A Time To Heal By: Linda Goodnight

Ivy here! I have recently red a book called A Time To Heal By: Linda Goodnight.

WHAT IT IS ABOUT: Kat Thatcher left her Oklahoma hometowm years ago over one sad accident. Why she came to the city and became a workaholic only she will know. But one person knows why she left, Seth Washinton knows. Seth is more handsome then she remembers and way to available. He wants to talk about the past, the past he was involved with. Kat won't have of it, no way is she going to talk about it, but Seth insists. Kat starts falling for her high school heartthob again but is she going to hide her heart from love?
WHAT I LIKED: I liked that she faced her fears and came for the summer to live with her sister.
WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE: There was vandlism and the kids who did it that were "good" kids.
FAVORITE CHARACTER: I would have to say Kat, she was trying to run from her career when people just kept pushing people her way to help. She kept doing her job even though she didn't want to.
LEAST FAVORITE CHARACTER: Seth's daughter, Alicia. She was really mean to Kat.
FAVORITE SCENE: When Kat save Alicia's life.
LEAST FAVORITE SCENE: There was this dog and her attacked Kat's, niece's cat and it was kind of sad.
AGE I WOULD RECCOMEND: 11 and up.
RATING: 5 out of 5 stars.

Thank you for reading!

Ivy

War Horse By: Michael Morpurgo

Ivy has review for you! War Horse by Michael Morpurgo. For those of you have seen the movie but havent red the book or vis versa, the book isn't the same as the movie. It has many simular parts but isn't word for word.

WHAT IS IT ABOUT: It is 1914, the start of World War I. Joey, a farm horse is sold to the army and put on the Western War Front. As Joey is sent off he misses his Albert, the farmers son, he was forced to leave behind. The beautiful red-bay horse is trained to charge the enemy, drag heavy artillery, and carry woulded soliders off the battle feild. Amongst the gun sounds, and while pulling carts through cold mud, Joey wonders if the war will ever end and will he every see his Albert again.
WHAT I LIKED: I liked that most of the people in the book were nice to the horses.
WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE: Even though I know it is based on a true story, I hate that alll those horses and men had to die.
FAVORITE CHARACTER: All the horses. They did so much, from pulling carts, carrying the men, and so much more, they stayed strong.
LEAST FAVORITE CHARACTER: I don't know. Because it was a war and all. There wasn't really a side or person a disliked.
FAVORITE SCENE: (SPOILER ALERT) That Joey and Albert were reunited.
LEAST FAVORITE SCENE: There was one horse that was friends with Joey, the scene where he died.
AGE I WOULD RECCOMEND: I think like 13. Just because of the fighting and the horse dying.
RATING: 5 out of 5 stars.

I loved this book! I saw the movie as well and was so excited to read the book! I would strongly urge you to read the book.

Ivy

Finding Her Way Home By: Linda Goodnight

Hi, it's Ivy. New review: Finding Her Way Home, A novel by Linda Goodnight.

WHAT WAS THE BOOK ABOUT: Cheyenne Rhodes,  an ex-cop needs a new place to start over, she has choosen a little town called Redemption, Oklahoma. She has come her to hide from her past not make friends. Single dad, Trace Bowman won't let Cheyenne hide from him. He knows she has a special way with his daughter Zoey. Cheyenne is a little overwelmed in Redemtion, and Trace must show her that she needs to stay.
WHAT I LIKED: I liked that Cheyene was a cop and she helped one person being abused.
WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE: During the whole book one person was being abused and I don't really know if the abused person and her husband needed to be in the book. I guess it caused drama, but it didn't really fit in for where the book took place.
FAVORITE CHARACTER: My favorite was probably Zoey. SPOILER ALERT, Zoey is blind.
LEAST FAVORITE CHARACTER: The abusive husband.
FAVORITE SCENE: I liked the scene when Cheyenne was teaching Zoey how to play the piano.
LEAST FAVORITE SCENE: There was this big scene where the abusive guy comes and hurts his wife, and Cheyenne.
AGE I WOULD RECCOMEND: Just because of the abuse I would say, 13.
RATING: I would say like 4 1/2 stars our of 5.

