Maximum Ride - James Patterson

Maximum Ride is a book full of twists and suspense.

The characters seem like they step out of real life and you can relate to them just like they are your real real friends!

4 out of 5 votes!

~Student Submission

Agnes and the Hitman - Jennifer Cruise & Bob Mayer

This is a hilarious, fast paced read with great characters and surprising twists. Agnes is a food columnist who's gotten into some trouble with the law because of her tendency to hit men in the head with frying pans.

Shane is a cynical hitman with a past even he doesn't know the half of it. Shane has to protect Agnes from unsavory criminals, flamingos, and an irate mother-of-the-bride. There's many shenan iggis, awesomeness, and...

everyone should read it!

~Student Submission

City of Glass - Cassandra Clare

Just amazing! With the werewolves, vampires, demons, sexy people and love interests that make you want to scream!

Just read it!

~Student Submission

This is a great story!

How do you study like a scholar?

Great spin off of the current commercial trends...use the databases and resources
@ your library! :)

Slaughterhouse - Five of the Children's Crusade: Kuro Vonnegut, Jr.

The book is about the story of a man who has lost a grip on reality (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder-PTSD) after World War II. Rapidly jumping from moments in the war to present day, our main charecter has found unhappiness in life because he experienced so much horror as a child (age 18). The book does not glorify war so taht many young men won't be inspired to fight in the war and live a more fulfilling life.

~Student

Post Office: Charles Bukowski

This book tells the story of the blue collar, an all-American pessimist known as Henry Chinaski. He works for the post office where he is the victim of cruel tasks assigned by cruel men. In his free time, he writes and develops relationships with many intriguing people.

~Student