Description:   

For Quentin’s entire life he has been admiring Margo from afar. One night she comes into Quentin’s room for a revenge filling night, Quentin follows. Quentin arrives at school the next day only to find that Margo has disappeared. Margo left a series of clues for Quentin to go and find her.

Reviews:

Sarah from goodreads said:

“If you liked Looking for Alaska and Abundance of Katherines, you will LOVE this book. I could NOT put it down. It’s funny and mysterious and just so real. Definitely recommended.”

She gave it 5 stars.

Kim ‘BookAddict’ from goodreads said:

An okay book, in my opinion. At times I liked the characters, and at other times I didn’t like them as much. I guess that makes a character more realistic, but I felt like their behaviours and their dialogues weren’t very realistic. I was also pretty bored with the plot for most of the time. At a few moments, I did however find it interesting.

She gave it 3 stars.

I was trying to find one 5 star one and 1 star one but the reviews for the 1 star were very dragotary.

Elizabeth Jasek who is a junior would give it 4 stars: she said “The idea of the storyline is really well thought out of and I liked it but I hated the ending it sucked, but overall it was a good book.”

Looking For Alaska   

Description:

Miles is known for memorizing famous people’s last words and is tired of saying at home so he leaves for boarding school. There he meets a girl named Alaska who will drag Miles into her labyrinth.

Reviews:

Liam From Goodreads said:

One minute I’m laughing, the next I’m crying.

This book has left me with no words.

It’s so beautiful and tragic I am a wreck yet again thank you John Green.

This book is one of those books that stays with you forever. I’m so glad I re-read it as I feel as though I have matured since I last read it and I have been able to get a better grasp on the characters and story this time.

What a truly precious book this is.

(He gave it 5 stars)

Monique V from goodreads said:

I did not like this book. I couldn’t even finish it! I enjoyed paper towns and so I thought that I would like this book but it just wasn’t my cup of tea. The characters were bland the writing was not good but I respect the opinions of my friends who think this is the best book in the universe. I just wish I could understand why.

(she gave it 1 star)

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl   

Description:

Greg is a 17 year old boy who has managed to be apart of every social group at his high school in Pittsburg without having any friends. Greg’s life gets turned upside down when his mother forces him to be friends with a girl who he once knew in Hebrew school who has leukemia.

Reviews:

Haley from goodreads said:

“This book made me feel all the feels. It made me laugh out loud, it made me want to cry. I love this book and how it is written. I love the friendship that forms and I will have to read more of Jesse Andrews because he is an amazing author.”

(she gave it 5 stars)

Lindsay Lynn from goodreads said:

“This book was definitely one of a kind. It was crude in humor and very emotionally detached. I think if I were younger I could sympathize with the story more. The main characters were gripping enough that you wanted to keep reading but you never really understood their true feelings. Overall, 3.5/5 stars. Definitely feel like this would appeal to a younger audience.”

(she gave it 3.5 stars, i was trying to find a 1 star comment but they were too derogatory)

The Book Thief       

Description:

Liesel arrives at her new foster home in 1938. When Sophie’s foster dad finds out that Sophie can not read he teachers her the wonders of reading. Liesel grows to love books more and more and even saving one from a Nazi bonfire. Liesel’s new family is barely able to make it by and their situation becomes even harder when they shelter a jewish boy.

Reviews:

Aj the Ravenous Reader from goodreads said:

“Not only did the story amaze and affected me so profoundly, the narrative method also astounded me. I think, it is the narrative method that actually made the story great, knowing a story of war, love, friendship, family and life in the perspective of Death. This is one of my most unforgettable reading experiences.”

(He gave it 5 stars)

I did not finish this book due to not liking it, since I do not like the author’s style of writing. Whenever he changes the subject he does it too fast and gets me completely confused. I still put two stars though because the plot is awesome, and made me read it for a bit until I just could not hold not liking it in anymore.

(she gave it 2 stars)

Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children

Description:

A family experiences a tragedy which sends 16 year old Jacob to a deserted island where he finds the remains of Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children. As Jacob looks around the house he begins to realize that the children who used to live here were more than peculiar, they might have dangerous. The children might have been put on this island for a good reason. The children might also be alive as well.

Reviews:

Anna Claire from goodreads said:

“I loved everything about this book. It was so brilliant and unique and unlike anything I’ve read before. This book blew my mind and I can’t wait to read the next one.”

(she gave it 5 stars)

Caro M. from goodreads said:

It wasn’t what I expected. I expected a much more darker story, somewhat “silenthillish” maybe. So it could be rather disappointing, but – surprisingly – it wasn’t, after I tamed my expectations and let the author tell his story.

