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Arthur's Computer Disaster
"Arthur's Computer Disaster" was a cute book. Any child would enjoy it. It's not only an easy reader that they would like reading, but it teaches a lesson. -What happens when your break the rules. For non readers only
Book is on the level of SEE SPOT RUN.Not for young readers.

Arthur's in trouble now!
This is a great book to teach kids what happens when you break the rules. Arthur's mom tell him he can't play his new computer game while she's gone. But the game is really cool, and he doesn't mean to play it, exactly, just show it to Buster. But, as you might guess, things don't work out that way. Arthur is convinced he has broken the computer. D. W. worries that they will now be homeless, and it will all be his fault. But Mom is able to fix the computer and they all learn a lesson about following the rules.Read more

Subjects:  1. Aardvark    2. Brown, Marc    3. Children's 4-8 - Picturebooks    4. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    5. Children: Kindergarten    6. Computer games    7. Fiction    8. Human behavior    9. Humorous Stories    10. Juvenile Fiction    11. Preschool Picture Story Books    12. Responsibility    13. Science & Technology - Computers    14. Social Issues - General    15. Social Issues - Values    16. Social Situations - General    17. Juvenile Fiction / Family / General   

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Virtual Reality
Tom Clancy's Virtual Vandals is a great book in an exciting series with lots of action in this future based military story. This book is about Matt Hunter, the main character, with his friends David Grey and Leif Anderson which are teenaged kids who can figure out computers better than their adult counterparts. Matt Hunter and his friends go to a baseball game when the vandals come and light the stadium up with their virtual proxy's Tommy guns. It takes Matt many clues to figure out all their identities when he uncovers the mastermind behind it all.
Top Notch Book
Tom Clancy's book, Virtual Vandals, is one of the best. Matt Hunter is a young Net Force Explorer. When he and his friends, some in holo form, attend a virtual baseball game in Carmen Yards in the year 2025, they find themselves under fire! A group of 1930's gangster style holo's has appeared and are shooting at the holo's with virtual Tommy guns! This book is amazing. I found myself staying up late into the early hours of the mourning just to read Tom Clancy's Virtual Vandals. I really couldn't put it down! This book is a must read.

A good read for young science-fiction fans
Matt Hunter, an enthusiastic Net Force Explorer, and his friends are sitting in the stadium of Camden Yards watching a holographic baseball game. There are only a few people who are physically present at Camden Yards, because most spectators have bought a virtual seat and are watching the game from their home, while at the same time being represented as holographic images at the stadium. Suddenly four virtual viewers stand up from their seats and start firing at the audience with machine guns. One of Matt's friends is hit by a holographic bullet and struggles for his life. Matt starts to wonder how it is possible that people can get hurt by virtual bullets. With the help of the Net Force Explorer team he starts his investigations and soon reveals something that is much bigger than what that vandal's prank might seem at first sight.
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Subjects:  1. Baseball    2. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Espionage    3. Fiction    4. Law & Crime    5. Mystery & Detective - General    6. Science & Technology - Computers    7. Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic    8. Science fiction    9. Adventure / thriller    10. Fiction / Adventure   

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doing time online is the best book I have ever read
I like this book becuse the book teaches you what you should doand what you should not do.The title of the book is Doing Time Online.But you should read this book becse it is like normal day life.There is some mystries in this book.The peoplesname in the story is Michell,Trotter,and Wootie there are some more people in it but there the main.

