Perhaps this book should be called … how to get the Greek God in Room 207! The book is about over acheivers and their parents push for the “Best” internships. But when one gets stuck at an agency that develops the toys for happy meals… the parents aren’t so excited. Additionally, the quirky employees at the agency take on our lady’s love life!
It is an easy read.

Carly takes the SAT and doesn’t score well enough to enter Princeton University, her fathers Alma Mater! So she must re-take this test. But she is contacted by the TAKER. This person guarantees that she will pass the SAT on the next round. Will Carly use the TAKER and cheat on the SAT? Read the TAKER.

This book is written in the voices of the students and the math teacher. Each chapter is a seperate voice.
They are attempting to break a world record by building the largest tetrahedron. Intermingled in this story are some real social issues facing teens today.

Yes, Its about alcoholism.
The story is good and moves quickly. It is a good pick for reluctant readers.
Our girl Samantha is in 8th grade and dealing with friends and boys. See how she also deals with her dad’s problem and her mom’s reaction to it. Will Samantha follow in her dad’s footsteps at a high school party?
Read Lush to find out!

Set in the future, where football is outlawed and only sports like track is played… with the right protective gear.
Bo’s behavior is getting out of control. What will happen to him when the school believes he is the cause for an epidemic?
Think… McDonalds and…. prison.
Fun read! Recommend to your teens.

Jean Ferris strikes again! Literally! This book is set in the wild west. A former boom town, now bust, is filled with leftover miners still hoping for pay dirt. A stranger arrives on the monthly train and sets the town to gossiping. Who is this stranger and what does he want? Most importantly… WHY!
See if our heroine can save the day.

This book is about the life of a Border Collie written from his point of view. It is a quick read and fun for school age children.

FIRESTORM is the first in David Klass’s trilogy.
Jack, our overachieving high school athlete is suddenly plunged into a world of killers. You see Jack is from the future! He was sent back in time by his parents to save the future from peril. Not just any peril… enviromental doom! There are futuristic weapons, interesting fighting techniques and lovely shape shifters! Read Firestorm to find out who is who and what is what and if the Earth can be saved.

In the mean time…. remember to recycle! :)

I don’t want to give too much away, but SOLD is definitely worth reading. A book about Nepal and its people, and a 13 year old girl named Lakshmi. We learn about her life, culture and school. A very poignant read about a societal ill.

Grace is dealing with the death of her brother. She has “Lost her way”. She decides to try new things, clothes, hair…boys! But Philomena always seems to be near and willing to help and listen.
Read to find out if Grace can find her way through her grief.