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Andrew Manettas ~ Review on Darren Shan's book, Lord Loss, which is the first book of ten in the Demonata series. Enjoy ;) Grubbs Grady is an average kid who is a bit bigger and slyer than a lot of boys his age. He witnesses his parents and sisters death by demons and so he goes to live with his uncle. Whilst he is there he finds out how crazy and wicked the world really seems, as he encounters demons and learns more about himself and his family's past. This book is mostly recommended to teenage boys and perhaps some teenage girls. I rate it a 9/10 and it is worth reading all the books in the series because it gets even better.

Review on John Marsden's book, Tomorrow When The War Began, book one in the series. War breaks out on the town of Wirrawee while Ellie and her friends are down at Hell, with absolutely no idea that anything has happened to their town. With the town abandoned when they arrive back home, they have no idea of what to expect. No clues have been left behind, apart from the fact that the show grounds are still set up, days after the Coronation Day was held... 'Tomorrow When The War Began' is an amazing book of hardship, friendship and loss all rolled into one action packed adventure trail that holds you in suspense for the duration of the book. I would definitely recommed it people from the age of 12 and up for a terrific read. I rate it a 9/10 (Teagan Nagy-Cox) . Review on Sara Shepard's book, Pretty Little Liars, Book one of the 8 book series. In the book by Sara Shepard, Pretty Little Liars, 4 best friends have a sleepover. But when they wake up, their friend Alison is missing, and is later found dead in the woods. The girls dig deep into the past and try to find out who killed Allison and why, their search uncovers things about Allison that they never knew. My favorite part of the book is when the girls think they have found Allison's killer, but it was really all a set up. I rate this book 10/10 and highly reccomend it to teenage girls. By Bella Mortimore 9M

Review on Kris Jenner and Mark Seal's book, Kris Jenner...and all things Kardashian. This fabulous biography is based on Kris Jenner, the famous momager (mom/monager). It tells all about fame, fortune, friendship, family and heartbreak. It goes behind the scenes in Kris' jam packed life and talks about her loss of her beloved friend, Nicole Simpson. Even if you're not a fan of the Kardashians this is a book for all with a little bit of gossip, inspiration and K. I would rate this book 8/10. ( Paige Moore)

Review on Em Bailey's book, Shift.

This book is based on a girl called Olive, who everyone thinks is crazy except for her best friend, Ami. After an incident that happened the year before she has tried to stay away from the 'in' crowd and boys. When a new girl, Miranda, comes to the school everything changes. Olive and Ami know something is weird about Miranda but they can't put their finger on it. To make things more difficult the new guy, Lachlan, likes Olive but she doesn't want a relationship. Throughout the book Olive gets closer the Lachlan, finds out who Miranda really is and also finds out who Ami really is. I rate it a 8/10 and would recommend to anyone who likes a twist in a book and a bit of romance. (Shelby Nelson)

Review on Karen Tayleur's book, 6.

//One car, one after party, six people, six points of view. But only one outcome. // Six, a book by Karen Tayleur is a short and sweet book, told by many points of view. Unputdownable, the book draws you in with mystery and a hint of romance. It veaves its way through storylines as it leads into one night that has already happened.The night of the formal, well the action really takes place on the way to the after party, five seats and six people. The whole time, the mood was almost gothic, as you just knew that something bad was going to happen. Its a quick and jam-packed read with an overall rating of 8 and a half out of 10, and I recommend I it to adolecents aged 12-15. ( Grace Adler)

Barry Trotter is an hilarious book and it is a massive rip-off of Harry Potter. As you could see, they change the name of the main characters. It’s about the same story of Harry Potter but in a silly way. Ermine is Hermione and Lon is Ron. It’s so funny; it will make you say Trolollollol. Also, the Pegasus horse is a Pigasus (a pig) and the owl smoke. If you still think this is not copy of Harry Potter, then there is something wrong with you. From Hunter Jones P.S. I wonder what happen in the second book.