A Hard Lesson Learned
Everyone loves a good book, but not every book is an amazing piece of work. An amazing book is Doing Time Online.This book is about learning a hard lesson.These golden pages are written by Jan Siebold.Before this book was published she had written one other book called Rope Burn.This book Doing Time Online has won four awards.To of which are the ALA Booklist and School Library Journal award.This book deserves this award.In this book, Mitchel the boy gets in trouble over the summer and has to do a program that is called `OLD' which stands for Online Discussion.Mitchel now has to talk to a senior citizen online.The name of the lady Mitchel has to talk to is Wootie Hayes.The main part of the punishment is that he has to talk to the lady every Tuesday and Thursday.In the end Mitchel starts to open his feelings to Wootie but what does she stay?I like Mitchel because he can outsmart people.He outsmarted a kid named Trotter by telling he was on tape confessing that he stole a kid's really fancy bike.The tape recorder wasn't really on nor did it have a record button.There was another time where Mitchel out smarted a lady.The lady lost her cat and he and Trotter where hiding in the bushes and they started to meow to trick the lady that her cat was there. The lady heard the meow but something bad happened.In the story the words where very easy to understand.The words where not that difficult, though they where interesting so it made it easy to read.Even the words where easy to follow the writer made the common words mind blowing, so I thought that made the book interesting.The best part of the book was that the writer used eye catching words like "I picked up a golden brown leaf.
Doing time online
Doing time online is a great book! A boy named mitcell is told by a police officer to go on the in computer at the police station every day after school becouse of what mitchels worst enemy did to him. I think his name was Troy. Troy was a bad kid. What did Troy do?
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Subjects:  1. Children's 9-12 - Fiction - General    2. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    3. Children: Grades 4-6    4. Fiction    5. Juvenile Fiction    6. Nursing homes    7. Old age    8. Punishment    9. Science & Technology - Computers    10. Social Issues - Friendship    11. Social Issues - General    12. Social Issues - Values    13. Social Situations - General   

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Review for Play it Again a Madison Finn book
I LOVED the Madison Finn book called Play It Again!!:)If you haven't read it I'll fill you in on this book. This book is funny and is about a girl named Madison and her 7th grade life at Far Hills Jr. High. In this book it's happy and can resemble what your life is like, like when Madison got nervous in front of her crush, that was a thing that you might have happen in your life. Another reason why this book ROCKS is that you can read every line of this book and picture it in your head like a movie, and I'm not talking about popcorn with that (just kidding). This book is funny from when Madison tells about when she fainted in front of the whole school when she was in 2nd grade. I also like this book because it is based on every day life and always has advice and answeres for your every questions. If your a Madision Finn fan well then you'll love Play it Again. My advice to you is I can't make you read this but maybe this review will. My last words I need to say about Play It Again, THIS BOOK IS AWESOME!!!!:)

Maddie Rocks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Madison finds out who her true friends and enemies are in this book! Poisen Ivy is taking over madison's friends so maddie starts to feel left out since she chickens out of trying out for the play so she is the stage manger. When things go wrong will Madison's friends be their for her or will they fall into Ivy's trap! You will have to read the book to find out.

MadFinn Rulez
MadFinn is a really great book for people just becoming teenagers and how it feels. U get an inside look on how it will be ur first day at school and how many friends and enimies u make. Every teenage girl (...) should get a copie of Madison Finn TODAY.Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    2. Children: Grades 4-6    3. College and school drama    4. Fiction    5. Friendship    6. General    7. Humorous Stories    8. Juvenile Fiction    9. Schools    10. Science & Technology - Computers    11. Social Issues - General    12. Juvenile Fiction / General   

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The Magic School bus Gets Programmed--a book about computers
The magic school bus always teaches you lessons while making it exciting and quite zany. In this particular story, they are teaching you how to use computers, how computers work, and also why they are good to know about. The students in Ms. Frizzle's class go on another fieldtrip, this time into a computer.The class wants to find an easy way to do all of their jobs before school starts, so they use the help of a super computer and carlos' brother, Mikey-a very computer savvy person. When they start to program the computer to do their jobs for them, they are in for a surprise. Ms. Frizzle decides the best way for them to learn about the computer I s to actually go inside of the computer. They are then taken on a wild ride in the mind of a super computer. This book teaches about computers, and a good way to learn the hands on way. The book, for younger kids, mightbe boring because of its length and storyline, but I think it's a good book for children who want to learn about computers. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Action & Adventure    2. Action & Adventure - General    3. Children's 4-8 - Picturebooks    4. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    5. Children: Grades 1-2    6. Computers    7. Computers - General    8. Juvenile Nonfiction    9. Juvenile literature    10. School & Education    11. Science & Technology - Computers    12. Juvenile Fiction / Movie or Television Tie-In   

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Busy asa bee
Madison Finn has so much on her plate!!! She is trying to do asocial studies project with her friend Egg, and her new job is fun but takes time. What will hapeen toMadison in the fifth book????

jesi's thoughts
I would totally hate having to choose between my mom and dad on Thanksgiving. Oh wait, I already do! I do think that volunteering at the animal shelter did help matters. Except I don't know how you can relieve stress when picking up dog poop! The problem is that next year, she'll have to do it all over again!