I loved this book!!
Ivy

The Lawman's Christmas Wish By: Linda Goodnight

Hi Everyone! I, Ivy have a review for you, Linda Goodnight's novel The Lawman's Christmas Wish.

WHAT IS IT ABOUT:  Widow, Amy James, has lots of men looking after her in the small town of Treasure Creek, Alaska. When she's in grocery stores she can hardley walk without a marrige proposal. The proposals aren't for love, but the treasure her great-great-grandfather left her. But the town sherrif, Reed Truscott is the only one who promised her late husband that he would look after Amy and her two young boys. Reed, makes her feel safe and he is very handsome. But his honorable marriage proposal is about obligation—not love. Unless he can convince her that his Christmas wish is to join her family forever.
WHAT I LIKED: I liked that even though the awarkward proposal from Reed, that Amy and him are still friends.
WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE: I didn't like two men who were after the treasure and threaten Amy's kids.
FAVORITE CHARATER: Amy, she showed that even without a man she can support herself and her two boys, that she didn't need to depend on a man. (Which only happened in the first half of the book)
LEAST FAVORITE CHARACTER: The robber guys.
FAVORITE SCENE: I liked when they were decorating the park for a Christmas tree celebration.
LEAST FAVORITE SCENE: SPOILER ALERT: The two guys that kidnapped her sons and her.
AGE I WOULD RECCOMEND: Like 11 or 12.
RATING: 5 out of 5 stars!

Ivy

Hana by Lauren Oliver Review

Hi guys! This is Lily posting. :) Today I have a review for you on the novella to Delirium by Lauren Oliver. It's called Hana. This book is pretty much Delirium but from Hana's POV, sort of like the unpublished Midnight Sun by Stephenie Meyer is like Twilight but from Edward's POV. To see my review of Delirium by Lauren Oliver, click here. I could find this book avabile on Amazon for my Kindle, so I just got that. I'm not sure if it's available in a paperback or hardcover copy.

WHAT THE BOOK WAS ABOUT: It's pretty much Delirium but from Hana's POV. It starts off in the middle of Delirium though, not at the beginning.
WHAT I LIKED ABOUT IT: I liked how it was told from Hana's POV and you got to see and learn more about Hana.
WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE: I didn't like how some of the events in that (also happened in Delirium) we're not included or were very minimal. Also it was very short, the estimated pages is only 63. I would of loved to read more from Hana's POV.
MY FAVORITE CHARACTER: In this one, Hana.
MY LEAST FAVORITE CHARACTER: Whatever her matches name is, I can't remember his name.
MY FAVORITE SCENE: When Hana meets Alex and Lena in the stock room at the Stop N Save.
MY LEAST FAVORITE SCENE: The golfing scene, I thought that scene was boring.
WHAT AGE I WOULD RECOMMEND IT FOR: Twelve and up, maybe thirteen and up. There is lots of kissing and hand holding (one brief sentence that talks about more then that, but nothing actually happens), there might be some alcohol drinking (I can't remember for sure) and characters sneak out past curfew plenty of times.
RATING OUT OF FIVE: Five! I loved this book just as much as I loved Delirium.


Thanks for reading and I HIGHLY recommend the entire trilogy, the second book in the series I will review tomorrow. :)

Lily

Delirium by Lauren Oliver Review

Hi everyone! Lily blogging here! =) Today I have a review for you on the book Delirium by Lauren Oliver.

