Lost in the Sun is about a boy named Trent, who is starting a middle school and all he wants is a fresh start. But that can’t happen when he was the one who killed Jared (on accident). He feels like everybody hates him, so he hates them back. Until he starts to know Fallon Little, a girl who has a scar down her face, that he learns that fresh starts aren’t easy to do, even when it seems like it is. I think this book is pretty good, and I would recommend it! ;)

The magic misfits is my fav book ever.

This is a very interesting book!!

So interesting!!!

Lusa, Toklo, and Kallik’s epic journey continues in the third book of the Seekers series, as they battle for survival. The bears are glad to have a break from journeying—but there’s some bad news, too. The only way to arrive at the Last Great Wilderness, their next destination, is by crossing Smoke Mountain. The treacherous place stretches on forever...and many bears have tried and failed to cross it. But Lusa, Toklo, and Kallik are not ordinary bears. Do they have the strength and courage it takes to cross Smoke Mountain? The answer is yes. Soon, the three friends leave, but danger looms over them. The mountains are home to many creatures—and some of them might even be deadly for a bear. As they enter rockier terrain, the journey becomes even harder...and they must fight for survival in this cold, dangerous place. Then, Lusa is kidnapped by flat-faces—the strange animals who build even stranger objects, the creatures with no claws or fur...and now, her life is turned around. Living in captivity, with no way to escape, is harder than she thought, and now, this young bear is separated from Kallik and Toklo! Can she find a way to return to the wilderness? Read this book to find out!

Three bears...one future. This amazing book is told from different points of view, and depicts the world of three bears. I think there are many things both we and the main characters can learn from this book! Lusa: Ever since she was born, Lusa has lived in captivity. The young black bear doesn’t know what the world outside her cage looks like—but she doesn’t mind...most of the time. With family, friends, and all the food she could eat, her life is good. Except for one thing: She has often wondered what it would be like to live in the wild, fending for herself...and there is something inside her that tells her to leave everything she has ever known, and go into the wilderness. Then, Lusa meets a brown bear named Oka, who tells her to escape and deliver a message to her son, Toklo. But how will she do it? Escaping seems impossible. And she must have what it takes to leave. Toklo: Toklo’s cubhood has always been turbulent—but it gets even harder now. Alone, lost, and wandering, his only companion is a shape-shifting brown bear named Ujurak, who knows where they should go next. His mother left him a long time ago, but Toklo doesn’t know where she went. His brother had also died, and he has been grieving ever since. Moving on from the past is hard—and facing the future is even harder! Can he do it? The answer is closer than he thought. But then, his life is changed. He must travel through the distant, snow-covered land, all in search of a place where he will find answers to his biggest questions. Kallik: A young polar bear cub named Kallik and her brother, Taquiq, live in a cozy den with their mother. They have always been happy and safe, with a place that’s all to themselves. But both of them want to explore the world outside their den...and when they sneak out one day, Kallik is separated from Taquiq and thrust into a fight for survival. And when her mother goes missing, she doesn’t know what to do. Her life is at stake. She must survive. Can the bears follow their destiny? Read this book to find out!

Awesome book! The author is very creative, and I like how she incorporated time travel into the book. A perfect blend of fantasy, friendship, and realistic fiction, Once Was a Time will amaze all readers. Very engaging, exciting, and fun!

Stung and hurt because she wasn't voted as carnival leader, Abby storms back home with cumulonimbus clouds in her thoughts and actions. So it's a mild reprieve when she jumps into the mirror with her brother Jonah and lands in the Princess and the Pea fairytale...kind of. This time, Abby is determined not to mess anything up. But when she's too afraid to sleep atop the hundred mattresses given to her, everyone thinks she couldn't sleep because she sensed the pea under the mattresses, and suddenly Abby's dubbed a princess! After a while, Abby starts warming up to the princess treatment - who can argue when you have people waiting on you hand and foot, after all? - but knows she must find a real princess, someone who is truly good deep inside. And so, the princess games are on! But after venturing to the dark side of the moon and back with these games, and also having to fend off a snooty prince (all in a day's work!), Abby realizes that genuine leadership means stepping aside sometimes. Beautiful, creative, and inherently funny, this wonderful fractured fairy tale by Sarah Mlynowski is not to be missed!

Abby's in a horrible mood. She just got eleventh place in the school spelling bee, even though she was completely sure she would win. She can spell! She's smart! So why didn't she come out on top? Eyes stinging, Abby simply grumbles irritably when her little brother Jonah suggests going through the mirror that night—that is, until she realizes that Jonah intends to go through the mirror alone. Abby's sisterly instincts kick in and she runs after her tricky little brother! This time, they land in the coveted Rapunzel story. They're thrilled to meet the actual Rapunzel in-person, I mean, who doesn't want to meet an internationally-renowned fairytale princess? But Jonah accidentally shreds and rips most of Rapunzel's hair by climbing up it with his soccer cleats. Oopsie! Now, Abby and Jonah race to save Rapunzel's hair—and, most importantly, her story—before it's too late. But along the way, Rapunzel uncovers horrifying truths that have been stored away for years, and Abby realizes that winning isn't always everything. This brilliant fifth installment in the Whatever After series is bound to raise the "hairs" (get it?) on the back of your neck, make you cry, and most importantly, make you smile.