All unquiet things

Right now Im reading a book called All Unquiet Things. It is so good...And Im being dead serious. Everyone I know would love this book. The is split up into two different perspectives. Its about a girl who got murdered, and it was planned. They go back to different years and they try to aolve who and why this person killed Carly. This book made it easier to think of the murderer or thief in any other books. This book is so addicting, ill be done with it tonight, I just know it. I reccomend this book to everyone, and its so cliffhanging, it crazy. I love it. Its the perfect book to stay up late with and read. This book is amazing for those who love to read murders, cause this is so much better.


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What Janie found continued

I'm sorry for such a late blog post, but my computer nor iPad were letting me post, ugh. Well anyway, as of now, I am still reading what Janie found. The book has gotten crazy, in a few ways. The main character Janie, has gone to find her kidnapper. Who, is Janie's non biological families daughter. Jane wants to meet Hannah, the kidnapper, and figure out why her, why Janie, why did she leave them with her family, Janie needs to know these questions, and I do too. Janie the main character is a bit hard to relate to because she makes annoying decisions that make you like her less and wish she hadn't made it. That goes for a few other characters as well. This book is kind of hard to pick up and read because it goes into detail with basically ever part or piece in the book, so it goes a little slow. Even though it is slow, you really need to know the ending. It's just a book that makes you want to put it down, but you realize the ending is when all is revealed. This book isn't one I'd recommend, but I know it's one you just have to read once.


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We'll always have summer

The book I'm reading now is called the summer I turned pretty by Jenny Han. This book is the perfect summer book, in my opinion. It's all about how she always goes to this one summer house. And this summer house is practically Bellys second home. She goes there every summer with her older brother, Steven, and her mother. They go to the summer house with their super close family friends, which are two boys just a but older than Belly. And this summer, this summer is different. They boys look at belly differently. And this book is all about how Belly deals with these two boys and being in love with one of them, but realizing her heart belongs to both. This book really captures what every girl wants in every summer. It really is addicting. It shows how hard it is to be caught between two boys, and such a short time. I read this book every summer because it shows me what summer is about, because this book talks about the beach, and it brings out the best qualities of summer and just makes you want to be outside all the time.


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Right now I'm actually rereading the book along for the ride by Sarah Dessen. This book is so good....I swear. This book is all about how Auden o her fathers beach house for the summer (her parents are divorced), and o she meets someone and realizes that sometimes, no matter how much the problem hurts you, some problems are just more painful than your problems and you have to be aware of them. The book was so amazing, I could not put it down the first time I read it. It really isn't just some chick flick, its a story about how you have to realize other people's problem and put them above your own. It definitely made me think about how it is important to know that your problems sometimes aren't the most important.

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What Janie Found

I've recently started a book called What Janie Found. It's the last book of the series. The series is about how a girl named Janie Johnson finds out that the parents she has lived with 'her whole life' aren't her real parents. She finds this out by seeing her friend's milk carton, and realizing that the little girl on it that has been reported missing for years now, is her. She struggles to choose to call her real family, to see if it is her, and Janie has no doubt that it is. So Janie calls the family. And from then on it's a crazy adventure of Janie dealing with realizing that the people she loved are not really her own family. I could not put down the previous books in the series, I read them all in a short period of time. There was absolutley no part or parts in the books that made me bored. And I'm so excioted to see what happens in the last book which I'm reading now. I bet everyone I know would love this book.