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    by Second Mate Embry, guest reviewer

    Title: Mockingjay
    Author: Suzanne Collins
    Format: Hardcover
    Page Count: 400 pages
    Grade Reading Level: Grade 7+

    Summary: After Katniss’s survival of the Quarter Quell, she is whisked of to underground (literally and figuratively) District 13. Over the course of the book Katniss is preparing for when she can go fight in the seemingly apocalyptic war and try to kill President Snow. She is constantly going back and forth in her mind between Peeta and Gale.

    Why I started this book:

    It is the third book in a trilogy. The second book (Catching Fire) has a huge cliffhanger that makes your jaw drop to the floor. I could hardly wait while this was on hold at the public library.

    Likes:

    • The almost robotic- like timing and mannerism of the events and people in District 13.
    • The mockingjay pin from the mayor's daughter (in The Hunger Games) comes full circle to being the mascot/face of the rebellion against the capital.
    • That Katniss keeps Peeta’s pearl.
    • The Capital kept Peeta hostage after the Quarter Quell and poisoned his mind to hate Katniss. During Catching Fire, I thought for sure Katniss was going to end up with Peeta, but with his ‘condition’ it changes the whole Gale- Katniss- Peeta love triangle.
    • Like Caroline B. Cooney or Neal Shusterman, every chapter is ended with a twist or mini cliffhanger so it’s impossible to say oh I’m going to read 1 chapter right now. You end up reading almost half the book.

    Dislikes:

    • Prim’s fate. It seems unfair. I would say more, but it would give it away

    Last minute thoughts: I have given all of these books 4 and 5 treasure chests. The first one, The Hunger Games, I thought, WOW this book is awesome, nothing can top it…I was right; until I read Catching Fire and I thought the same thing about it…until I read this!

    Buy: Mockingjay (The Final Book of The Hunger Games)

    Rating: 5 Treasure Chests

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    by First Mate Keira

    Title: Stoneheart
    Author: Charlie Fletcher
    Format: Hardback
    Page Count: 450
    Grade Reading Level: Grades 5-8

    Summary: 12 year old George Chapman is on a field trip with his class to the Natural History Museum in London. When he's removed from the rest of the class for something he didn't do, George escapes the museum and vents his anger on an innocent dragon statue and winds up breaking it. Unknowingly falling into a layer of unLondon, George looks up to see if anyone has noticed and finds a pterodactyl carving peeling off the side of the building. Rescued by Gunner, George learns that he set into motion things that have been precariously balanced for a long time and now he has 24 hours to make things right or become enslaved to the Stone of London and maybe even start a war.

    Why I started reading this book:

    I saw this trilogy first in the bookstore. Then I saw the trailer for Sorcerer’s Apprentice and the first thing I thought was that it was going to be this book series. It’s not, but the gargoyles in the trailer reminded me of the back blurb to the book. I immediately hightailed it to the library and put them on hold.

    Likes:

    • Gunner a is World War 1 statue who acts as protector, guide, and friend to George and Edie as they explore the many layers of unLondon.
    • I liked the world-building that Charlie Fletcher did throughout the novel. There are the good statues known as Spits that are imbued with a sort of soul by their Makers. And then there are the evil Taints which are soulless carvings that are half or all beast in appearance.
    • It's very cool to learn that all the statues that Fletcher mentioned can actually be found in and around London. That would make for a very interesting tour!
    • Some statues (cough Dictionary cough) use very big words which might be difficult for younger readers, but Fletcher does a good job defining them in character conversation or contextually in the sentence.

    Dislikes:

    • I didn't like Edie as a character. She was too closed off, hardheaded, and stubborn to be very likeable.
    • The Stone didn't really seem as sinister as it was made to sound. The Walker seems like the bigger enemy even though he's enslaved to the Stone and acts on its orders (some of the time).
    • The Black Friar and Little Tragedy are very ambiguous. I don't know if I really like them or not because of this. I'm worried the Black Friar will do something to hurt the kids.
    • The writing is a little stiff, generally speaking.

