Flawless is an amazing and interesting book that shows how one part of your physical appearance can change the way you and others around you live your lives. The main character, Sarah, has to face high school with a nose that she hates and that she thinks everyone makes fun of, and because of it, she pushes people away; she tries to make sure that no one will hurt her. I think that all teenagers should read this book because it's like reading a book about yourself; there's always something you want to change but you have to not care about it and to love yourself for who you are.
Chiaki, 12
Epic Fail is an amazing story of the stereotypes that all kids, preschool to high school, have to face in their lives and that if you judge someone as soon as you see them you won't know who they really are. I think that this story tells you to not judge a book by its cover and care about what's on the inside not on the outside. The problems that they face are all because they quickly form judgments of people that they don't even know because of what they seem like when really there is a lot more that the outside doesn't show you, a lot more that you have to dig deep to uncover. I think that this is a terrific book and that if you have the chance you should read it.
Chiaki, 12
My review for the book Pink is that it is an amazing book about how sometimes you are different but you have to make the best with what you have and not try to change yourself. I love this book because it shows that it is hard growing up and being a teenager and there are cliques but if you are true to yourself you will find the place that you really belong.
Chiaki, 12
My review for the book Prom and Prejudice is an amazing story about the stereotypes of rich and average people. It shows the different ways that people are treated because of their belongings and money. It is an amazing story that is great for young teens about how there are so many things covering the important things in a person but when you get close to a person you can see through the specifics covering the inside. I love this story and if I had the choice I would read it again.
Chiaki, 12
