Where Is Amy Dunne?

By: Madison C.

Using her trademark razor-sharp writing and assured psychological insight, Gillian Flynn serves up a fast-paced, devilishly dark, and ingeniously plotted thriller called Gone Girl. With the use of leaving her readers in the dark and delivering a large jaw dropping plot twist Flynn confirms her talent as a hot new writer.

Hate List, or Hit List?

Hate List, or Hit List?

By Kristen O

Jennifer Brown is an author of young adult novels that are very well written and will keep you engaged throughout the whole read. Some of her other work includes Bitter End, Perfect Escape, Thousands Words, and Torn Away.

Its a Dreamland

By Alyssa G.

In Sarah Dessen's, Dreamland  there is a girl named Caitlin. This book starts with her older sister, Cassandra, running away from the family, leaving them in distress. This leaves Caitlin in the position to fill her "perfect" sisters spot. She goes out for the cheer-leading squad and even tried to date a preppy jock just to fit in. That all changed when she met the mysterious bad-boy, Rogerson.  This story will have you wanting to slam the book shut but keep reading all at the same time. Its a drama and romance in one. Sarah Dessen has done it again, as she did in some of her previous stories such as Just Listen and The Truth About Forever.

The Only Survivor

By: Veronica B.

            Marcus Luttrell did not start his career out as an author. He began as a loyal and brave Navy SEAL, who went on the tell his personal account of the killing of Osama Bin Laden in Lone Survivor: The Eyewitness Account of Operation Redwing and The Lost Heroes of SEAL Team 10, more commonly known as simply Lone Survivor. Since the book being written in 2007, he has also written Service: A Navy SEAL at War. Luttrell writes narrative nonfiction stories that bring most readers to tears.

A Lot to Learn

by Manasa J.

Runaways is an incredible, thrilling graphic novel by Brian K. Vaughan. It is a great carefree book that will not fail to impress you. It is a novel filled with mysterious new superpowers and exciting twists.

Fahrenheit 451 Book Review -- This is a crappy title

by Abby K.

Fahrenheit 451 is dystopian themed novel written by Ray Bradbury 1953. It is an immensely popular book, primarily focusing on censorship. In 1960s era America, books have been deemed illegal in an attempt to repress ideas and free thinking. Televisions are the sizes of walls, firemen burn down houses, and people have little to no options.

Message Send Failure

Message Send Failure

By: Megan V.

In David Brin's The Postman, the reader is dropped into a post-apocalyptic wasteland of what was once America. Here we follow the main character Gordon Krantz, a scruffy near middle aged man who has fared as a traveler practically all on his own during the sixteen years of war, plagues, and bombs that ravaged the country. He is practical, cunning, and suffers from occasional short sightedness. Gordon follows old ideals that were common sixteen years prior but can be impractical and often times dangerous in the time after the war. Throughout the novel we see him struggle with his idealistic mentality and his basic survival instincts.