Archive for April, 2010
Facebook!
I’m sure you all know that BookNerdBlog.com has a Facebook Fan Page now, but if you don’t…well, now you do! Hahaha. Anyway, it would make me really happy if you became a fan, or like the page, or whatever they call it now, because I would like to spread around the word of my website. […]
Posted: April 29th, 2010 under Facebook.
Tags: BookNerdBlog, BookNerdBlog.com, Facebook
Comments: 2
FANG: A Maximum Ride Novel by James Patterson
My Rating: 3 stars **If you haven’t read previous books, don’t read!** Max and the flock are in trouble again. Angel says Fang will be the first to die. Soon. And after meeting Dr. Hans in Africa, Max left right away. Something just wasn’t right about that guy. Dr. Hans introduced Max to her “perfect […]
Posted: April 27th, 2010 under James Patterson.
Tags: FANG, FANG: A Maximum Ride Novel, James Patterson, Maximum Ride Series, review, teen
Comments: 5
The Forest of Hands and Teeth by Carrie Ryan
My Rating: 5 stars The Forest of Hands and Teeth house the most disgusting and deadliest things, the Unconsecrated, who are basically walking dead people. Zombies. And all they want to do is Infect more people, devour more flesh. All Mary wants is the love she lost. Being recently orphaned, abandoned by her brother, and […]
Posted: April 25th, 2010 under Carrie Ryan.
Tags: Carrie Ryan, review, teen, The Forest of Hands and Teeth
Comments: 2
It’s Earth Day – Go Green!
Hey everyone, I’m sure you guys all know that, every year, April 22nd is Earth Day! And I’m also sure that you are being bombarded with different ways to go green, save our environment, and save energy. All of those ideas like taking shorter showers, using less paper products, recycling soda cans, water bottles and […]
Posted: April 22nd, 2010 under Libraries.
Tags: Earth Day, Go Green, Libraries
Comments: none
Gone by Michael Grant
My Rating: 5 stars Could you imagine if one day, all of a sudden, everyone over the age of fourteen just vanished? No teachers, no parents. No police officers or doctors. Just the young: toddlers, teens and middle schoolers. Also, there are no phones, and no internet and TV. There is absolutely no way to […]
Posted: April 20th, 2010 under Michael Grant.
Tags: Gone, Gone Series, Michael Grant, review, teen
Comments: 2
Hunted by P.C. Cast & Krisitn Cast
My Rating: 5 stars **If you haven’t read previous books, don’t read!** Zoey Redbird and her friends Damien, Aphrodite, Erin, Shaunee, Stevie Rae, the red fledging vampyres and a Son of Erebus named Darius, are on the run from the evil, fallen angel, Kalona and Neferet, who has refused to follow Nyx. Everything is at […]
Posted: April 17th, 2010 under P.C. Cast & Kristin Cast.
Tags: House of Night Novel, Hunted, P.C. Cast & Kristin Cast, review, teen
Comments: none
National Library Week
Hey everyone! Okay, so really this is just a random post, but I thought I’d let everyone know that this week is National Library Week! I think National Library Week is really cool. It was first formed in 1958 by the American Library Association (ALA). National Library Week, this year, goes from April 11th to […]
Posted: April 13th, 2010 under Libraries.
Tags: National Library Week
Comments: 1
Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card
My Rating: 2 stars Ender Wiggin is one of the smartest kids his age, and he has been singled out as the one to defeat the buggers and lead the Third Invasion. Can Ender successfully complete his mission? Or is everything just a game? I had to read this book for my reading class in […]
Posted: April 11th, 2010 under Orson Scott Card.
Tags: Ender's Game, Orson Scott Card, review, teen
Comments: 2
Looking For Alaska by John Green
My Rating: 1 star Okay, so, I found this look on the Barns & Noble website while searching for new books to read, and I thought this book sounded good when I read the description. But it wasn’t all I expected it to be. This book is about Miles Halter, a boy who is obsessed […]
Posted: April 8th, 2010 under John Green.
Tags: John Green, Looking For Alaska, review, teen
Comments: 2
Elsewhere by Gabrielle Zevin
My Rating: 3 stars Liz Hall died at the age of fifteen. At first, she doesn’t even remember that she is dead. When she wakes up on the SS Nile on her way to Elsewhere, she realizes what has happened. Elsewhere is where people go once they die, in which they age backwards from the […]
Posted: April 6th, 2010 under Gabrielle Zevin.
Tags: Elsewhere, Gabrielle Zevin, review, teen
Comments: 3