In LuckyFools, David Ellison is going through a pretty tough high
school senior year, dealing with trying to keep a relationship together,
auditioning for Julliard (a performing arts college), and more problems. Life
is pretty tough and things get hard for David.
Since David goes to Oak Fields Prep most
kids go to Stanford University, but instead David chooses to go Julliard to
fulfill his dream of acting. But his Dad just doesn’t happen to think “acting”
is the best job out there.
Then David has to deal with how he feels
for his girlfriend and how he feels with the new girl, and to make things worse
he has a shoe to do, WITH the new girl. Meaning new girl spends more time with
David than his girlfriend.
All this is happening and David has to
audition for Julliard (which involves four long monologues), plus write an essay
and prepare for a Play, that he is the star of.
The main reason why I
picked this book to read is because David and I share the same thing, wanting
to go to Julliard for acting (and for me singing too). Plus having people
around us thinking that this is not the best job out there. I wanted to find out how
David coped with it and how it turned out for him. And if you want to know
read the Book.
If I could recommend
this book to anyone I would recommend it to people who have a dream that not
everyone agrees with. This book shows that you have to work really, really,
really hard to show everyone you can make, but if you don’t you’ll get over it.
I love this book and I hope
you buy it, borrow it, or whatever you do to get your hands on this book and
read it.
Lyndsy
Anna's life is thoroughly normal until she meets
Bennett, how is thrilling and different from the other boys at her school. But
never, not even in her wildest dreams, could she guess how different he really
is. I thought Time Between Us was a fun light read. It had its cliche moments, but
they worked. I would recommend this book to people who like romance books.
Veronica lives in a world where ghosts, or images, are
commonplace and fill up the streets and schools, as well as houses. So when
Veronica finds a new ghost of a boy in her bathroom, she doesn't think anything
of it. But for her, this ghost's presence means so much more, and
signifies the beginning of a murder plot that threatens Veronica's
life. 
Anything But Ordinary is a fast-paced, well written, story of a girl who
wakes up 5 years after a terrible accident, only to find out she has been in a
coma and is now 22. And while she was asleep, the rest of the world has moved
on. But slowly she begins to realize that something is different with her brain
this time around, and the consequences of that will shake her life to
the core. I enjoyed this book immensely, and would definitely recommend
it.
False Memory was a great book! Miranda wakes up on a park bench with no memory. She
then releases a mysterious energy that makes everyone panic, except a boy
named Peter. Deciding to trust him, she learns she is part of a group of teens,
genetically altered to become weapons. Miranda has to readjust to her old life,
but finds it difficult, especially with Noah, her boyfriend that she doesn't
remember. Soon Miranda discovers an evil secret, the real reason behind
everything.
