Project 17 is a chilling mystery and thriller by Laurie Faria Stolarz. When Derik and 5 friends venture to Danvers State Hospital, an abandoned mental hospital, things get freaky. Doors shut and lock seemingly by themselves and voices can be heard spoken by no one. Through out the night things get creepier and creepier when a patients diary is found describing chilling events that happened during her time at the hospital. The friends develope a sort of obsession with the diary and strive to find out the secrets hidden with in it and the hospital. This book is very suspenseful and I couldn't put it down. It left me thinking about it through out the night after I'd finished it. If you like this book you might also like Deadly Little Secrets, also by Stolarz.
A new book review.The Pretty Little Liar Series Books by Sara Shepard are so awesome. They are about a group of friends who end up loosing a member of their clique at a young age and have to live their lives with a few years later with many hidden secrets. You follow the story of Aria, Spencer, Emily, and Hanna as they protect secrets and try to solve the mistery of their best friend Alison's death. Despite the clique-y covers the books are very good and are a mystery series. If you like this book you will also like the other three books, the fifth one coming out in November.
I really want Obama to win the election. He is awesome and McCain is a hot head, with Palin as his assistant. Who really wants there V.P. to be such a maverick. I will post a funny link for all you Obama fans.
http://www.palinaspresident.us/
Hey I just wanted to tell all of my dedicated fans that I am currently reading Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. This is a classic book that is written in proper old fashioned English, plus it is very long. So I will not be posting a book review on this book for a while.
To celebrate the upcoming release to the last book in the Twilight Saga. I am posting a clock thingie so you can count down the days until Breaking Dawn comes out.
The seventh book review is Peeled by Joan Bauer. In this book teenaged Hildy Biddle is a star reporter in her high school newspaper. When a local house is supposedly haunted Hildy is on the case. Suspicious poeple come to the town and soon Hildy is in trouble. The high school newspaper is shutdown and the newspaper staff starts there own newspaper named peeled. When the new newspaper is threatened the team has to solve the mystery in order to save the town. If you like this book you will also like Squashed by Joan Bauer. This a realistic fiction book.
The 6th book review is on a book called Zombie Blondes by Brian James. This book is about a girl, named Hannah, who movies to a new town and discovers things are a little different there. She meets a boy named Lukas who tries to warn her about the popular group. Telling her that they are zombies. Hannah does not believe him and joins the group. But she soon finds out the "it" girls' secret. They're beautiful. They're popular. They're dead. After realizing what they are trying to do to her Hannah joins Lukas in a run for there lives. This is a fiction book. Be sure to expect surprising twists and turns and even a few scares in this thriller. If you like this book you will also like Welcome to the Dead House by R.L. Stine.
Book review #5 is on a book called Finn's Going by Tom Kelly. This book is about a boy and his twin brother. The twins' names are Finn and Danny. When one of them dies the other is left behind and is very sad. He goes on an adventure to find out things about life and to move on with his life even though his brother is gone. The ending has a surprising twist that reviels alot bout the story. This is a realistic fiction book. If you like this book you will also like the book The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick.