THE BEST ONE YET!
This is the fifth book in the series, "Thanks for Nothing".I woud say out of the first 5 books, this one was the best.Madison is really upset because she isn't going to have Thanksgiving with her whole family anymore.Her gramma has a hip problem and her aunt and uncle are going to take care of her.Madison's Mom and Dad are divorced and she can't spend Thanksgiving with both of them.So its either her and Mom or her, Dad, and Stephanie.But when Madison makes a decision, she gets a big surprise and decides to do the original plan.Wanna know who she picks?Read the book!While all of this is happening, Madison decides to help out an Far Hills Animal Clinic and Shelter, where she meets a school friend who is also a volunteer.She also meets a very nice dog, but there is a surprise with the dog, too.Wanna know what happens?Read the book!As if all of this wasn't enough, Madison and Egg are paired up for a social studies project and they are having problems working together.But even though the first two surprises were bad, a surprise about the project is good!To find out what the surprises are and to read a fantastic book, get a copy of "Thanks for Nothing" today! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Animal shelters    2. Change    3. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    4. Children: Grades 4-6    5. Divorce    6. Dogs    7. Fiction    8. Holidays & Celebrations - Thanksgiving    9. Humorous Stories    10. Juvenile Fiction    11. Science & Technology - Computers    12. Social Issues - Adolescence    13. Social Issues - General    14. Juvenile Fiction / Social Situations / Adolescence   

Editorial Review

Computer savvy teens, a war game gone awry, and good old-fashioned intrigue are the elements of Read more

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The Deadliest game - A incredible book.
Tom Clancy's The Deadliest Game was a wonderful book. Comparing his book with his last book, Virtual Vandals, This was somewhat more than expected. I enjoyed this book even more because of the huge amounts of suspension. I admit the book was very slow to begin and i thought that there was excessive amount of description and detail in the book and not enough dialect. I really think Tom Clancy and Steve Pieczenik did a wonderful job on the book. The story of mystery holds all the aspects a good mystery should. All and all this book would have 5 stars if there was more dialect.

Weak attempt at fantasy writing
Millions of people participate in the virtual reality game of Sarxos. At any time participants can enter, by logging into a pc via an implanted connection device, the wonderful world of Sarxos, where you can eat, drink, sleep and above all fight with opponents. Sarxos is the ideal escape from the daily troubles. But for some people this escape has become quite addictive. But suddenly strange things are happening: active players are being assaulted during their daily non-Sarxos life. Megan O'Malley, a joyful teenager, is asked by the Net Force agency to check things out. Because she is a frequent player no-one will notice that she has another mission at hand, at least that is was she thinks.
Take a break
Control your armys, crush your foes, and strike fear in the eyes of those who oppose you.Then log off, brush your teeth, take a break then lunge back into the world of Sarxos.Tom Clancy really grasps the world of science fiction in his Net Force book The Deadliest Game.I would recomend this book for one and all.The mystery lover, to the action seeker, all readers can love this book many times over. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Action & Adventure - General    2. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Espionage    3. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 7-9)    4. Computer games    5. Fiction    6. Juvenile Fiction    7. Law & Crime    8. Science & Technology - Computers    9. Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic    10. Science fiction    11. Fiction / Adventure   

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jesi's thoughts
Of course Maddie enters a web-site contest, but that doesn't mean that her whole life has to turn into a horror story? Right? Of course it does, when the three BFFs get caught up in an old ghost story they realize how chicken they really are. Madison and I want to turn Ivy into a chicken to, since she's being so mean and bossing every single one of Madison's great ideas about decorating the Halloween dance to the ground. Who died and made her most annoying slug in the universe?

KEPT ON WANTING TO READ MORE AND MORE!
Now, I am a fast reader, but I finished this book in 1.5 hours because I just couldn't put it down.Madison is on the Halloween Dance Comittee and so is Ivy.They are both leaders of the decoration crew.Also, Madison enters a scary story contest on her favorite web site, bigfishbowl.com.Madison goes to the dance and she and Hart actually dance together!But whether or not Madison wins the contest, well, you'll just have to read the book.If you go on www.lauradower.com and go to the link where Madison Finn's homepage is, you can read a sample chapter of the first 4 books.So get this book today!

