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Switched
by Jen Calonita
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This book is simply a wonderful book just like the rest of the Fairy Tale Reform School books. But Switched is the book out all of them that is the most emotionally interesting. And that gives it a something special.

Blue Nights Joan Didion
by Joan Didion
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Fueled my fear of growing old

The Invention Of Hugo Cabret
by Brian Selznick
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Imagine that you are an orphan and you oil all the clocks in Paris. Then, you’re Hugo Cabret! You and your father, a clockmaker, find a broken mechanical A.I robot that can write, and are determined to fix it. Later, Hugo’s father is accidentally locked in a museum, and a fire kills him. Hugo just managed to save the A.I., and with a little help from a girl, Isabelle and her godparents, Hugo might find the right gears to see what the A.I. has to write! If you like tinkering, movies, friendship, and intrigue, this is the book for you!

Front desk
by Front Desk Kelly Yang
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Loved it

Why Do Snakes Hiss?
by Joan Holub
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it is cool

To Kill A Mockingbird
by Harper Lee
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It had a lot of good ideas and values to learn from the book and it also gave me a different view to someone else's life.

I Even Funnier James Patterson
by James Patterson
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I lo

Wished
by Jen Calonita
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Wished is a great book along with the rest of the fairy tale reform school books. But compared to the others this one has the least action. But has the most complex friend dynamics. Wished also has a genie and that is new so adds an extra bit of excitement.

Stick Dog
by Tom Watson
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I think stick dog was a great adventure and a very funny story.

Dead Voices
by Katherine Arden
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Dead Voices by Katherine Arden is definitely an absolute favorite of mine after reading it. Dead Voices is the sequel to Small Spaces where Ollie, Brian, and Coco go to Hemlock Lodge for a ski trip which turns into a ghost hunt with no one in the lodge but them and Mr. Voland as guests there. This book is full of twists and turns and is absolutely amazing. If you want my opinion, I highly reccommend this book.
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