WHAT THE BOOK WAS ABOUT: In this futuristic dystopian novel, everybody thinks that love is a disease. Scientists have found a cure to amor delira nervosa, where they cut into part of your brain and then when you wake up from the surgery you're cured. You cannot feeling loving (or hating) emotions anymore. Everybody on their 16th or 18th birthday (I can't remember which one!) gets the cure, and just before then they get evaluated and matched with partners that they are to marry and start a family with once they cured. Being with uncured boys (or girls) is a deadly crime. Uncured's have a strict curfew. In this world, people cannot listen to music unless it's approved by the government, read books unapproved by the government (ie, Romeo and Juliet, all types of poetry, etc.) Lena believes in all this. Until she meets Alex. When she realizes that her whole entire life is a lie, everything she's been told, everything she knows is a lie.
WHAT I LIKED: I liked the characters, Lena, Hana, Alex and everybody. It was a very good story and I thought the plot was very interesting. I loved it, adding it to my list of top favorites.
WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE: The author left chapters at cliffhangers. It was really annoying because she would end one chapter with a cliffhanger, and then start the next chapter with some memory from the fourth grade or something. So that was annoying. The ending I didn't like either. It was horrible! I seriously cried for like ten minutes (we were driving in the car) and my family was like, "why are you crying?" I was sobbing "it can't end like this! It's horrible, so sad!" I don't normally cry in books, this marks one of two books I've ever cried in. I went into the book thinking, how is she going to make me convinced that love is a disease? When I came out I was half and half, I understood half why it would be and half why it wouldn't be. If she had convinced me a little more I would of loved it even more. Although it is in my top ten favorite books now. :)
MY FAVORITE CHARACTER: Oooh! Tough one! Probably Lena, but Hana and Grace aren't far behind, and neither is Grace!
MY LEAST FAVORITE CHARACTER: Aunt Carol, I'm sorry but I just didn't like her all that much.
MY FAVORITE SCENE: I don't know. I loved all of the book so much!
MY LEAST FAVORITE SCENE: The ending scene! I hated that. I'm not going to spoil that much, but if you are like half way through the book or something, I recommend skipping this little part. Why did (Insert character name here) have to die?!?!?! I just thought that was a stupid choice by the author although she must have a reason for it.
WHAT AGE I RECOMMEND THIS BOOK FOR: Twelve and up, maybe thirteen and up because there is some swearing in it. Lots of kissing between two characters and one character takes a guys shirts off. There is illegal music and books read, and some characters sneak out past curfew to parties (where this alcohol but not a lot is said about that.)A girl get's bitten by a dog and her leg is bleeding, but certainly not nearly as violent as The Hunger Games.
WHAT I RATE THE BOOK: Five out of five stars!


I have already read the novella and sequel and will get those reviews up soon. Thanks for reading!


Lily

I Survived The Sinking of the Titanic, 1912 By: Lauren Tarshis Review

Hey! One more book that I finished in an hour! So I have to tell you about it!

WHAT THE BOOK IS ABOUT: George must be the luckiest ten year old boy around. Why? Because he gets to ride the unsinkable Titanic around. His aunt is taking him and his little sister, Phoebe, with her. Then the unthinkable happens. The Titanic hits and iceberg and water rushes in. George and his family is stranded in the middle of the ocean, on a sinking ship. He's always gotten out trouble before... but how will he survive this?
WHAT I LIKED: I liked that the author put some real facts about the ship and the things that actually happened in the book.
WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE: How so many people died. I know that the author didn't add that in and that it's actually true. I still think its sad.
RATING: I would give it a 4. I liked it.

Poppy

Loving By: Karen Kingsbury Review

Hey! Poppy here! I recently read Loving by: Karen Kingsbury so I will tell you about it.

WHAT THE BOOK IS ABOUT:The answers Bailey Flanigan once longed and prayed for are finally becoming clear. In Loving, the fourth and final book in the Bailey Flanigan Series by New York Times bestselling author Karen Kingsbury, Bailey is planning a wedding and making decisions that will shape her future. Bailey enjoys the beginning of her new career and time spent with Brandon while Cody faithfully coaches his team on and off the field. But has she agreed to marry the right guy? Will she spend her life with Brandon Paul in Los Angeles, or will her heart draw her back to Bloomington, Indiana and Cody Coleman, her first love? Bailey has learned much and grown over the years, but the greatest challenges, the richest joys, and the deepest heartaches are still to come. 
WHAT I LIKED: EVERYTHING!!! When it was ending and on the final chapter, I was like: WHAT?!? THE SERIES IS JUST STARTING! THEY JUST GOT MARRIED! IT CAN'T END NOW!!!! But after I finished, I settled down.
FAVORITE CHARACTER: TEAM CODY! Oh yeah! He was my favorite character from the beginning. And then I absolutely LOVE Baily!
LEAST FAVORITE CHARACTER: Andi. Sorry! I just can't believe her!! SPOILER ALERT! She can't date Cody! NOOOOO!!
RATING: 6! This was probably the best book in the series in my opinion.

