Catching Fire, the sequel to the Hunger Games. The beginning starts off with visiting all 12 districts, leading the the next games with the victors as tributes. This nightmares causes pain to all victors and partly some enthusiastic citizens. For all they know, because of the games they will miss the wedding of the century. While inside the stadium, its brutal but hopeful. The ending of the book is a rebellion towards the capital with the escape of Katniss, but something is missing . . . Peeta.

I loved this book. There was barely a paragraph that i didn't find interesting. There was action, comedy, romance, and life threatening events. While I was reading this book, i couldn't put it down. Although there are some intense scenes, over all the book was enjoyable. I highly recommend you read this book.

Catching Fire, the sequel to the Hunger Games. The beginning starts off with visiting all 12 districts, leading the the next games with the victors as tributes. This nightmares causes pain to all victors and partly some enthusiastic citizens. For all they know, because of the games they will miss the wedding of the century. While inside the stadium, its brutal but hopeful. The ending of the book is a rebellion towards the capital with the escape of Katniss, but something is missing . . . Peeta.

The Red Pyramid follows the Kane siblings. Their family comes from a long line of pharaohs, therefore they have the ability to become a vessel for gods. Their mother is dead, and there father is trapped in a box while harboring the god of death, Osiris. Carter and Sadie go on an adventure to save their father. They receive help from the most unexpected places, and are constantly surrounded with the possibility of their own death. How do you think they will overcome this wall?

This very touching story talks about a teenage girl that loved to run. Until one day, because of a tragic accident, her dreams were crushed forever. As she tries to conquer her fear through a missing a leg, she meets Rosa, a person who leads her out and helps her find the right path.

Copper Sun was a really interesting book. It was talking about slavery, through two different perspectives. One was a young slave girl, and another was an american indentured servant. It was kind of sad, though, and really conveyed deep meaning.

This book had a good moral, but the whole story was kind of the same over and over... and it got boring at times. The content was more high-school like as well.