This book is a great novel about a girl named Grace, who ever since her mom was shot in front of her eyes, has been hunting for the killer. After returning to Embassy Row to live with her grandfather, Grace finds herself once again at odds with the Scarred Man, but along with her new friends, she must try and save the society of Embassy Row before it all. Falls. Down.
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Saturday, October 22, 2022
Kimetsu No Yaiba (Demon Slayer) by Koyoharu Gotouge
It's a really nice and detailed graphic novel. There is a lot of action and the storyline is really good.
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5,
Family,
Graphic Novels,
Horror,
Made into Film,
Teen Book Reviews
Artemis Fowl (series) by Eoin Colfer
I liked the whole Artemis Fowl series and how the action/adventure parts were understandable and compelling.
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4,
Adventure,
Elves,
Fae,
Fantasy,
Science Fiction,
Teen Book Reviews
Skulduggery Pleasant by Derek Landy
This book start out sad but gets very exciting very quickly. It is also outrageously funny as Skulduggery is soooo funny. he's got a great sense of humor for someone who's been dead for a few hundred years. This book is action packed and is an all around great book.
Racing in the Rain: My Life as a Dog by Garth Stein
I like this book because it is very eventful. There are many life-changing events and the characters are relatable. It is told from the perspective of a funny dog who loves his family and can do nothing but watch as their lives change drastically.
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4,
Animals,
Family,
Made into Film,
Realistic Fiction,
Teen Book Reviews
Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer
Artemis Fowl is a young criminal mastermind. He discovered that under the surface fairies, elves, and goblins exist. But now he has found them, he's up to no good. Artemis has become goodish friends with Captain Holly Short. But she knows some good uses for the mud boy.
Labels:
5,
Adventure,
Elves,
Fae,
Fantasy,
Science Fiction,
Teen Book Reviews
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