This made me feel all kinds of nostalgia for a time period and age I've never experienced. Her writing has this timeless quality to it! Also creeped me out a lot at times, but it was wonderful storytelling, even during the doll story.

its sad how they didn't win the prize but it is a good book overall

Wow! This book had so many plot twists and adventures! Just when you think it's all over, it's not. I would recommend this book, however, it is a mystery! It took a lot to keep me from skipping to the back of the book!

In this book, I read about Malencia Vale, or Cia getting accepted for the testing with Tomas, Zandri, and Malachi. When they get there, they go through a series of tests and if you were to fail in any of these, the penalty was death. There are 4 tests which one, is a test about the things you know like science, math, etc, while the second is more deadly because the choice you choose could kill you. The third test is about being able to trust your group and getting the right answer. The fourth is the hardest because you must walk to Tosu city from Chicago while there are people, animals, and more trying to kill you. The main character, Cia goes through this with Tomas through there journey to Tosu City, who help each other along the way. In the end, Cia is able to pass and go to the university.

this book was somewhat exciting mostly fit for younger readers

The wishmakers was a amazing book. It was a trilling and was very adventures. I recommend to peoplewho love trilling books. Especially this book. It's like a rollacoaster ride ????.

Alex Rider is going on a new mission. He poses as a troubled son of a wealthy businessman to investigate the mysterious deaths of two of the dads of two of the kids at the school and to investigate the school in general. Alex is weirded out by what he sees... Read the book to find out more.

This is the fourth book of the Alex Rider series. in this book, Alex Rider does a mission alone- with no MI6. He investigates Damian Cray (a celebrity that most people call the closest thing to a living saint.)

I thought this book was incredibly powering as there were many strong female figures. Very moving and I really enjoyed it.

This book has 1,000 weird but true facts that are truly weird. Some are just cool to know, and others are wonky and strange. Such as a walrus that likes to play the saxophone, or a carving of Abraham Lincoln made out of cheese.