My own personal reiveiws of books that do not fall under the fantsy catagories previously laid out are also featured here.
The Forbidden Games Series: It's Tom's birthday and everyone wants to do something exciting and special. What could be more intreging than a dangerous game filled with your worst nightmares. They don't expect the game to come to life, they never believed that the Shadow King exisited but they're playing by his rules now. (fantasy horror; young adult)
The extremely successful series by KA Appelgate. An alien race, called the yeeks, has landed on earth. They are slowly and secretly controling and taking over the human race. Only five young teens (and their alien friend Ax), who have the power to morph into any animal they touch, are fighting the battle for human survival. (children to 13)
Who Has Seen the Wind: “Who Has Seen the Wind”, by W.O. Mitchell, is a fascinating look at a young boys search for the meaning of life. Living in Saskatchewan, in a rural prairie town during the Great Depression, Brian’s life is riddled with questions and excitement as he grows from age 4 to age 12. From trying to discover God and fly to heaven on wings made of pillow feathers to developing a strong friendship with the wild boy, Young Ben, this story has something to teach and intrigue everyone.(Grade 10 and Up)
Fahrenheit 451: A novel set in the future where firemen are book burners and reading is illegal. (Young Adult and Up) *REVIEW COMING SOON!*
