Eagle Strike is a 256 paged novel by Anthony Horowitz. When Alex sees an old enemy, he knows somethings up. When he saw the killer, Yassen, and saw an explosion occur, he knew he had to figure this out. He then comes up to the theory that Damian Cray, the closest thing to a saint to the world, is responsible. However, MI6 disagrees! Could Alex be right? Recomended to Anyone by #25!

Sceleton Key

Skeleton Key is a 327 paged novel by Antony Horowitz. After getting a "vacation" from MI6, or a place for spies, Alex Rider notices that one man has a nuclear bomb ready for use! That man, or Sargon, has lost everything he loved: his son and his country, and will stop at nothing to bring it back to it's glory. Now Alex has to deal with sharks, a odd man, a sugar factory, and a nuclear dustbin! Will Alex save the world again alive?

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The Phantom TollBooth

The Phantom Tollbooth is a 256 paged novel by Norton Juster. Everything is always useless and boring to young Milo. One day, he sees a toy tollbooth. Once he drives past it with his toy car, he ends up in this new world of numbers, sounds, words, and much more! Soon he is told to get past "the demons of ignorance" and return Rhyme and Reason with the help of Tock, a watch dog that ticks and Humbug, a bug in a suit. Will Milo learn the importance of learning along the way?

Science Night!

Friday I volunteered to Science Night! It was nice to see everyone enjoying their time playing with LEGOS! No one "borrowed" or lost any! Every volunteer seemed entertained by the small building equipment. The other stands were interesting too, and the out come of the great gator challedge was great, since two room 14ers won! Otherwise, Science Night was pretty interesting this year!

The Titans Curse

The Titans curse, by Rick Riordan, is a 312 paged novel. On the regular duty to help save demigods, Percy and Annabeth are surprised to find two demigods avoiding a monster! In the process of fighting it, the beast flees, taking Annabeth and Atrimes, god of hunt, with him! Now it's up to Percy and campers from Camp Half-blood to get them back from the titans and find a monster that could destroy the gods themselves! This is recommended as long as the reader read the older books in this spectacular series!

The battle of the labyrinth

The Battle of the Labyrinth is a 361 paged novel by Rick Riordan. One day during a friendly competition, Percy and friends find the Labyrinth of the Greek legends! Where will this lead them too? Perhaps they would find missing campers or the remains of the titan king, Kronos. Read to find out! This action-packed novel is recommended to everyone!

The Lightning Theif..

Experience a humorous story of a boy and gods in The Lightning Thief!

The Lighting Thief , a 375 paged fictional story by Rick Riordan, weaves a tale of a young boy trying to help the gods save a valuable item! A child name Percy Jackson gets kicked out of school again, but in the process fights a mysterious creature from mythology! If that's enough, another monster attacks his mom, and wins! He even has to bring a great item that was stolen by someone to the great god, Zeus! However his friends and father help him through all kinds of problems on a quest to get the lightning bolt and save Percy's mom. The theme here is importance of friendship. Anyone would be recommended to read this novel.

This is greatly recommended! The story is so well plotted you would always want more! Every chapter contains action, such as a battle, and always a little comedy. You could also learn about Greek mythology by reading! There aren't any negatives about it!

The Lighting Thief is greatly recommended to every reader! It proves having friends is very important! It has both humor and action that makes it a real page turner! The reader doesn't even need to know Greek mythology to read this book. The Lighting Thief is a huge recommendation to any book lover!

A Wrinkle in Time, Madeleine L'engle, is a 232 paged novel. It weaves a tale of a young girl having school problems with her brother. To make it worse, she doesn't know where her father is! However, three adults with strange power and knowledge will help them over come danger. This well plotted story would want you to know what happens next! Recommended to anyone 5 and up.

Dreams do come true in Dragon Wings!

Dragon Wings, a historical fiction novel by Laurence Yep, shows the difficulty in achieving dreams. A young boy named Moon Shadow tries to help his dad, Windrider, in making his dreams come true. Yet, many things get in the way such as thieves and the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. The theme here is importance of family. Kids 9 and up would enjoy this book.

