Fang: A Maxium Ride Novel

Fang is to be the first to die... Is that dramatic, or what?! In Fang: A Maximum Ride Novel James Patterson sure know how to get Max and female readers scream Fang's name.

If you don't know who the flock is (Max, Fang, Iggy, the Gasman or Gazzy, Angel) then please read the first six books. If not, I'll go on. The flock is in Africa promoting how world hunger is bad. A special tribe girl say the Apocalypse is coming. That night Angel says something that is on the line of, "Fang is going to be the first to die". Max gets freak out, so she hits Angel. Right on time, there is a new bird kid, Dylan. The next day Max and Angel (Angel's idea) have breakfast with Dylan and his creator, Dr Hans, who is a former Itex worker. During that little breakfast they get shown something unnatural.

Now I'll tell you what many fans said and what I said. First off, i love this series! Every time there is a new book I am the first on to read it. I love all the romance, action, and surprise in this book. I love the end the most, though. I can tell you if you are in love with Fang you might give your city a flash flood because your crying so much. But in my option I like Fang but it is good to have another love interest for Max in the series.

One person said, "If Fang dies I'm going to make James Patterson rewrite the book." Another fan said, "If you are dreaming of Mr. Dark, Hansom, and Winged, your prayers have been answered."

I warn you for the last time: READ Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment, Maximum Ride: School's Out Forever, Maximum Ride: Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports, Maximum Ride: The Final Warning, MAX: A Maximum Ride Novel if you want to understand this book better.

The Summoning: A Supernatural Book

What is the supernatural? Vampires werewolves and ghosts? Some supernaturals are real. Some might be explained as medical conditions. If you enjoy the supernatural, The Summoning, by Kelly Armstrong, is a book you need to read.
Chloe Saunders is a normal teen at her Fine Arts school. No one pays much attention to her; she is not hated and is not liked. Then she starts her very first period she starts seeing the imosible: Ghosts. Right after a insident at school , which put a label on her, schizophrenia, she gets shipped off to the Lyle House for mentally disturbed teens. Chloe finds out the real truth about this house, and the truth might haunt her for the rest of her life... Well, i might be exaggerating, but this is a really cool book.
Finally I will tell you how the book is, in my opinion and others. In my opinion it is great. The first person view of Chloe's world never revels secrets unless they are told directly, and believe me, their is a lot of secrets. Even some of the questions that are raised in the first book is only answered in the second book, The Awakening.
This book is "suspenseful, well-written, and engaging" (VOYA).
Kurtis Reviews said, "Teen readers might scream loud enough to raise the dead."
If you don't get that then the book will give you the answer. I thought they mean is that all the horror, betrayal, and a little romance will drive you crazy to get the next book.

Artimis Fowl: Boy Genius

Think about things like fairies, trolls, and maybe goblins. Then add a twelve year old genius, his body guard, Butler, and The Book, the fairy Bible. Now what do you get. Nothing you'll ever imagine! Artemis Fowl, by Eoin Cofler, is a book that will change your point of view of fairies and even might send Harry Potter running.
Artemis Fowl is the ultimate genius. At the age of twelve, his vocabulary is larger than most adults, he's a criminal mastermind, and he wants gold-- lots of it. The starts when Artemis and Butler obtains the The Book. The language of The Book is Gnomish, but Artemis cracks the code any way. He has a close to perfect plan to get his gold, but he needs a fairy so the LEPrecon will trade him for gold. Well, the "him" is a "her", and she is the best and only female captain, Holly Short. The story unfolds a the Fowl Manor were time stops and a battle begins.
I can't tell much but I sure can tell you my favorite parts are in this fast pace book. Well, its at the end when the troll co-- wait I almost told you the best part. Eoin Cofler made this book pretty much perfect, with its third person view, so you know most of the plans but you still get surprised. He made a book for all ages, or for someone who love a character who has secret plans and maybe with a tiny sense of humor.
"Kids absolutely love it."-Diane Sawyer, Good Morning America.
"Will grab your interest, no matter what your age."- The New York Post.
How will Artemis get his gold? Will Holly get out? Read the book to find out, and I promise you won't be disappointed.