Poppy

Half - Stitched Amish Quilting Club By: Wanda E. Brunstetter Review

Hey! Poppy here! I recently read a book called: Half - Stitched Amish Quilting Club By: Wanda E. Brunstetter and I will tell you about it.

WHAT THE BOOK IS ABOUT: Amish widow Emma Yoder’s first quilt class brings the most unlikely people together. There’s Star, a young woman yearning for stability; Pam and Stuart Johnston, a struggling couple at odds in their marriage; Paul Ramirez, a young widower hoping to find solace in finishing a quilt; Jan Sweet, a rough and tough biker doing some creative community service; and Ruby Lee Williams, a preacher’s wife looking for relaxation when parish problems mount. But as these beginning quilters learn to transform scraps of material into beauty; their fragmented lives begin to take new shape with the helping hands of each other.
WHAT I LIKED: I liked everything. I really like Wanda E. Brunstetters books. I think I've read all of them.
WHAT I DIDNT LIKE: Carmen, SPOILER ALERT! who blames Paul for his wife's death.
FAVORITE CHARACTER: I think that Pam and Stuart are my favorite characters. 
LEAST FAVORITE CHARACTER: I didn't really like Star (Beatrice's) mom. She seemed like she didn't really care about Star at all.
RATING: I think i would give it a 4. I liked this book, but it wasn't like any of her other ones. 


Poppy

Diary of a Wimpy Kid by: Jeff Kinney Review

Hey! Poppy here! I recently read a book called: Diary of a Wimpy Kid by: Jeff Kinney. You've heard of it right?? Anyways, I will tell you all about it.

WHAT THE BOOK WAS ABOUT: Being a kid can really stink. And no one knows this better than Greg Heffley. His mom bought him this "diary" so that he can write his feelings down for his first year of junior high. However, Greg doesn't like this idea at all. As he says, "Just don't expect me to be all "Dear diary this," and "Dear diary that."
WHAT I LIKED: I liked that it's written in like an actual notebook form. Like it has those line things like notebooks have. And it also sounds like completely true of what Greg say happens to him and everything.
WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE:  Sometimes there was some things that wasn't very nice in it.
FAVORITE CHARACTER:  I love his best friend, Rowley!!! He seems so cool and if he was actually real, I would have out with him. I also like his little brother.
LEAST FAVORITE CHARACTER: His older brother. He seemed so mean.
RATING: I'd probably give this a 3. Because it obviously a boyish book and that sort of thing.