    Buy: Stoneheart (The Stoneheart Trilogy, Book One)

    Rating: 3 Treasure Chests

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    Reviewed by First Mate Keira

    Title: Airel
    Author: Aaron Patterson; Contributor Chris White
    Format: Ebook
    Page Count: 425 pages
    Grade Reading Level: Grade 9+

    Summary: Airel just wants to be normal but her ability to heal makes her as abnormal as one could get. The new boy at school, Michael, is as impossibly gorgeous as you can imagine and is very interested in her. Running parallel to the present is a story reaching out from the past about warriors and a Sword of Light and an epic struggle of good vs evil. Can she figure out what is going on before it’s too late?

    Why I started this book:

    I was contacted by the publicist and when I saw the cover I was very attracted to the book. It has a beautiful cover, well done and very pretty. The blurb sounded like a great start to a new series and so I said yes to reviewing it.

    Why I Quit this book:

    There was too much focus on the Arabia sections which happened in the past. They dragged, had too many characters, and pulled too much of the storytime away from the present day with Airel and Michael. In the end I couldn’t keep pushing through them. I hate skimming or skipping sections (it’s a sign the story doesn’t appeal to me) and when I started to do that I knew it was time to put the book down. If half of the back story was devoted to building Airel and Micheal's relationship it would be a much better book. That said there are a lot of positive reactions to this book, but it’s just not for me.

    Buy: Airel

    Rating: DNF (Did Not Finish)

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    by First Mate Keira

    Title: Ironhand
    Author: Charlie Fletcher
    Format: Hardback
    Page Count: 386
    Grade Reading Level: Grades 5-8

    Summary: Ironhand takes place immediately after Stoneheart. George and Edie have approximately 9 hours to save Gunner from the Walker's clutches or he will cease to exist/live to see another day. As they struggle to complete this task, George is forced to go the Hard Way. The Walker is determined to capture and exploit the Glint and the Maker for his own gain and ultimate freedom from the Stone. He will do whatever it takes by fair means or foul.

    Why I started reading this book:

    It’s book number two of three in the this unLondon based trilogy.

    Likes:

    • The Walker's lair beneath the city of London and how Gunner manages to outwit the man and rescue himself.
    • George is very clever and figures out how to save Gunner from instant and permenant termination. I liked the use of the Unknown Soldier.
    • I like Spout and how George changes his Taint status into that of a Spit. Can I have a gargoyle as a pet too? I'd call her Raindrop.

    Dislikes:

    • Edie's kidnapping by the Walker, especially knowing how the Walker has hunted down and killed hundreds of Glints (girls and women who can read the stone) in order to steal their Heartstones. I don't like the idea of young girls being abducted and brutally murdered. We're not given a lot of specifics, but based on what Glints are capable of seeing by touching bare stone, I imagine poor Edie saw some pretty gruesome things. It seems a little too dark for the younger readers on the recommended reading levels.
    • The Glint with the sewn-shut eyes. Creepy! I did not need that mental image. Shudder.

    Buy: Ironhand (Stoneheart Trilogy, Book Two)

    Rating: 3 Treasure Chests

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    by First Mate Keira

    Title: Silvertongue
    Author: Charlie Fletcher
    Format: Hardback
    Page Count: 464
    Grade Reading Level: Grades 5-8

    Summary: Silvertongue takes place immediately after Ironhand. George still has one more battle to fight to win his freedom from the Stone. Edie believes her mom might be alive after all. A devil from the black void of the obsidian mirrors follows them back to London, stopping time and awakening the London Stone. The Walker is gone temporarily, locked in the mirrors, but now the children have something worse to face. With two powers of darkness working together war between the Spits and Taints is unavoidable.

    Why I started reading this book:

    It’s book number three of three in the this unLondon based trilogy.

    Likes:

    • I liked finding out that the Raven isn't really supposed to be bad, but has been a servant of the Walker for a long time, bound to him by magic. Edie frees the Raven and he repays the debt by taking her through the memories of what has happened to show her more about her mom.
    • Clocker was one of my favorite Weirded Ones from Stoneheart, I was glad to see his return.
    • Shackleton and the Red Queen are excellent additions to the cast of Spits.
    • George's battle with the Dark Knight and Night Mare is excellent and well done.

