Book Review: Under the Never Sky (Book 1), By Veronica Rossi

By: Veronica Rossi
www.veronicarossi.com
ISBN: 006207203X
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When all communication from her mother's pod stops, Aria is determined to discover what's going on. Exiled for her actions, she finds herself in a world both more terrible, and more wonderful than she could ever have imagined.

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Book Review: The Bad Beginning (A Series of Unfortunate Events, Book 1), By Lemony Snicket

By: Lemony Snicket

ISBN-13: 978-0064407663
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Orphaned and homeless, the three Baudelaire children found themselves caught up in a series of unfortunate events that send them from one bad situation to another.

A Series of Unfortunate Events is a story so absurdly awful that it's funny. The writing is aimed at readers age 10 and up, but a lot of the humor applies more to an

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Book Review: One False Note (The 39 Clues, Book 2), By Gordon Korman

By: Gordon Korman
ISBN: 0545060427
Age 9 and Up
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With the 2nd clue on the line and their competitors hot on their heals, Amy and Dan might have to get a little more ruthless if they're to stay in the game.

One False Note is the second book in The 39 Clues series and a fast flowing middle grade read. Parents should be aware that this installment shows Amy and Dan stooping to the level of their competition with

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Book Review: The Lost Colony (Artemis Fowl, Book 5), By Eoin Colfer

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By: Eoin Colfer

http://eoincolfer.com/

ISBN-10: 0739336800

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An ancient spell is unraveling and the resulting mayhem could impact the past, present, and future. Will science and magic together be enough to save the many lives hanging in the balance?

The Lost Colony exceeds expectations with additional characters, twists, and dimensions that open up the story to a whole new pile of possibilities. Artemis has started puberty and there are several mentions to his attraction to the opposite sex, but all in a respectful

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