Poppy

Dad By Choice By: Marie Ferrarella Review

Ivy here! I have a new review! Dad By Choice By: Marie Ferrarella

WHAT IS IT ABOUT: Abby Maitland, was born into a "rich" family. She is a maternity docter, at her family hospital. She was used to living a quiet life, but when a misterous baby shows up on the door step of Maitlend Maternity Hospitail, life has turned up-side-down.  Kyle McDermott, knew that raising his sister wouldn't be easy, but he didn't expect to have to help raise her child. Kyle only thinks one way, his way, so you would think that Marcie, Kyle's sister should marry her baby's father right. No, Marcie won't. Abby now has to try to stop rummors about the baby while Kyle is pressing her to talk her young patient into an unwanted marriage. But after a while, Kyle and Abby start to have feelings for each other.
WHAT I LIKED: I liked that Abby and Kyle, learn to help each other. And I liked how Marcie told her brother that she could make her own choices.
WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE: It's part of a series so I'm left hanging. And also there were three parts that I had to skip. I did NOT read them but I am sure that they did not need to be in that book. There was also a little bit of swearing.
FAVORITE SCENE: I liked when Abby had to protect the baby from a newspaper guy.
LEAST FAVORITE SCENE: There was this one person in the book and she was swearing a bit.
FAVORITE CHARACTER: Marcie and the unknown baby.
LEAST FAVORITE CHARACTER: This one character named Janelle. She was so evil. SPOILER ALERT, she was the one involved with the mystery baby.
STARS RATING: Since the bad parts and swearing I would say like 3 1/2 stars out of 5.
AGE I WOULD RECCOMEND: I would say like 13-14. No younger, just becouse it talks about doctor stuff, like all of the technical stuff so it might be harder to understand. And the bad parts that you have to skip.

Ivy

Longing By: Karen Kingbury

Hey! Poppy again and I will tell you about the next book in the Bailey Flanigan Series.

WHAT THE BOOK WAS ABOUT: Longing picks up where Learning ends. Bailey becomes closer to her one - time Hollywood star, Brandon Paul. Afternoons on Brandon's yacht and longs walks on the beach with him makes Bailey's head spin with her new feelings for him and it makes her wonder if her day with Cody are over. Meanwhile, Cod's work with the high school football team has brought him national attention. Will an unexacting loos be a turning point for Cody? And when he and Bailey find themselves together again for the first time in over a year, will honest prevail? And is so, will their brief time together be enough to help them find what they've been longing for?
WHAT I LIKED: Most things.
WHAT I DIDNT LIKE: When Cheyenne gets sick.
RATING: 5! This one was the saddest of all! :( :(

Poppy

Learning By: Karen Kingsbury Review

Hey!! Poppy here and I will tell you about a book called: Learning by: Karen Kingsbury that I recently read.

WHAT THE BOOK IS ABOUT:  Learning, book two in the series picks up where Leaving ended. Cheyenne is still in the hospital and Bailey is still in Broadway. Cody is coaching a high school football team..... in and off the field. Cody finds his past catching up to him. Can distance really make the heart grow fonder? Or will Cody turn to others in his happiness? And in the face of tragedy, who will be there to provide comfort? Find out in the next Bailey Flanigan book.
WHAT I LIKED: EVERYTHING!!!!
WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE: Spoiler alert!! That Cody and Bailey don't get back together! :(
FAVORITE CHARACTER: Team Cody all the way!!
LEAST FAVORITE CHARACTER: The musical directer person. She sounded kind of mean.
RATING: 7!!! Loved this more than i can describe!

Poppy

Melody's Knight By: Bonnie Blythe Review

Hi, everyone! Ivy here:) I have red a book by: Bonnie Blythe called Melody's Knight.

WHAT WAS IT ABOUT: Melody Laurent, a young women from Great Britain with a weakness of old American cowboy movies, (and a secret fencing obsession) is completely in awe of her dark haired neighbor,Avery Knight.  Avery a Southern Oregon boy, (with cowboy boots and hat) just got out of a complicated relationship. With a disobedient puppy named Barney on his hands, and a local firefighter, you think he has hands full. But when Melody enters his life, he spends more time rescuing here then putting out fires.
WHAT I LIKED: I liked that it was romance but they weren't all over each other.
WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE: I can't remember their names but Avery's ex-girlfriend and Melody's ex-boyfriend.
FAVORITE CHARACTER: Melody was probably my favorite but I also loved Barney the dog!
LEAST FAVORITE CHARACTER: There was this one guy in the book, (not going to say who. I don't want to spoil it) But he was so creepy.
FAVORITE SCENE: I liked when Avery, and Melody were practicing what you would do in case of a fire and (SPOILER ALERT) he caught her from the window.
LEAST FAVORITE SCENE: I'm not sure...
WHAT AGE I WOULD RECOMMEND: I would say like 12 and up.
STARS: 5 out of 5 stars!
Thank you for reading!
Ivy

Chop. Chop by L.N Cronk Review

Hi guys! This is Lily blogging!


