recommendsomebookz

If you want to recommend some bookz! And if you want to say why you wanted to say why you recommend this book, that'd be fabulous! p.s. this is a format you can use. put in the title, author, summary, and why you recommend it. Put in a comments area so other people can leave comments on why

feed by M. T. Anderson This is a fabulous book about the future where everyone has a computer in their head and you can look up anything instantly. A boy named Titus meets Violet, who has a different view on the feed than anyone else he has ever met. This is a thought provoking book and is REALLY REALLY GOOD!!!!! Comments (if you've read this book, tell us what you thought): I thought it was a great book, maybe a little confusing, but still good. I would call it a 6.5 or 7. It's a Jake-type of book, and so people who are like Jake would probably love it.... -Nina

The Mysterious Benedict Society and its sequel, The Mysterious Benedict Society and the Perilous Journey by Trenton Lee Stewart These are both utterly phenomenal books, and I highly recommend these books to just about anyone on the planet. The first one is about four very gifted children. George "Sticky" Washington has a photographic memory, thus making him quite the smarty-pants. Reynie Muldoon is one of the mos clever people in the world. Kate Wetherall is a very acrobatic girl former circus performer with many other skills. And Constance Contraire is..... quite stubborn. They are recruited by Mr. Benedict to spy on a man who he thinks is planning world domination. Thankfully, he is headmaster of a private school, so they all enroll and attend, furtively spying on the evil man known as Mr. Curtain, trying to deduce his plans and put an abrupt halt to them. The second book takes place six months after the first book ends and Reynie is about to meet up with Kate at her farm. They both travel with Sticky to Mr. Benedict's house, where they find out he is missing with his assistant, a woman who looks an awful lot like a pencil. Their captor sends a message looking for a special plant that Mr. Benedict and his assistant, Number Two, were looking for. But before Mr. Benedict's capture, he set up a worldwide adventure for the kids to keep them challenged. They would have had to travel the world and meet Mr. Benedict somewhere. They decide to take the trip and try to find Mr. Benedict and Number Two. Will they be successful?

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This book, __A Great and Terrible Beauty__ is a GREAT book. It's by Libba Bray, and I loved it! It's about a girl named Gemma who has been living in India all her life. Her mother and father are both pure English, but for some reason her mother is very reluctant about taking Gemma to London. (Gemma has tried to find out why and failed) But one day, something terrible happens, and Gemma is faced with the truth of what awaits her future. It's an enthralling book, and I would rate it a 9.5. I am currently reading the third in the series, __The Sweet Far Thing__, and have already read the sequel, __Rebel Angels__. It's a really good book, and I highly recommend it! (and don't judge them by their titles and covers- they dont have to do with the books at all! *though I don't really think it's a book for guys, sorry guys :P*) -__Nina__===== p.s. here they are...the pictures are back! (sorry they're so fuzzy) but I'm so sorry that I hogged all of Ms Agells space...sorry...oops... I read the first two books in this series and I'm on the third right now. If you try to read the first book and don't like it, KEEP READING! The first book in the series is a little slow, but after that, it gets really good! You can't put the book down (especially the end of the second, THE SUSPENSE!!!!) and it is amazing. I think that the books should DEFINITELY have a different cover, but don't judge a book by it's cover (you'll miss out) ~Carrie  (Oh no, did I somehow delete the covers to the books Nina suggested? If so, Please Dear Nina, put them back...they were interesting, in that you said they didn't represent the books well at all). Anyhow, I, Ms. Agell, recommend T__he Adoration of Jenna Fox__ (Mary Pearson) to anybody willing to explore what it means to be human. Jenna is in a terrible crash. When she wakes up after a long coma, she has no memory of her life. She is made to watch family movies in order to remember who she is. And there's a twist. Is she really still Jenna? This is a compelling book re: medical ethics and the HUGE issue of identity. I tried to import the quite nice cover but botched it (and seem to have dragged the covers Nina imported off too...yikes). Just google this book. You'll be wooed and wowed .

here's the cover, courtesy of jake

I just finished reading The Adoration of Jenna Fox, and it was __really__ good! Everyone should read it. -Nina