    Dislikes:

    • Edie Laemmel's still a bit of a nuisance as far a character goes. She's too stubborn by half and basically refuses to be a part of the group despite wanting to be there. She's my least favorite character in the trilogy.

    Buy: Silvertongue (Stoneheart Trilogy, Book Three)

    Rating: 3 Treasure Chests

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    by First Mate Keira

    Title: Malice
    Author: Chris Wooding
    Illustrator: Dan Chernett
    Format: Hardback
    Pages: 379
    Grade Reading Level: 7th-9th Grade

    Summary: In Britain all the children know the rumors of a comic book called
    Malice. They also know that if a ritual is done and a chant said six times they could be taken into the world of that comic. Some do so on a dare. Others because they’re missing adventure. Others to prove it doesn’t exist. More still because they believed Malice was better than their normal lives. It doesn’t matter why you do it – you’re Tall Jake’s as soon as you invite him into your life. It’s only a matter of time before he comes to collect. There’s no going back and certain doom awaits you on the other side.

    Why I started this book:

    My librarian recommended it to me because I liked fantasy book series. This is the first book and the story is continued in Havoc.

    Likes:

    • Malice is divided into several zones and this book takes you through two. The Clock Tower and the Oubliette. In the Clock Tower they face the Clockmaker and his metal inventions. In the Oubliette they face a hungry impenetrable darkness and blind ravenous gnawls.
    • Seth – he’s pretty foolhardy and he thrives on Malice which makes him feel a little guilty.
    • Justin – he’s the knowledgeable guide to the world, having actually read the comics before doing the ritual. He’s also a good friend despite what his life has taught him about how friends never stick around when trouble’s afoot.
    • Kady – she’s not a bad character either, I just don’t like the fact that she practices hypnosis. Of the three she’s the most practical and comes as prepared as one can be for a place like Malice.

    Dislikes:

    • The use of hypnosis throughout the novel. People simply couldn’t have (partial) amnesia? It’s all false testimony on the senses doing more harm than good.
    • I had trouble with about half of the illustrations which were too stylized. I couldn’t make head or tails out of what I was seeing some of the time so I ended up just reading the bubbles. I figure somebody with more background in comics will manage with no problem. It just wasn’t the case with me.
    • The real victims are all the parents who have no idea what’s going on and only know that their children go mysteriously missing and if they’re lucky come back… but the kids never come back the way they were before the left and nobody knows why, not even the kids.

    Last Minute Thoughts: The beginning is pretty scary (horror like scary), but once the kids make it to Malice is more like a thrilling adventure. I also sincerely hope that despite how it appears Justin is still alive. I can’t wait for the next book about the kid rebels known as Havoc.

    Buy: Malice

    Rating: 3.5 Treasure Chests

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    by Silence, guest reviewer

    Title: Angel's and Demons
    Author: Dan Brown
    Format: Paperback
    Page Count: 572
    Grade Reading Level: Ages 15+

    Summary: Robert Langdon is contacted by scientific research facility CERN to discern the meaning behind the mysterious murder of one of their scientists. Upon seeing the victim, Langdon realizes he's been branded with the ambigrammic (reads the same normally and from another view point) word Illuminati. This starts an intriguing adventure that unravels the deepest secrets of both the Catholic Church and the Illuminati.

    Why I started reading this book:

    Interestingly enough, despite what Hollywood would have you believe Angels & Demons came out prior to The DaVinci Code. However I read The DaVinci Code first, liked it, and was obligated to steal Angels and Demons from my sister afterward. I don't think she's read it, I should probably return it to her...

    Likes:

    • Again Dan Brown has me questioning some of my base beliefs allowing me to explore a world of open minded thought and mystery. However it's a book of fiction and proclaims itself as such so don't get confused.
    • I felt very involved in the mystery, Brown has a way of making you feel almost as if you were solving the puzzles along with him despite not having his wide array of knowledge.
    • Carlo Ventresca as well as a few other people found within the church that had mindsets that I found wonderful to learn about. It took a risk and explored something that hit close to home for me.