Today I have a review for you on the book Chop, Chop by L.N Cronk.

WHAT THE BOOK WAS ABOUT: Ever since Laci was little she's been growing her hair for Locks Of Love and David watches her repeat the cycle. Once Greg moves to town he must deal with his best (long haired) friend doing it too. But David has bigger problems to worry about. Sam(anntha) is David's crush and he's keeping it a secret from her. This book follows Greg, Laci, David and a few other characters from when they were little up until high school prom.
WHAT I LIKED ABOUT THE BOOK: A very good storyline and excellent characters.
WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE: Some parts weren't described very well and it felt like they skipped several years in some spots, but for the most part I liked it. I do like that there are several more books in the series too. I
MY FAVORITE CHARACTER: Even though David was the protagonist, I liked Laci the best. And even though Mercedes has a very minor role, I loved her too.
MY LEAST FAVORITE CHARACTER: Kevin. Or whatever his name was. SPOILER ALRET! The shooter at the high school.
MY FAVORITE SCENE: When David and Laci took Greg out on a hunt for a fake animal.
MY LEAST FAVORITE SCENE: When a certain character was killed, and when Laci left Mercedes.
WHAT AGE I RECCOMEND THIS BOOK FOR: Eleven and up. I can't recall anything bad in the book, except for a high school shooting. Also some of the characters go on a mission trip and witness some kids in poverty.
WHAT I RATE THE BOOK OUT OF FIVE: Five out of five stars.



Well that's all for now!
Lily

Texas Whirlwind By: Bonnie Blythe Review

Ivy here! I have red a book By: Bonnie Blythe called  Texas Whirlwind.

WHAT IS IT ABOUT: Emma Hayes wants to set up a real life for her and her adopted Haitian twin daughters, in Texas. She compares her life to a tornado in Texas, a total mess. But when she runs into her old high school sweet heart that she left behind when she was a teen, she knows her life is a messed up. While taking on a custody battle against a couple who wants to take her daughters, she needs the help of Travis Taylor, again. Will she fall in love with the handsome Texan? Will she lose her daughters?
WHAT I LIKED: I liked that I was really pulled into the book. I couldn't put it down. I loved the way that Travis helped Emma through everything.
WHAT I DIDND'T LIKE: There were a few people that bothered me.
FAVORITE SCENE: That Emma and Travis sort of depended on each other.
LEAST FAVORITE SCENE: The court room when they were battling for custody, it was kind of sad.
FAVORITE CHARACTER: Probably Emma or the twins. The twins sounded so cute. Emma was so awesome.
LEAST FAVORITE CHARACTER: The people that bothered me.
AGE RECCOMD: I would say like 11-13. There isn't anything bad, but just for understanding the book, it can be confussing.
STARS: 5 stars all the way!!!! I loved this book!

Ivy

Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins Review

Hi guys! Lily here again! Recently I finished the second book of the The Hunger Games Trilogy, Catching Fire. I read the first book back in October, and started Catching Fire the first week of November or so, but I had to put it down for a few months while I was really busy. I had a lot of other books to read, I had book club books and books I wanted to read before they were due back at the library and everything. So I finally finished Catching Fire and am posting a review on it.

WHAT THE BOOK WAS ABOUT: I'm not really going to say since this is the second book and I don't want to spoil anything.
WHAT I LIKED ABOUT THE BOOK: I'm going to be honest and say that the first 100 pages or so were boring to me. They didn't make much sense. And then one day I got to reading it a bit more and then the plot changer kicked in. It was awesome. I loved reading it.
WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE ABOUT THE BOOK: It took me literally months to get into it, about 100 pages or so. But then again I skip over a lot of detail and probably missed something.
MY FAVORITE SCENE:  The plot changing scene. I'm not going to spoil anything, but lets just say it's a shock.
MY LEAST FAVORITE SCENE: One of the beginning scenes, I dunno which one, but the beginning of the book wasn't very exciting.
MY FAVORITE CHARACTER: (SPOILER ALERT)Katniss and Peeta.
MY LEAST FAVORITE CHARACTER: Finnick. Even if he was a good guy I still hate that character.
WHAT AGE I RECOMMEND THE BOOK FOR: 11 and up, maybe 12 depending on violence issues. Just like in the first one there are deaths and blood and everything but it's not like a horror movie or anything. There are some deaths but no overly disgusting details or anything.
RATING OUT OF FIVE: Once the plot kicked in 5, before that 3.