The most awsome book!
This book deserves 2 thumbs up and 5 stars! It is funny, scary and has suspense in it at the same time! It has snip-its from Madisons chats and IMs. It has 4 stories going on at once, which is realy cool and fun to read! I like this Madison Finn book more than all the other ones. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    2. Children: Grades 4-6    3. Fiction    4. Halloween    5. Holidays & Celebrations - Halloween    6. Humorous Stories    7. Juvenile Fiction    8. Schools    9. Science & Technology - Computers    10. Social Issues - Adolescence    11. Social Issues - General    12. World Wide Web    13. Juvenile Fiction / Social Situations / Adolescence   

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Refreshingly original and moving!
Charlie loves computer games so much, he never plays with anything else - so when the power goes out, he's really in the dark. His desperate search for batteries involves his sister's toys and some nasty behavior before he settles down to realize what's truly important in his life. Deftly written by Suzanne Collins and nicely illustrated by Mike Lester, When Charlie McButton Lost Power is refreshingly original and moving!
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Subjects:  1. Brothers and sisters    2. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    3. Children's Books/All Ages    4. Children: Grades 1-2    5. Computer games    6. Electricity    7. Family - Siblings    8. Fiction    9. General    10. Humorous Stories    11. Juvenile Fiction    12. Science & Technology - Computers    13. Stories in rhyme    14. Toys, Dolls, & Puppets    15. Juvenile Fiction / Family / Siblings   

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Stunning book!
After reading the fabulous The Great Good Thing, I rushed to get this book.I found that Roderick Townley did it again with his second book, Into the Labyrinth.Although it was charming and hard to set down, this book should not be marketed to younger children.This novel would be more of a hit for 11 and up.My 13 year old daughter just started reading it and is already amazed at the creativity. This is a classic for children and adults alike.

Not nearly as good as the first one
After reading and loving"A Great Good Thing," I was hoping for this sequel to be as well-written and charming.I was disappointed.It features the same wonderful characters, princess Sylvie and the "girl with the dark blue eyes," as well as the king and queen and all the other characters, but the plot doesn't hold together nearly as well.The author inserts a new character --a yoga instructor named Rosetta-- into "the story" as an assistant shepherdess, and all the talk of energy projection lines and finding one's centeris way above the heads of its 9-12 audience.Read more

Subjects:  1. Adventure & Adventurers    2. Books and reading    3. Characters in literature    4. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    5. Children: Grades 3-4    6. Fiction    7. Juvenile Nonfiction    8. Princesses    9. Royalty (kingsqueensprincesprincessesknightsetc.)    10. Science & Technology - Computers    11. Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic    12. World Wide Web    13. Fairy tales, folk tales, fables, magical tales & traditional stories    14. Juvenile Fiction / Science Fiction, Fantasy, Magic   

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This Book Is Mysterious, Scary, And Great

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12/08/04
A fun way to learn to do research
An excellent mystery for 10 to 12 year olds. It shows how to research via the Internet as well as libraries.In addition it is a great introduction to genealogy. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 9-12 - Fiction - Mysteries / Detective    2. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    3. Family - General    4. Family life    5. Fiction    6. Genealogy    7. Mysteries, Espionage, & Detective Stories    8. Mystery and detective stories    9. Science & Technology - Computers    10. Juvenile Fiction / Family / General   

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Danger.com
If you dare to, enter Danger.com, by Jordan Cray. During this adventure on the internet, a boy tries to find out if he has a dad or a mom. He has a best friend and whose mom is his moms best friend. He finds out where the guy works that could be his father. This book is like when you get thrown upside down on a rollar coaster. You're excited and scared at the same time. It's a thrill and a chill, and you don't know how to cantain yourself for the ride. While all this is going on, he gets so into finding his dad that he and his best friend start to drift way from each other faster and faster. They have no control over their friendship. I use to be friends with a girl, but after Junior high school we drifted apart. We still see each other, but we are neighbors. He has time to make up for what he did wrong. If you like adventure, or mystery you would like this book. I recommend for people that have lots of things going and know how to juggle all them together. If you know what it's like to try and try but still not do good, then you will enjoy Danger.com.

