Olivia has a little brother...a brother with autism. His life was held together okay. Until he lost his ostrich. His plastic, small, but very, very special ostrich. Olivia is an expert at finding things but after months of searching, no ostrich can be found. Her brother gets worse...she has to find that ostrich...even worse...she has to find it...but can't, or can she?

nice book!!!

Was very good I loved the diffrent point of views. It is recommendable to people of all age

awesome!!!

I liked this book it is about a dog witch is dead.

was cute

I had an amusing experience while reading Memory Maze. It has a perfect amount of suspense, excitement, fantasy, and reality. Jackson Opus was a character many other book series can relate to. For example, it was very much similar to the Harry Potter series where Harry was an ordinary boy, but soon realized that he carried magical powers. It is similar to The Hypnotists series, where Jax starts off oblivious to the hypnotic world, but later becomes one of the greatest hypnotists of all time. I would definitely recommend this book to fantasy fiction lovers as it is a classic fantasy book. But don’t forget to read the books in order otherwise you will get pulled off track. Memory Maze was an unforgettable experience for me and I am thrilled to read the next and last book in the series The Dragonfly Effect soon.

Parachutes, Kelly Yang’s debut YA novel, is a powerful book that explores the lives of two teenage girls who live immensely different lives, yet share many similarities: Dani, a Filipino-American girl who is on a full scholarship to a private school in California, and Claire, a Chinese international student -- “parachute” -- who transfers to Dani’s school and boards at her house. This novel masterfully blends romance, drama (which is sometimes a bit cliche), as well as strong characters to create a very enjoyable story that addresses many difficult issues.

was very adventours

This was an incredibly powerful and emotional book that captivated me with its storytelling and historical detail. I enjoyed the realistic way in which Alvarez depicts the Mirabal sisters -- the writing felt deeply personal. I would recommend this to anyone, especially if you like historical fiction.