Looking for a good book? Check out these recommendations by fellow Farmington Community Library teens! Comments are welcome - or join our Teen Advisory Board to add reviews of your own!
Tuesday, March 3, 2020
The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963 by Christopher Paul Curtis
The Watson family goes to Birmingham in order to change their oldest son's behavior. When they go to Birmingham their son's behaviors flip.
Labels:
4,
African Americans,
Family,
Historical Fiction,
Humor,
Teen Book Reviews
Jump Force (video game)
Started, have not finished. Good story, has good mechanics and graphics. It's an anime fighting game involving almost every character.
Labels:
4,
Graphic Novels,
Teen Book Reviews,
Video Game
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling
It is a book that has a lot mystery and action involved. It is about a boy named Harry Potter who doesn't know much about his background but slowly figures out who he is.
Labels:
4,
Adventure,
Family,
Fantasy,
Friendship,
Made into Film,
Magic,
Teen Book Reviews
The Elite by Kiera Cass
Even the first page is exciting! I love the descriptive words and different writing techniques Ms. Cass uses. I also love how she is able to mix fantasy and real life situations into a very cool story. I am so glad my friend recommended me this book!
Labels:
5,
Dystopia,
Fantasy,
Romance,
Teen Book Reviews
Bendy in Nightmare Run (video game)

When days seem to go on with no end, I always wind up letting my mind wander to Nightmare Run and the Nightmare Squad (just what I call the four bosses) and wondering if there will be future updates. But in all seriousness, Bendy in Nightmare Run has a charming aesthetic, gameplay that gets you hooked, amazing characters, great descriptions for the toons, cool and cute costumes, details in the game that really bring characters to life, awesome and adorable enemies and bosses, incentives to encourage players who feel like giving up, and all-around amazing gameplay!
Labels:
5,
Horror,
Teen Book Reviews,
Video Game
The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd
It's a great novel about a 14 year old in a southern state and she has to face a lot of segregation. I love the book because she has a lot of bravery, and she has great will power.
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