This true story is about a girl named Raina who went through a lot of dental drama, boys and bulling, through middle and high school.

A breed of alien parasites descends upon Earth, taking over their brains and turning them into vicious, shape-shifting cannibals. One boy is infected but the parasite becomes stuck in his hand by mistake - giving him a sentient right hand and new strength. Human arrogance, empathy, and thoughtless consumerism are prevalent themes in this gory, intense comic. Not for the faint of heart or children, this book has many hard-to-swallow truths.

Em is on a mission to save her mother who is poisoned. The only cure is a fruit from the Gadoba tree on the peak of Demons's Head Mountian. It is a dangerous mountain and she almost gets killed. Read the book to see what happens. :)

The book was recommendable to people with 3 siblings.

This book was mediocre, for the most part it did not have much of a plot line, towards the end it started to get a little more interesting. On a brighter note it was a journey of discovery for the main character, she learned that everyone is not who they seem and she needs to stay true to herself.

"We do not remember days, we remember moments." This novel includes topics like exploration, first loves, mental illness, and death. If you read this book have a box of tissues ready for when you want to cry and maybe for when you want to throw the tissue box at the wall of rage.

A fascinating read about social science. I really enjoyed reading the adventures of this man into a world so different from his and my own; this book really opened my mind to communities so different than what I've lived in.

nice book

very funny

This book has 300 facts that are all weird but true. My favorite one is about how Scooby-Doo used to be called Too Much.