Ages 12-16: Twilight by Stephanie Meyer

Twilight is a really great book it's basically a love story between a vampire and a human.While Edward struggles not to eat her, he begins to love her and since he only feeds on animals she must be really tasty. This story is truly incredible.

Most people saw the movie then read the book but since it's PG-13 I couldn't see any of it. I also am one of those people who loves to read so even though I didn't see the movie I usually love the book more when it is made into a movie.When I hear about books made into movies I can usually say "I read that". Sadly I can't always say " It was fantabulous"though for this book I can!

Reviewer, Aja Rating, 8-D

Harry potter & the chamber of secrets by J. K. Rowling

In the second book in the Harry Potter series, Harry's year is not starting off smooth. First, He got into trouble for doing magic at his house he didn't do. Then, he got in trouble for driving a flying car to school. Third, everybody thinks he is Slitherin's heir even though he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time when people got petrified. So let's see if everything can turn up alright.

Ages 12-16:Spells and Sleeping Bags by Sara Mlynowski

In the third time around, Rachel is a witch but she isn't doing too well with her spells. First, whenever she tries to kiss Raf she ruins it. Second, she zapped away all her clothes into weird sizes of designer clothes. Third, Miri's been acting weird lately and everybody loves this one girl, Liana.
So read the book to checkout if everything can go right with Raf and Rachel.

Ages 12-16: The Giver by Lois Lowry

The Giver is a book about a controlled society where everyone is given a specific job based not on what they want to do but on how the elders interpret how they act and do everything they do.They have a specific set of rules and everyone is expected to follow them. If they don't they will be released. As the story unravels you will see how this story happens.

Ages 7-9: Usborne Young Reading Aesop's Fales

Aesop's Fables teaches you how to have good behavior. The fables teach fun, great people skills like in The Tortoise & the Hare. I learned slow but sure can win the race

Usborne Young Reading also have many other books. I'm going to read all the books! Make sure to come back and see the reviews.


Reviewer - Masai
Rating - ***** (5 stars)

The Bride of Frankenstein Doesn't Bake Cookies by Dadey/Jones

Frankenstein falls in love with Electra and try's to impress her by skating .

Electra sell's  monster cookies  like they are free. Frank is not your every day monster.

Read it to see what happens? It's a funny book. I like it so much I have read it twice.

Reviewer - Masai

Rating ***** (Five Stars)

Authors of the month

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Nnedi Okorafor-Mbachu, is a phenomenal writer that writes fantasy with an afro-centric focus which I both love. I read Zarah the wind seeker and I seriously hope she writes some kind of sequel that would be cool. you can visit her here

Sarah Mlynowski, wrote my favorite series of books Magic in Manhattan. I'm lovin' the third one, Spells and Sleeping Bags (will be coming soon). She has also written other books like How to be Bad, and many more. I love her series and I hope you do too! You can visit her here and here

Writer, Aja :-D