ANOTHER great graphic novel by Raina! Drama is about a group of theater kids and their production, Moon Over Mississippi. A lovely book about being true to yourself and believing in yourself.

This book is about 3 children after their mom dies and their dad is nowhere to be seen so they have to figure out a way to take care of the family buisness all by themselves. The reason why I took those two stars away is because the book didn't feel exciting. There wasn't anything exciting happening that kept me turning the pages. It was a good book, just not to my liking.

Going places is an okay book. But nothing more than that. It's about a boy named Hudson his two buisnesses, and his two friends. In the end one of his friends just disapeers, and one of his clients (who became a friend) died. Not a satisfying ending. I would not recommend this book.

It makes me feel like I'm there in setting of the book.I liked the story much

I really enjoyed reading this book, and look forward to reading other books by Alice Oseman. Her books are really related to the modern day issues and struggles of individuals trying to come out or find their own identity. I would recommend this book for ages 12 and above.

I loved this book so, so, so much because it's Star Wars and I like what Darth Vader says in the book.

Silhouetted By The Blue is a great book. The main character Serena has to take care of herself and her younger brother because her father is depressed and he doesn't do anything. Then she gets the lead in her school play. Everything becomes too much for Serena, so she has to figure out how to "fix" her father. It's a wonderful book that I recommend.

An amazing book! The main character has two identities (sort of). At home she is Jamilah and at school and other public places she is Jamie. This is because her family is from Lebanon, and she doesn't like how other people are treated for it. It's not that she doesn't like her culture, she said herself that she loves the food, music, etc. So, she pretends to be Jamie to avoid people treating her badly. In the end, she finds the courage to be Jamilah, and to be proud of her culture. A 5-star, must read!

The book is about the 8 little planets and it explains all about the planets!

Would 10/10 recommend for any romance and young-adult book lovers. I think this was good for grades 7-12, definitely appropriate for teens and tweens; loved the plot!