This book was amazing! I recommend this book for Rick Riordan fans. In the second book of the Norse book series, Magnus and company must recover Thor's hammer from giants. But with a new child of Loki, a dangerous wedding, and a friend in peril, Magnus won't have it easily.

This book was really interesting. Trenton is accompanying Kallista on their robotic dragon, avoiding wild dragons and searching for Kallista's father, a technological genius. They discover what is left of Seattle, an underground free for all where power is in the power of the Whipjacks and the Order. The Order worship dragons, and want to kill Trenton and Kallista for killing one, while the Whipjacks are thugs and criminals who save Trenton and Kallista from the Order, enlisting them to build weapons. But who can Trenton trust? Cochrane, the leader of the Whipjacks? Plucky, a disabled Whipjack girl? Ander, a boy in the Order? With cool machines, hidden messages and more will keep you hooked as you read this book.

This book was really good. Jack, a former foster kid, gets caught up in the apocalypse, and treats it as a real life video game and photo shoot.

The 39 clues series continues with yet another book. The Cahills find themselves hired by the CIA to retain a stolen disease they created. The thief: one of their own, Sinead Starling. The Cahills travel to Cuba where the disease has started and must find a cure before someone dies, with some of them getting infected. The disease itself is strange, causing a victim to dance until they run out of energy and die. Will Amy and Dan be able to create a cure before the people they love die? Read this book to find out.

This book was really interesting. Jacob has been told stories of peculiar children by his grandfather, who claims he was in an orphanage with them. After watching his grandfather get killed by a monster, he visits the orphanage to uncover something bigger than he expected.