This book is a constantly exciting book, the plot of which keeps you on the edge of your seat constantly. It is realistic fiction, but more realistic than many other books of the same genre. Watch out for the movie, coming out In October.

I was suggested this book by one of my friends. It is a great book that shows you a bit about prejudice and racism in the late 1900s. It is the tale of two friends from two different races, who stubbornly refuse to let color get in the way offriendship.

This trilogy is an astonishing tale of a girl, Lyra, and her dæmon (pronounced demon) who journey through multiple worlds to right an ancient wrong. This novel is a subtle way of announcing the authors anti-church stance, as in this book, the church is the cause of the suffering. However, regardless of religious beliefs, this book is a must read for everyone. Her adventures keep you constantly alert and unable to put down the book.

Tanya is a girl with a secret. She can see fairies! But these are evil fairies who have tormented her since she was a young girl. When she gets sent away to her grandmother's nomen the woods, she reopens the case of girl who went missing 50 years ago. Who was that girl and what happened to her? Tanya must solve the mystery, before she is sucked into the fairy realm forever.

This book tells the story of Dit, a young boy living in the South during the 1800's while racism is thick. When Emma, a girl who is "colored", moves in, Dit must learn about friendship and seeing more than what's on the outside.