I actually read the book without falling asleep! WOW!
It's about this really smart 17 year old guy. He gets in trouble. Meets agirl. Thinks his moms crazy around the end of the book. Then him and his mom our very happy at the end. They have a normal life. Terrific book. I've only read 1 or maybe 2 books that i had enjoyed. But i'm glad that I liked reading it because I want to try to extend my vocabulary to it's highest point. Read it. I promise you wont fall asleep.

I actually read the whole book without falling asleep. WOW!
When I think of reading, I think sleeping, yawning and boring. They make us read every single day. Their torchering us. And they say reading is good for your mind and for your health. I think bla bla bla. Get those books away from me. Groose! Now that I'm a teenager I know I need to extend my vocabulary to it's greastest point. Or I wont get any where in life. I was in the library one day looking for a book to read. I picked up a book called danger.com. It sounded interesting. I started reading it and it was an amazing book. I loved it. The best!!! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Action & Adventure - General    2. Adventure and adventurers    3. Adventure fiction    4. Children's 9-12 - Fiction - Suspense    5. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 7-9)    6. Computers    7. Fiction    8. Juvenile Fiction    9. Mysteries, Espionage, & Detective Stories    10. Science & Technology    11. Science & Technology - Computers    12. Juvenile Fiction / Mysteries & Detective Stories   

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Great Book
I truely recomend this book. It was a great story about how a clone tried to take over the world. I think that the author had to open his mind to create such great advances.Great dialogue and descriptions of the settings. It tells about situations that now on we are facing. I think that the author should create a 7th book of this series. The ending means that the adventure continous.

Great Read!
A wonderful ending to a positively wonderful series!I loved it, and read it a couple times every year!The only problem with the book is the way it ends... as if there are even more books..Great charecters, good dialogue, good plot development.Must read!

OH MY GOSH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
John Peel did an amazing job on this series, more importantly this book. The action, suspense, everything was amazing. He has his own unique view of the future, and he turned it into a book!! This was awesome!!! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 9-12 - Fiction - Science Fiction    2. Children: Grades 4-6    3. Juvenile Fiction    4. Science & Technology - Computers    5. Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic    6. Science fiction   

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YOU CAN'T PUT IT DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This book is the best that I've ever read! Tristan, a naive person who is chained to his conscience and Genia, a streetpunk thief from the underworld are forced to work with a gang of crooks and Tristan's ex-girlfriend, Mora, who has become hard-hearted after living in the underworld. I could not put it down. I wasn't intrested in anything else but the book. Unlike Paul Jennings,Morris Gleitzman, and John Marsden where their six part stories seemed to repeat itself throughout the series, John Peel is original. Well worth your money.

They can only survive the revolution....
No one can stop the ongoing revolution. Tristan and Genia, after a heart-stopping escape from Ice, must get onto business and save Earth from Tristan's devious clone Devon. Unfortunately, Tristan meets his betrayer. He discovers shocking things about why he was betrayed. But that doesn't make the fight for Earth any less serious. The world is one the brink of total destruction, and only Tristan , who is trying to gain the trust of Inspector Shimoda, can stop that.

No time for disappointment!
This book was excellent! Genia finds herself warming up to Tristan. It's also revealed in this book that there are three clones in the universe that have been freed from their lab, where other clones remain, still in theirjars-- there's Jame Wilson, a young, 14-year-old that lives in Space,there's Tristan Connor, and Devon. Devon has a sick potential to take overthe world, and Quietus with that. This book concentrates on Tristan'sescape from Ice, and betrayal from Genia's own father. This book/series isrelated to Marilyn Kaye's "replica." There's also 12 clones,except the character's genders are different. This book isn't adisappointment--read it! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 9-12 - Fiction - Science Fiction    2. Children: Grades 1-2    3. General    4. Juvenile Fiction    5. Science & Technology - Computers    6. Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic    7. Science fiction   

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TOTALLY AWESOME!!!!
This is one of the best books in the series! ... Tristan and Genia and Mora are trying to track down Devon, but are having some problems. Jame, the 3rd twin is in the thick of the revolution on Mars. Shimoda is getting closer to stopping Quietus once and for all. But Devon takes over the moon and now is holding the world hostage. Tristan, Genia, and Mora are running out of time. In the final book Earth's fate is in the balance. If you liked the first 4 books.You'll like this one!!