It’s a good book, it’s quite well written, and it kept my attention to the end. Although I’d definitely recommend it mostly for teens, because this book is good start into a quality paranormal adventure literature, as I see it.

(They gave the book 3 stars, the reviews for 1 star were too derogatory)

The Fault in Our Stars     

Description:

16 year old Hazel has been battling cancer. She meets and falls in love with a boy named Gus who has some of the struggles as Hazel. They both enjoy books especially “An Imperial Affliction” by Peter Van Housten. Gus gets an invitation to go and meet the author, he and Hazel go on an adventure of their short lives.

Reviews:  

Lisa from goodreads said:

“5++++ Stars

I am not even capable of writing a review for this book. John Green wrote a heart-wrenching and gripping novel, one that touched my heart in a way that does not happen often. The Fault in our Stars is a book that will stay with me and will always hold a special place in my heart… and my bookshelf.”

My soul is officially crushed!”

(She gave it 5 stars)

Stephen Alff from goodreads said:

“It was an interesting book to read! A bit different to what I read normally, leaving my comfort zone behind on this one but it has really funny from time to time and it does keep a positive side even though the story itself is quite down to earth and quite sad. It’s an okay read but felt a little slow paced.”

(He gave it 3 stars, the reviews for 1 stars were too derogatory)

The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian     

Description:

Junior is a cartoonist who is growing up on a Spokane Indian reserve. He wants to be in control of his future so he leaves his troubled school to attend an all white farm town high school where the only Indian there is the mascot.

Reviews:

Meredith from goodreads said:

“Wow, this book. It’s hilarious and heartbreaking; silly and thought-provoking. One moment you’re laughing about some immature thing and the next you’re getting gut-punched with all the deep, sad feels, to only then be uplifted again by something else. Sure, it’s about a 14 year old Indian boy living on a reservation, but everyone should read this book, no matter your age. Seriously, go read it.”

(she gave it 5 stars)

Diana Zarate from goodreads said:

gave this book three stars because even though it was fun to read some parts weren’t interesting. Another reason why i rated it 3 stars was because some of the grammar was confusing. Other than those things I would definitely recommend this book.

(she gave it 3 stars, the reviews for 1 star were too derogatory)

An Abundance of Katherines        

Description:

When it comes to relationships Colin’s type of girls to date is ones with the name Katherine. When it comes to girls named Katherine he always getting dumped by them. 19 times to be exact. Colion is trying to prove that the Katherine Predictability is false and that he will fall in love with a Katherine and not get dumped by her.

Reviews:

Leonor Branco from goodreads said:

¨I loved this book as I loved all his other books. It didn’t make me cry but makes me beg for a sequel, even after the its end, which was so satisfying. I found this book one of John Green’s master pieces not just because of the plot itself but also for the ability of making up 19 different dating histories for each Katherine which is awesome.¨

(she gave it 5 stars)

Ayala Ahdoot from goodreads said:

¨I really tried to get myself to finish the book… It was just boring and a little unrealistic. Of course there were funny parts and the growing up aspect was slightly interesting, however it was not what I expected from a John green book. I could get myself to keep reading it, it was too boring.¨

(she gave it 1 star)

Eleanor and Park      

Description:

The book takes place over one school year in 1986. It is about to people who know that love almost never lasts, but they are brave enough to try.

Reviews:

Sarah Churchill from goodreads said:

¨Heartwarming and heartbreaking, I honestly wasn’t expecting to care about these characters and their relationship as much as I did. I didn’t really know what to expect, and I’ve only ever read one other RR book (Fangirl) but I expected great writing and some very real characters. I got a lot more; bullying, love, hate, security, fear, loving relationships, toxic relationships… one of the best contemporary novels I’ve read.¨

(she gave it 5 stars)

Adam Verga from goodreads said:

¨I did not enjoy this book mainly because it focused so much on the emotions of an awkward teenage relationship. Far too many pages were devoted to describing the intensity of hand-holding. It became rather repetitive, the plot became boring and the ending was too open-ended. I would not recommend this book.¨

(he gave it 1 star)

Thirteen Reasons Why   

Description:

Clay comes home from school one day and finds a strange package on his porch. Inside there are cassette tapes from a girl named Hannah Baker, Clay’s crush and classmate, who committed suicide two week earlier. Hannah’s voice tells him that there is thirteen reasons she decided to end her life and Clay is one of the reasons why.

Reviews:

Laura from goodreads said:

“Definitely a new favorite. So emotional and honest and I actually got goosebumps at some parts..”

(she gave it 5 stars)

Marta from goodreads said:

“My reading experience could’ve been better, to be honest. The concept of the book is really original and I’ve heard so many good things about it that I was so excited to get to it, but unfortunately it didn’t live up to my expectations.”

(she gave it 3 stars the reviews for the one sta