Everything, Everything – Nicola Yoon

Rating: 10/10

Age: Ages 11+ because some parts of the story could be a bit inappropriate for any ages younger.

Recommended For: For people who like easy to read novels, or realistic fiction books.

Genres: Fiction, Realistic fiction.

My Life As An Alphabet – Barry Jonsberg

25/3/17

Rating: 9/10: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐★

Age: I think it would be suitable for ages 9-13 children under this age will just not understand it and ages over 13 will just not enjoy it

Recommended For: I think readers who like stories with humor and a story that touches you at the same time. 

Genres: Humor, Fiction

Because of Mr Terupt – Rob Buyea

31/8/16

Rating: 9/10   

Age: 12+

Genres: Action, sad, Fiction

Recommended for: I recommend this book for anyone that like books that are set in a school. It’s also for anyone that like stories where in each chapter the perspective changes because there are seven different characters.  It is a book that when you finish reading it, you are always thinking about it.

Summary: It is an ordinary start of a new school year at Snow Hill School. Except for one class, who have a very special teacher called Mr Terupt. This book is about the stories of seven students; Jessica, Alexia, Peter, Luke, Danielle, Anna and Jeffrey. Each chapter is from the perspective of

Zelah Green Queen of Clean – Vanessa Curtis

Rating: 8/10

Age: 10-12

Recommended For: Maybe people who can relate because it would be easy to read or people who like the sound of it and like how Vanessa Curtis writes (which is me).

Genres: Germ free, real life

Summary:

Zelah Green lives her life permanently germ free and doesn’t think her rituals, which involve washing her hands thirty one times, are a problem.

The Curious incident of the Dog in the Night-time – Mark Haddon

Rating: 9/10  

Genre: Fiction, Mystery

Age:12+

This book is a sometimes scary and sometimes action packed. Christopher Boone knows all the countries in the world and all the prime numbers up to 7057. He can’t stand being touched and he hated the colours brown and yellow. He lives with his father, his mother died in hospital. Next door lives Mrs Shears. One night Mrs Shears’ dog was murdered. Cristopher is nosey and picks it up. Mrs Shears comes out of the house and she calls the police.