Samantha Eliza

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins Graceling by Kristin Cashore An Abundance of Katherine's by John Green Anything by Sarah Dessen A Northern Light by Jennifer Donnelly The Ill-Made Mute ...

I really enjoyed John Green's novels, especially An Abundance of Katherine's and Looking for Alaska. They are funny and quirky but also have some depth to them as well. Other ...

The Princetta. I read this book pretty recently and WOW, it was so terrible. I understand that it was originally written in French and so some things might be lost ...

Honestly, I didn't like The Bell Jar. I thought it was kind of boring and although the way she wrote was very haunting, I couldn't get into it. I wanted ...

Well, since Alainna got all the grammar things out of the way, there isn't much for me to correct. I liked this, especially the ending, and I'm intrigued already as ...

I really liked the description of things, although I was a bit confused. You were talking about fireworks, am I correct? Then why would there be sirens? I don't know, ...

Wow. I'm in awe. I've always really respected people who could describe things like this. I get a headache if I spend too long describing things because I know that, ...

Whoa. So, obviously the girl is off of her rocker and she has some kind of split-personality disorder, or else some random person is in the room with her. Am ...

There isn't very much description, and it was very short. You couldn't really get an insight into any of the characters because there is only description of their looks. Maybe ...

So, the opening part is cute, I guess, but isn't actually a story. I mean, introductions are usually written AFTER you write the book, but you can do things however ...

Just because Hitler 'wasn't a Christian' as you say, that doesn't mean he was an atheist and that doesn't mean that atheism influenced him to do anything. Christianity has start ...

I really liked this! I get so mad when the main characters don't speak up, even though I understand why she hasn't, because I know I'd up and start punching ...

I really liked this. I think it captures the time after Edward left perfectly, because Bella was angsty and not really all there, like she was just exisiting without living. ...

Haha, that was hilarious! I was thinking that the 'enemy' was something normal, and you did this very well. Although, I agree with Azila that the last line should be ...

Glen silently congratulated himself as he padded [s]silently[/s] down the hall. He was late, which was bad, but no one had seen him come in late so no one would ...