Books - April 2014
1. The Thousand Dollar Tan Line (Veronica mars #1) by Rob Thomas
It's so weird to see Veronica Mars written. But, I loved it. I mean, it's not gonna win a Pulitzer, but VM fans will enjoy it. :D
2. How to Eat Fried Worms by Thomas Rockwell
This book was stupid. I had to read it because I'm currently teaching it as a novel study. I thought it was boring & gross, but it was a quick read. I teach 6th grade & I really think it's too low for their level.
3. The Weight of Blood by Laura McHugh
I really enjoyed this! It's a mystery-thriller that starts off with a dead body, but turns into a book about sex slaves. Well, there is a bit more to it than that. There are a couple of mysteries to figure out. Not for teen readers, definitely for adult readers and fans of authors such as Gillian Flynn & Jennifer MacMahon.
4. Side Effects May Vary by Julie Murphy
This was good. It started off very similar to The Fault in Our Stars. It's about a cancer kid & I thought it was going to be a TFiOS copy, but it wasn't. The teen goes into remission and has to right some wrongs. Good story for teen readers.
It's so weird to see Veronica Mars written. But, I loved it. I mean, it's not gonna win a Pulitzer, but VM fans will enjoy it. :D
2. How to Eat Fried Worms by Thomas Rockwell
This book was stupid. I had to read it because I'm currently teaching it as a novel study. I thought it was boring & gross, but it was a quick read. I teach 6th grade & I really think it's too low for their level.
3. The Weight of Blood by Laura McHugh
I really enjoyed this! It's a mystery-thriller that starts off with a dead body, but turns into a book about sex slaves. Well, there is a bit more to it than that. There are a couple of mysteries to figure out. Not for teen readers, definitely for adult readers and fans of authors such as Gillian Flynn & Jennifer MacMahon.
4. Side Effects May Vary by Julie Murphy
This was good. It started off very similar to The Fault in Our Stars. It's about a cancer kid & I thought it was going to be a TFiOS copy, but it wasn't. The teen goes into remission and has to right some wrongs. Good story for teen readers.