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One Small Mistake
by Dandy Smith
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This was my third Dandy Smith novel that I've read, and I am really enjoying this author. She provides lots of good plot twists and a gripping story line that keeps you turning the page for more!

The baby who stayed awake forever
by Sandra Salsbury
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it was so funny??

Refugee High
by Elly Fishman
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Very insightful

The Fair Weather Friend
by Jessie Garcia
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This is a fun summer read... for most of the book. Garcia is a pro at crafting, devious female characters that the reader loves to hate. In this mystery, we are introduced to Faith, a weather girl, with a devoted fan club worthy of a rock star. From the outside and too her fans, Faith is the perfect celebrity. To her coworkers she is a loathsome diva. Slowly, the reader unearths her true personality. What I enjoyed most was the glimpses into newsroom dynamics which from the outside appear so glamorous but for those working in the industry can be quite a grind. This is a genuinely enjoyable, easy summer read, perfect for curling up on a veranda and sipping a cool lemonade. I did not fully enjoy the ending or some of the characters decisions, but it was still a worthwhile ride.

Me And Marvin Gardens (scholastic Gold)
by Amy Sarig King
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A heart-filled story about the importance of how we keep our world green and the impact from it. This tale tells of a boy who meets a creature that eats plastic waste but its waste is like acid and burns holes in the ground.the boy works hard to protect it and names it Marvin Gardens.

Bad Boy: A Memoir – A Classic and Unforgettable Coming-of-Age Story for Young Adults About 1940s Harlem
by Walter Dean Myers
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Walter Dean Myers had a way of writing this story to make you feel everything. At least for me his story held a sort of nostalgia, for the recklessness of being a kid with the knowledge that the only people you had to answer to being your parents. Then as he ages you remember those emotions in tandem with him, the feeling of being lost, of losing the confidence you once held because now you understand your different, of not being able to hide. It was written in a way where you felt both empathetic to him and yourself because you can see yourself in Walter Dean Myers, even if your lives had been drastically different, it's the emotion that you remember. From childhood invincibility to the warm feeling of recognition as an adult. The scope of this book is amazing.

The World Of Emily Windsnap: Emily’s Big Discovery
by Liz Kessler
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It was good. It was a nice book. I want to read it again.

The Gate Of The Feral Gods
by Matt Dinniman
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I love this series so, so much. Even as Carl seems to get OP, Dinniman does a great job of increasing the danger (and chaos) to keep things stressful! And the epilogue - oh my goodness! I can't wait to see how things progress from this point.

Gus
by Olivier Dunrea
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Gus adopts some baby turtles. I like it.

Lincoln Tells A Joke
by Kathleen Krull
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Very informative, interesting read! Krull gives the reader interesting tidbits of information about one of our greatest president's wonderful sense of humor. We did not prefer the illustration style, but the content more than made up for that.
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