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MSBA 2009-2010
Good book. Very funny, although I found it to be more of the humor that you smile and chuckle at than laugh out loud.
Good book. Very funny, although I found it to be more of the humor that you smile and chuckle at than laugh out loud.
MSBA nominee 2009-2010
I liked this book a lot. Brett is in 8th grade, a soccer star and vocabulary geek. One little prank, however, and her life starts to change, with a lot of her former definitions of herself going astray. Who is this new Brett McCarthy?
I liked this book a lot. Brett is in 8th grade, a soccer star and vocabulary geek. One little prank, however, and her life starts to change, with a lot of her former definitions of herself going astray. Who is this new Brett McCarthy?
MSBA Nominee 2009-2010
This book was pretty cute, although I was a little put-off by the lack of parents. I'd be interested to see what the others were like.
This book was pretty cute, although I was a little put-off by the lack of parents. I'd be interested to see what the others were like.
MSBA Nominee 2009-2010
I liked this book, and for a Myers book, it was very cheery, but I have to admit I don't understand/care for basketball, so I think that it would be better for someone who really was interested in the sport.
I liked this book, and for a Myers book, it was very cheery, but I have to admit I don't understand/care for basketball, so I think that it would be better for someone who really was interested in the sport.
I really enjoyed this series, which combines aspects of historical fiction with the trashiness of the Gossip Girl type novels. I will agree with many others and say that I was disappointed with the ending. I think I understand why the author wrote it that way, but I was hoping that Diana and Henry would end up happily together in the end.
NBA nominee 2009-2010
I really liked this book. I thought it was going to be very weird, but it's actually three really interesting stories revolving around kisses with fantastical elements thrown in.
I really liked this book. I thought it was going to be very weird, but it's actually three really interesting stories revolving around kisses with fantastical elements thrown in.
Eh. Not as compulsively readable as Twilight. I can see the similarities though.
hahah reading this ALL SEMESTER LONG.
I mean, it's a textbook. It was fine, but nothing extraordinary.
I mean, it's a textbook. It was fine, but nothing extraordinary.
MSBA Nominee 20092-2010
Quite good. I listened to it on audiobook, but I hear that the physical book has acrostics in it that give out clues to the story. I'd be interested in getting my hands on a copy to check it out.
Quite good. I listened to it on audiobook, but I hear that the physical book has acrostics in it that give out clues to the story. I'd be interested in getting my hands on a copy to check it out.
MSBA Nominee 2009-2010
I think the story was good, and I enjoyed the writing of it, but there were definitely a few things to pull me out of the story.
1. Technically, unless you take a really roundabout way, you cannot get to Commercial Street in Portland ME from 95. It's off of 295. I have since been told that some people call that 95, and what I know as 95 they call 495, so perhaps that's where he got his information from, but it really bugged me.
2. I have never heard anyone refer to crew race distances in terms of miles and yards. I say this as a rower myself. Everything is in meters and kilometers. Do they talk differently in high school? I'm not sure, since I started in college, but it bugged me.
3. There were A LOT and I mean A LOT of coincidences, a few too many for me. I guess some people might like it because it makes it a nice tidy little story, but I was rolling my eyes.
I think the story was good, and I enjoyed the writing of it, but there were definitely a few things to pull me out of the story.
1. Technically, unless you take a really roundabout way, you cannot get to Commercial Street in Portland ME from 95. It's off of 295. I have since been told that some people call that 95, and what I know as 95 they call 495, so perhaps that's where he got his information from, but it really bugged me.
2. I have never heard anyone refer to crew race distances in terms of miles and yards. I say this as a rower myself. Everything is in meters and kilometers. Do they talk differently in high school? I'm not sure, since I started in college, but it bugged me.
3. There were A LOT and I mean A LOT of coincidences, a few too many for me. I guess some people might like it because it makes it a nice tidy little story, but I was rolling my eyes.