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Murder on the Orient Expresso
by Sandra Balzo
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Given the title I was worried that this book would have a lot of characters I would have to keep track of. But it turns out it had just the right amount. A group of authors, would-be authors, critics and others meet for a conference, one part of which is a murder mystery adventure on a section of unused train in the everglades. Given the title you can imagine what happens, but given the setting, the story is take to a whole new level And I was fooled as to who the killer was. An excellent mystery.
Campbell Biology
by Urry,Cain,Wasserman,Minorsky,and Orr
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Fun and helpfull
The Sign of Four
by Arthur Conan Doyle
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This book was a true Sherlock Holmes mystery and was very good. The characters are few and the plot is simple to follow and so this telling lets you focus on the character of Holmes, which I enjoyed. This offers a nice glimpse into his personality, seeing how he is when bored, frustrated, and exhausted. The only thing I was not thrilled with was the long description of the backstory at the end by one of the criminals
Never Girls Book 4
by Kiki Thorpe
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I liked the book because it was really funny. My favorite part was when Kate was flying on the mist horse.
Lord of the flies
by William Golding
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Golding’s usage of so many literary devices is phenomenally well done. I also absolutely adore the themes on danger of mob mentality and how easy it is to fall into a mindset that lacks individual thinking. Enjoyable read.
Coraline
by Madeline Miller
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I recently discovered this author and he has quickly become one of my favorites. This story is creepy and disturbing, but what makes it even more interesting is that the central character, Coraline NOT CAROLINE, is a young girl which allows her to behave in more interesting ways than an adult would. And don’t worry. All of your “But what about…” questions are answered in the end.
LumberJanes: Beware The Kitten Holy
by Stevenson/Ellis/Watters/Allen
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A fun and chaotic adventure on a quick-witted, smart, strong and daring group of girls uncovering a mystery linked to magical and otherworldly animals, secret tunnels, riddles, and sneaking out in the middle of the night. A great read for anyone craving a fast-paced, humorous read with just a tinge of emotion.
Keep it in the Family
by John Marrs
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Great twist- highly recommend.
The History Of Everything
by Victoria Evans
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A tenderly heartfelt story on how 2 best friends, whom one of is moving away, spend their last summer together, and how they overcome obstacles from both perspectives such as grappling with the fear of being forgotten, balancing your new and old friends, and making the most of their last times.
How to catch a murder
by Danielle Valentine
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I liked That you only knew who the murderer was till the end so the author left you in suspense and It was puzzling
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