Firestarter by Stephen King by Christen C., Willard, OH The master of horror Stephen King provides readers with an edge-of-the-seat science-
fiction thriller with Firestarter.
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Friday Night Lights by H. G. Bissinger by Skyler M., Sneads Ferry, NC If you’ve ever been to Texas, you know football is huge. A town there is not measured by its people or how much land it covers, but by the quality of the football program and the number of state championships its team has won ... Continue...
Marley and Me by John Grogan by Sara K., E. Northport, NY Have you ever had a dog? Welcome to John Grogan’s world. He’s the author of Marley and Me, and also the owner of Marley, the lab puppy who grew to a 95-pound member of his family ... Continue...
Pay It Forward by Cahterine Ryan Hyde by Christine O., Oxford, MA Pay It Forward is an amazing story. Catherine Ryan Hyde writes from multiple points of view in order to add humor and perspective to an already touching plot ... Continue...
The Bourne Identity by Robert Ludlum by Brandon L., Middletown, DE Have you ever read a book that was so riveting you stayed awake for hours trying to finish it? How about a book that was so awesome you devoted your vacation to reading it? I have, and in this case the book is Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Identity ... Continue...
The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot by Monica G., Glendale , AZ The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot is a remarkable novel about a high-school freshman named Mia Thermopolis who lives in New York City with her mother, an artist ... Continue...
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