Lily

The Dirt by Lori Culdwell

Hi guys! Lily here! I recently read a book called The Dirt by Lori Culdwell.

WHAT THE BOOK WAS ABOUT:  Lucy's dad is about to get remarried, and the only reason she's excited is because once the wedding is over, she gets to move out of the dessert! The stupid place she's always hated. But when a mysterious girl crashes the wedding delivering some bad news, will Lucy still be able to go to her boarding school? Better off, will she want to go to boarding school still?
WHAT I LIKED ABOUT THE BOOK: I liked how this family was famous and celebrities, but they seemed normal still. Like the Kardashians kind of, but the oldest girl in the family is still in high school.
WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE ABOUT THE BOOK: The PG's that's just stupid that the NPG's put up with the PG's. I liked reading about it, but it's not very realistic. Also, you would think that Lucy's dad's wedding planner or whatever would of checked all the legal documents first and everything!
MY FAVORITE SCENE IN THE BOOK: I'm not exactly sure. Maybe when Sloane was giving Megan and Lucy makeovers and teaching them about fashion and beauty?
MY FAVORITE CHARACTER: Megan and Lucy are tied, I know it sounds weird to be on Megan's side, but I liked her as a character.
MY LEAST FAVORITE CHARACTER: Well towards the end Sloane, but other then that probably Lisa.
WHAT I RATE THE BOOK: Four and a half stars out of five.
WHAT AGE I RECOMMEND THE BOOK FOR: Probably 13 and up, maybe 12. SPOILER ALERT: One character (not the main character)is accused of doing and drugs and is sent to jail but then released because they learn it's not her, it's a different character. But it's not like that's the premise of the story, just a small (maybe 2 chapter?) part.


Lily
 

Leaving By: Karen Kingsbury Review

Hey! Poppy here! I recently read a book called, Learning By Karen Kingsbury and I will tell you about it !

WHAT THE BOOK WAS ABOUT:  When Bailey Flanigan gets an offer to go on Broadway and make her dreams come true, should she? Meanwhile, Cody Coleman starts to regret his decision about breaking up with Bailey in the first place. But in a life or death situation for Bailey and\or him and his mom would you have done the same thing?
WHAT I LIKED: Everything!
WHAT I DIDNT LIKE: Nothing.
AGE I RECCOMEND: Maybe 11 or 12. Theres not really anything bad in it. But there maybe some parts that younger children might not understand.
RATING OUT OF FIVE STARS: 11!!! Loved this book very a lot!!

Poppy

Fools Rush In By: Janice Thompson Review

I recently read a book called: Fools Rush In By: Janice Thompson. So I will tell you about it. 

WHAT THE BOOK IS ABOUT: Bella Rossi's life is just starting to get interesting. When her Italian-turned-Texan parents hand over the family wedding-planning business, Bella quickly books a Boot-Scootin' wedding that would make any Texan proud. There's only one catch--she doesn't know a thing about country music. Where will she find a deejay on such short notice who knows his Alan Jackson from his George Strait? And will Bella ever get to plan her own wedding?

WHAT I LIKED: I liked how they talked ALOT about country music. Maybe that because I just LOVE country music??? :)

WHAT I DIDNT LIKE: I  didn't like how she kept talking in Italian and then she didn't tell you what she had just said.

RATING OUT OF FIVE STARS: 6!!! Again COUNTRY MUSIC!!

Poppy