Emily

A lot of people don’t like this book but personally I loved it. At parts this book can be a little bit scary so I would suggest this for ages 12 and up. But if your child gets scared easily this book might not be for them. The ending of the book did feel a little abrupt to me, but it was still good. The middle of the book really starts to captivate you and makes you want to keep reading so it’s an easy book to get through in my opinion.

I read this book in pretty much one sitting, currently I am reading the sequel. I think this book is a great mystery which would be perfect for middle schoolers. Especially for those curious kids. I loved the characters and the storyline.

This book was by no means bad, I just read this book at a young age so parts of it were hard for me to understand. This book uses vocabulary from older times, so children won’t understand all the words. But this book is great for early middle schoolers or late elementary schoolers, especially if they love a mystery.

At the beginning of this book I didn’t really like this book, but as I got about a third into the book I couldn’t put it down. Great plot and I loved the details in the characters. This book definitely had some adult scenes so if someone is going to read those scenes, I suggest they are 16+ but it depends on maturity level. If someone is going to skip those scenes then anyone 12+ I think could read this book.

This book is the third in its series I believe, I really enjoyed the first two but when I got to this one I just got very bored. I didn’t finish this book for reasons such as I didn’t think the storyline was very compelling. Also, it felt a bit drawn out but this book is great for young readers probably late elementary school.

I loved this series soo much, but this book was by far my favorite in the series. Personally my favorite type of books are mysteries, so this book was so fun to read. This book can be a bit scary at times and a few inappropriate scenes. So I would suggest this book for late middle school to high schoolers, but it depends on their maturity level.

I don’t tend to read non-fiction books but this one was very intriguing. The story of Phineas Gage was very compelling and well written. John Fleichman (Not sure I spelled that correct) did a great job at writing this.

This is a great coming of age book, specifically those pre teen girls becoming teens, this is more of a book for feminine people, but anyone can enjoy this book. Love the storyline too.

This book was fantastic, at times it had me smiling, but others I was sobbing. Parts of this book were so sad but so good. I would suggest this book for late elementary and early middle schoolers. Especially if they like reading, this is a great book for bookworms.

When I started this book I didn’t really like it, but as I got more into it I really started to like it. The vocabulary can a little bit complex but I would still suggest this for 7th-8th graders, it’s a great mystery without much violence.

I read this book in one sitting, I loved the concept with the game they play. I suggest this book for pre teens or teens, it is a cutesy romance with no highly inappropriate scenes. Also I loved the cover with all the bright colors.

I read this book early middle school, most people in my class hated it and didn’t understand it. But personally I loved this book and even if it didn’t always make complete sense I just sort of understood it. I believe ever adult should read this book because it teaches people to keep their child like wonder!

Absolutely loved this book. Perfect for middle schoolers, everyone in my grade I read this with loved it. Great dystopian era type book with a fantastic plot. The movie was also pretty decent but I will forever love the book more, (loved Taylor Swift as rosemary too, coming from a swiftie)

Also read this book for school, I really loved trying to solve this mystery, I highly suggest this book for curious and eager kids.

Read this book for class in elementary school, great book I think it has a great storyline.