Mia is in an awful car accident – her parents are killed, her brother is critically injured. As she has her out-of-body experience she debates whether or not she should just let go and be with her parents, knowing the pain she’ll endure if she stays with the living
I read General Winston’s Daughter by Sharon Shinn this past weekend. I really enjoyed the book. It kept my interest from the first page. The plot took several turns & spins. It also gave a different side to war that you usually don’t see. I would reccommend this book to any of the students.
Mrs. Goode
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Zoey and her friends encounter evil in an unexpected place when they learn that Kalona, the newest member of the House of Night, is hiding a deadly secret.
Zoey Redbird’s life at the House of Night prep school for fledgling vampyres gets a lot tougher when she loses all three of her boyfriends and her group of friends turns against her, which makes it all the more difficult to get anyone to listen when she discovers Neferet has declared war on humans.
Zoey Redbird, a fledgling vampyre, becomes confused about who to trust, with friends becoming enemies and enemies becoming friends at the House of Night prep school, and the need for caution becomes increasingly important when she finds herself juggling three boyfriends, and vampyres start turning up really dead.
Sixteen-year-old Zoey Redbird is just settling in at the House of Night, a finishing school dedicated to training fledgling vampyres to become productive adults, when a series of murders targeting human teens is traced back to the school, forcing her to think about the connections that still exist between her old and new worlds.
After being accepted as a fledgling vampire at the House of Night prep school and receiving special powers by a goddess, sixteen-year-old Zoey Montgomery discovers one of her peers is misusing her powers and must decide what the right thing to do is.
A great story, but a little hard to start. Once you understand that this story is set in present day Ireland, and some of the terms become clear (like “Grada” is a title for the police that means “Officer”) it’s a bit easier to follow. A boy goes on a quest to buy his [...]
Welcome to the brand new TSHS Book Review Blog!
Here is where you can read short reviews on brand new books and leave comments about the ones you’ve read. If you want to provide a review just write it down and bring it to the Library or e-mail it to Mrs. Weingarden (lweingarden@ccboe.com) to get it posted [...]
