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The Red Pyramid by Rick Riordan (5 stars)
Sadie and Carter Kane watched as their dad blew up the Rosetta Stone and then was trapped in a golden coffin that sunk into the floor. With the help of some ancient Egyptian magic, can they get their dad back?
The Throne of Fire by Rick Riordan (4 1/2 stars)
Carter and Sadie are back, this time trying to awaken the sun god Ra, before the serpent of chaos, Apophis, arises from his prison. Will they succeed in their mission, or is it Doomsday for the world?
Things Not Seen by Andrew Clements (4 stars)
A invisible boy meets a blind girl and they form a friendship. But she doesn't know he's invisible. Will they stay friends?
Haven by Kristi Cook (3 stars)
A slightly cliche vampire novel. Interesting enough that I stuck with it, and the ending totally made it worth it. Violet has visions. Premonitions. She saw her dad's death before it happened. But when she tries to tell people about it, they get weirded out or don't believe her. When Violet enrolls in Winterhaven school, she's surrounded by people like her. Once she realizes what that means, she feels better about her visions. Until she sees herself almost killing her boyfriend. Who turns out to be a vampire. Oh, and she's a vampire killer, it's her destiny. This will work out well.
Mirage by Kristi Cook (2 1/2 stars)
The sequel to Haven follows the same path as the first book. Violet is trying to figure out how her relationship with a vampire can possibly work out, while her boyfriend Aiden is working on a serum that could possibly cure his vampire-ism. He feels like he's getting close, but Violet keeps getting warnings that Aiden should stop taking the serum and elixir that he injects himself with whenever needed, to dull the side effects of being a vampire, such as his craving for blood. Not to mention a Vampire Stalker is on the loose. Some think it may be a fake vampire, some think. . . well that it could be Aiden. But Violet is determined to prove everyone wrong.
Sadie and Carter Kane watched as their dad blew up the Rosetta Stone and then was trapped in a golden coffin that sunk into the floor. With the help of some ancient Egyptian magic, can they get their dad back?
The Throne of Fire by Rick Riordan (4 1/2 stars)
Carter and Sadie are back, this time trying to awaken the sun god Ra, before the serpent of chaos, Apophis, arises from his prison. Will they succeed in their mission, or is it Doomsday for the world?
Things Not Seen by Andrew Clements (4 stars)
A invisible boy meets a blind girl and they form a friendship. But she doesn't know he's invisible. Will they stay friends?
Haven by Kristi Cook (3 stars)
A slightly cliche vampire novel. Interesting enough that I stuck with it, and the ending totally made it worth it. Violet has visions. Premonitions. She saw her dad's death before it happened. But when she tries to tell people about it, they get weirded out or don't believe her. When Violet enrolls in Winterhaven school, she's surrounded by people like her. Once she realizes what that means, she feels better about her visions. Until she sees herself almost killing her boyfriend. Who turns out to be a vampire. Oh, and she's a vampire killer, it's her destiny. This will work out well.
Mirage by Kristi Cook (2 1/2 stars)
The sequel to Haven follows the same path as the first book. Violet is trying to figure out how her relationship with a vampire can possibly work out, while her boyfriend Aiden is working on a serum that could possibly cure his vampire-ism. He feels like he's getting close, but Violet keeps getting warnings that Aiden should stop taking the serum and elixir that he injects himself with whenever needed, to dull the side effects of being a vampire, such as his craving for blood. Not to mention a Vampire Stalker is on the loose. Some think it may be a fake vampire, some think. . . well that it could be Aiden. But Violet is determined to prove everyone wrong.
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