Meltdown is coming.
What is probably the most disappointing book inthe 2099 series is still a book that readers will find difficult to put down, particularly because the plot races along with each passing chapter and the ultimate showdown grows closer... In 2099 #5: MELTDOWN the trouble for Tristan grows. He and Genia are trapped in a world so utterly close to its own destruction, a world in which meltdown is causing it to come to a shattering end. Is there anything they can do to stop the ultimate Totally Awesome
John Peel is the best author!This book was just as incredible as the first 4!Hes not like most authors where after the first book it getsboring!They are all great!Anyone who hasn't read this series is a fool! If you liked Diadem you'll love 2099! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 9-12 - Fiction - Science Fiction    2. Children: Grades 3-4    3. Juvenile Fiction    4. Science & Technology - Computers    5. Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic    6. Science fiction   

Editorial Review

"Our lips met... I felt a few stray whiskers... and suddenly I realized that this was a grown man who was giving me my first real kiss... Something inside me snapped. Now I didn't want this at all. But I couldn't speak." Fourteen-year-old Katherine Tarbox wasn't sure how things had gone so wrong. She had planned to slip away during a school trip to meet 27-year-old Mark, whom she had corresponded with on the Internet for the last six months. Instead, she discovered that "Mark" was actually Frank Kufrovich, a man in his forties with a history of pedophilia. Read more

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Don't support this greedy publisher's tricks
Regardless of the content of this book, the publisher Penguin has deliberately 'hijacked' the katie.com domain from its legitimate UK owner - Mrs Katie Jones.
Katie.com
Katie.com was a very good book in my opinion. I think that Katherine Tarbox was very brave for writing about the troubles she experienced when she was younger. I don't know many people that would be brave enough to do that. Me, personally, I would be too afraid. She took on her situation full speed ahead. Instead of dwelling in the past she moved on. She moved on to become a wonderful author and possibly a role model for young girls everywhere. Yes it is bad that she had to experience such a truamatic event, but in a way it just made her a stronger individual. She can know look back at what happened to herself and think, "I've been through that. I made it and just look at me now." Seriously though, many people would just stay in a little whole and not come out for the rest of their lives. Those people are not cowards, they are just afraid that they will be judged for their actions. Katie was judged yes, but she proved to those people judging her that she wasn't afraid of them or the person that helped bring her up to point of her life.

Katie.com
I know there are a lot of negative comments about this book, but I personally loved it.
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Subjects:  1. Biography    2. Biography & Autobiography    3. Biography/Autobiography    4. Case studies    5. Children's 12-Up - Biography / Autobiography    6. Connecticut    7. Internet and teenagers    8. Life Stages - Adolescence    9. New Canaan    10. Science & Technology - Computers    11. Sexually abused teenagers    12. Social Issues - Dating & Sex    13. Social Issues - Sexual Abuse    14. Social Situations - Dating & Sex    15. Social Situations - Sexual Abuse    16. Teenage girls    17. Women   

Subjects:  1. Ballet dancing    2. Barbie (Fictitious character)    3. Best friends    4. Children's 4-8 - Fiction - General    5. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    6. Children: Grades 2-3    7. Fiction    8. Juvenile Fiction    9. Performing Arts - Dance    10. Readers - Intermediate    11. Science & Technology - Computers    12. Social Issues - Self-Esteem & Self-Reliance    13. Social Situations - Self-Esteem & Self-Reliance    14. Juvenile Fiction / Girls & Women   

Subjects:  1. Animals - Turtles    2. Beavers    3. Children's 4-8 - Picturebooks    4. Children: Kindergarten    5. Computer games    6. Fiction    7. Friendship    8. Juvenile Fiction    9. Movie Tie - In    10. Science & Technology - Computers    11. Social Issues - Friendship    12. Social Situations - Friendship    13. Turtles    14. Juvenile Fiction / Social Situations / Friendship   

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Danger.Com, 5
Danger.com is about a high school girl who is very popular.Her name is camille and she starts talking to a guy who is a hacker and ends up in a bad situition.There are three main charactars in this story.Camilee, Mina, and the hacker.Camille and Mina have been friends since kindergarden and separate in high school because Camille starts hanging out with the cooler kids.When Camille wants to met this guy from the computer she suddenly wants to be friendly again because she was the only person she could trust.They went and met this guy any way, he turns out to be a stalker of a movie star who Camille looked like.I don't hink they should've went but they had to be bold and did it.At the end the stalker gets arrested and the two go back to being friends again.I highly recommend this story it was a book that defintly caught my attention.

