Narc by Crissa-Jean Chappell

Narc by Crissa-Jean Chappell is about a boy named Aaron Foster. In his senior year Aaron is pulled over with his sister because he was speeding. The officer pats them down to make sure that they don't have any illegal substances on them. To Aaron's surprise his little sister is found with marijuana on her. The police officer gives Aaron a deal that will keep his sister from undergoing any consequences. The deal is that Aaron can either go to jail for drug possession or he can help the police officer find the prime drug dealer who sells at Palm Hammock High School and bring him down. But as Aaron tries to find the drug dealer he is faced with a decision that could change the lives of his newfound friends.

In my opinion, this was a really interesting book because it is a story about a boy that risked almost everything to protect his little sister even though it could impact his life in many different ways. I thought it had a really good plot twist and was very original. It had many cliff hangers along the book and didn't have a stereotypical ending which is one of the reasons why I liked it.

Rats Saw God by Rob Thomas

I think someone would want to read this book because of its captivating story. This book is about a teenager who gives up on school and then he is told to choose between going to summer school and writing an essay to graduate from High School. I liked this book because of its detailed narration and emotion on what was happening in that moment.

Under A War-Torn Sky by L. M. Elliott

I think someone would want to read this book because is has a lot of adventure and suspense. This book teaches you a little bit about the history of the World War I & World War II without you realizing it. I liked this book because it was very emotional not emotional like Romeo and Juliet but emotion that seems realistic. What I liked about this book is that it absorbed me into it. It made me feel like I was the character in the book, unlike some books that you know are unrealistic and can never happen.

Accidental love by Gary Sato

I think that someone else would want to read this book because you can relate to the story. When you read a fantasy that the main characters are on a quest to find the hidden treasure you can't relate because you know it can't happen in real life. I liked this book because it isn't unrealistic what happens in this book is like a fantasy that you dream up in your head but with more problems which make this book more believable. I also like all the emotion that the writer puts in this book

Jeffersons's Sons by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley

I think someone would want to read this book because it is very suspenseful and has many cliff-hangers. I liked this book because of its historical references, I generally don't like history but I like to know what has happened in the times of slavery. I think I like to read these type of books because I can learn from them; how to be a better person or/and what kind of personality never to adopt. I also read this books to see how the world has changed and how it stills is the same (the same difference) with all the bad ways and the good ways.

If Only by Carole Geithner

I think someone else would want to read this book to know what it feels like to have someone close to you die. It gives you like a preview of how it might feel and how the other persons would want you to react. I know that it will feel different than how the author describes it in the book but it seems to be close enough. I liked how the author was very detailed when she wrote and how you could kind off feel how the main character is feeling. I like the tragedy of this book but that the main character finally finds closure after a long year of sadness.

Subway Girl by P. J. Converse

I think someone else would want to read this book because of its cute love story and all the effort made to connect with each other. This book's romance story has many ups and downs but has a creative story plot.