This would be recommended. This book has a great plot. Each chapter has something that excites the reader, such as a story. This also shows how life was for a T’ang man in San Francisco. The only weak point was that little kids could get confused constantly on events like arguments

Dragon Wings is great towards ages 9 and older. It shows how important family is. It also has an event used in many great novels: when dreams come true. It then tells kids a important lesson in life: to never give up. This novel is greatly recommended.

Mountain light

Mountain Light, by Laurence Yep, is a 281 paged novel telling about a young man trying to stop being a clown and get more serious. The main characters are: Squeaky, Cassia, Dusty Tiny, Lumpy, and Ducky. One day a villager named Squeaky thinks he is found by the Manchus, but it turns out it was 3 rebels, who eventually let him join. They took a boat for safety from the incoming Manchus, yet Cassia's father is shot by a character named Dusty. As the rest of the group finished off their journey, Cassia gets too worried about Squeak's constant joking and unawareness and tells him to meet her at her village every few time. After many events such as Ducky's death, Cassia is caught trying to help Tiny, who is a stranger, and held captive for a death punishment. Yet Squeaky saves her, sacrificing his chances to go back home. Squeaky then left towards America meeting Cassia's brother, Foxfire, and finally living in peace. The theme here is importance of friendship.

The theme in the novel is importance of friendship. First, without Cassia, Tiny, or Cassia's dad, Squeaky wouldn't have escaped the Manchus. Second, Cassia and Tiny were the only ones, besides Ducky, who Squeaky could have talked about the situation without getting in a serious problem. Thirdly, Cassia taught Squeaky how to stop clowning around and get serious. Finally, they greatly supported him through every problem. Importance of friendship was the main theme in Mountain Light.

Dragon Wings

Dragon Wings, by Laurence Yep, is a 245 paged novel telling the steps of Moon Shadow and Wind Rider creating a machine that can fly. The main characters are: Wind Rider, Moon Shadow, Uncle Bright Star, Black Dog, Miss Whitlaw, Robin, Lefty, White Deer, and Hand Clap. Moon Shadow comes to San Francisco to live with his father, Wind Rider. While living with the company Wind Rider explains he thinks he was a dragon in another life. Black Dog attacked Moon Shadow, which caused Wind Rider to fight him. Sadly, that also led Moon Shadow and Wind Rider having to move. They then met Miss Whitlaw and Robin, making a friendship for a while. Then, the great San Francisco Earthquake occurs, causing few people to help find the survivors. Sadly, every T,ang man was to leave giving Moon Shadow another new home. Wind Rider starts working on a project to fly, and before it’s done, their money is stolen by Black Dog. Everyone comes to help, yet the machine immediately crashed in the air. They accept what happened and feel very lucky. The most important setting is San Francisco.

The most important setting in Dragon Wings is San Francisco. First, it was where almost all the characters lived. Second, this was the area that had the great San Francisco earthquake occurred. Thirdly, this is where Wind Rider learned that the Wright brothers created the first flying machine. Lastly, there was a lot of discrimination over there. San Francisco is the most important setting in the novel.

Dragons Gate

Dragon’s Gate, by Lawrence Yep, is a 331 paged novel. Otter finally finds his chance of joining his father at the “golden” mountains. However, it isn’t how Otter thought it would be. There are many dangerous hazards, serious injuries, and hard work. This novel is recommended to anyone!

The Austere Academy

The Austere Academy (The Series of Unfortunate Events), by Lemony Snicket is a 220 paged novel. Not having any guardians, the Baudelaire Orphans are sent to an unfair academy. Living in awful conditions with only 2 friends, the orphans are hoping that Olaf doesn’t come and make them more miserable. How bad could an academy with a “Remember you will die.” sign be? Whoever read the books before this one is recommended to read it!

The Wide Window

The Wide Window (from The Series of Unfortunate Events, by Lemony Snicket is a 214 paged novel. The Baudelaire Orphans head off to there 3rd and paranoid guardian. Despite the weird rules, the orphans feel more safe from Olaf. Are they right this time? If you read the first 2 books, you are recommended to read this book!