Excellent.
First off, don't read the back of this book. It does not accurately describe the storyline. It's actually a lot better than what was said there! It's actually about a kid, named Brian Rittenhouse, who is attempting to avoid geek classification by running for school president. LoneLobo, an anonymous poster on the school Message Boards, is "the coolest guy at Bloomfield High, and that's saying something." Now, obviously, people want to find out who this person is. At the same time, a trial is going on. Four of the school's football players apparently went crazy and turtured a few of their fellow students. They were caught after police found evidence of their murdering the school coach, Coach Cappistrano (nicknamed "Cappy"). The ringleader of the gang (called The 24 Point Club (The name was never figured out)) was never caught, and police think think there is still a murderer walking free. Brian's dream girl, Dawn Sedaris, is obsessed with finding out Lobo's identity, and Brian, of course, accepts to help her, but he is jealous because she wants Lobo, and is just using Brian. He tries to swing her opinion by dropping ideas such as "maybe Lobo IS the leader", and after he sets her up to meet Lobo (who doesn't show), he tries to make it look like Lobo has singled Dawn out to be the next "victim", as if Lobo was indeed the leader, and sends her a keychain dyed black with a note saying "someday you will die.", which was the 24 Pt. Club tradition of warning their victims before attacking. This causes general panic among the school. It never quite dies down, since the police are now convinced that there is another murderer. At this point, a major revelation is revealed. I'm not going to give away the story, read it yourself, folks! But if you want, I'll drop two hints: 1, Brian has something major in common with Lobo, and they actually team up later, and 2, The killer is closer to Brian than he realises. These were, of course, trick hints that bend the truth without breaking it... READ THIS BOOK! I certainly hope I've gotten you hyped up about it enough. Ciao.

Bad Intent-my opinion
I think this book is not so good. Although it was exciting, in the end I was disappointed. This ending didn't pleased me!!! Also I don't like Bryan's character. In the beginning I thought he was nice and kind, but after all he seemed to be VERY unscrupulous. I don't understand why he and Viola covered Mal. Okay, in this moment he was dangerous but after they had planned everything, Bryan and Viola should have gone to the police. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Action & Adventure - General    2. Children's 9-12 - Fiction - Suspense    3. Children: Grades 4-6    4. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 7-9)    5. Computers    6. Fiction    7. High schools    8. Juvenile Fiction    9. Murder    10. Mysteries, Espionage, & Detective Stories    11. Popularity    12. Science & Technology - Computers    13. Juvenile Fiction / Mysteries & Detective Stories   

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2099 #3: Traitor
Tristan has been wrongly accused of setting loose the deadly Doomsday virus. Now he's in Ice -- the only prison in the world, in the cold and treacherous Antarctica.Surprisingly, a punk rebel girl named Genia, is in nearly the same situation as Tristan. She makes several shocking discoveries about herself in Ice, and storms into action trying to escape. The two may not be friends , but they realize if they're going to get out,they're goinig to have to be on the same side. Can the impossible be possible?

SWEET BOOK!
THIS WAS A SWEET BOOK! .Must read.2 thumbsup. THRILLING.I recomend you read the first two books and the last who knows how many after that!

GREATEST ONE
I don't have much to say about this book accept that it is AWSOME and a MUST HAVE if you like this series or John Peel, the author.I haven't read the 5th book - MELTDOWN - yet but out of the first four i think this one isthe best.I look forward to reading MELTDOWN and can't wait to read otherbooks by John Peel. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 9-12 - Fiction - Science Fiction    2. Children: Grades 4-6    3. Cloning    4. Escapes    5. Fiction    6. Juvenile Fiction    7. Science & Technology - Computers    8. Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic    9. Science fiction