    Dislikes:

    • Carlo Ventresca, Dan Brown simply obliterated any attachment I had to him in a way that I honestly felt was painfully random and uncharacteristic.
    • There were times that I felt Brown was almost throwing information at me to show me how intelligent he was. There's at least one time in memory that he stated something interesting only to have it become irrelevant in the same paragraph.
    • The Hassassin. As I stated this book arrived before The DaVince Code, however since I read it after the whole idea of a hit man who wasn't the mastermind felt rehashed.
    • The fact that the whole idea of an Illuminati resurrection is based off of the idea that the ambigram brands have proven impossible to reproduce. It's hard to suspend belief when the book itself displays the words.

    Buy: Angels & Demons

    Rating: 4 Treasure Chests

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    Title: Catching Fire
    Author: Suzanne Collins
    Format: Hardcover
    Pages: 400
    Grade Reading Level: 6-8 Grade

    Summary: Katniss and Peeta arrive back from the 74th Hunger Games as victors. Katniss thought all she wanted was to go home, but things aren't the same. Gale is ignoring her and Peeta is trying to do the same. It's hard to do that though when you're engaged to marry that same person. Rumors of rebellion are springing up all over Panem and Katniss and Peeta are said to be the head of it. Every 25 years the victors from the previous Hunger Games are forced to compete again and against each other in the Quarter Quell.

    Why I Started This Book:

    Easy! I read Hunger Games, loved it and want to know what happens next in the series.

    Likes:

    • I loved the Quarter Quell! Suzanne Collins was smart to come up with a way for Katniss and Peeta to go back into the arena. Very exciting and thrilling action takes place as the two struggle to survive!
    • Every cliff hanger is a doozy! That's another thing Collins is great at providing! You never want to quit because there's always something else happening; another challenge to face and resolutions to find.

    Dislikes:

    • The ending is pretty confusing. I'm not sure what to make of it and it's really my only complaint for the whole book.

    Last minute thoughts: When does book 3 come out?!?! I checked the author's website but didn't see anything.

    Buy: Catching Fire (Hardcover)

    Rating: 5 Treasure Chests
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    Title: The Hunger Games
    Author:     Suzanne Collins
    Format: Paperback
    Page Count: 374
    Grade Reading Level: 6 – 8 Grade.

    Summary: Katniss Everdeen’s sister was picked for the Hunger Games. The Hunger Games were established a long time ago when one district of thirteen tried to rebel against the capital. After squashing the rebellion, every year one boy and girl is picked from each district to go and take part in the Hunger Games, which is a battle to the death. Katniss volunteers to take her sister’s place. Will she and the boy from her district survive? Will the other kids?

    Why I Started This Book:

    My teacher told me about it. She said it was a really good book. All my friends who have had the opportunity to read this book have loved the book. I also like Suzanne Collins as an author. It was a no brainer to pick this book up and read it.

    Likes:

    • I like how the Game Makers are in control of the game. They’re there to make sure that the audience is entertained. It reminds me a bit of the Roman Coliseum and the games of the gladiators.
    • The weird creatures – mockingjays, tracker jackets (kind of like wasps) with hallucinating venom, and the wolf-human tribute hybrids.
    • I like the setup of the story with the districts and the capital and the games. I really love how it’s supposed to be a futuristic society but that it seems so current too.
    • Suzanne Collins always ends a chapter with something exciting, gross, or foreshadowing that makes you want to immediately start the next without a moment’s hesitation. She’s really good at keeping your interest in that way.

    Dislikes:

    • One of the themes that Suzanne Collins writes about is war and the cruelty it imposes on children. It bothered me at first that it was kids going into the Hunger Games but the story soon sweeps you away.
    • I was disappointed how the book just kind of ended. I was expecting it to continue for a while more and do some more wrap up.

    Last Minute Thoughts: I didn’t want to finish the book because I didn’t have book two to start right away, but I did finish it and now I can’t wait to get my hands on the next book, Catching Fire!

    Buy: The Hunger Games (Hardcover), Hunger Games (Audio book)

    Book Rating: 4 Treasure Chests.
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