Frozen Fire

Hi!

I've read a great book recently. The book was called Frozen Fire, by Tim Bowler.
Here's one of my favorite quotes:
(Inspiring Quote of the Day)
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"Days, weeks, months, years," said the boy. "Minutes and hours and seconds. I don't know about any of those things." — Tim Bowler: Frozen Fire

The book is a deep thinking read. When I finished reading Frozen Fire, the book was actually finished. The book left me to gather my thoughts and try to create an impossible solution . . . For ten minutes, I stared blankly out the window. The book has such depth. Tim Bowler is "the master of the philosophical thriller."

Top Books This Week:

1. Frozen Fire -- Impossibly awesome. (See above.) Ages: 14 and up
2. Whip It -- Spicy girl power . . . Lean, mean, blue-haired machine! Ages: 14 and up
3. The Kindling: Fire-Us Trilogy -- Easy read, but interesting, gripping story line. Ages: 11 and up.

Celebration for Emma B. on May 1! Happy b-day, buddy.

Rock ON!

Hey!!!
How's it going?
Sorry I have posted in a while.
I've been working on this top secret mission.
I can't tell you, because it's "top secret."
I'm working for _____.
This mission is all about _____ and how I become a _______.
It involves reading books. (Check out my blog next week to find out more!)

Anyway . . .

Read any good books?

I've recently read a book called Everything is Fine by Ann Dee Ellis.
Personally, I didn't love love love it, but it made for a good read. It was about
a young girl living alone with her depressed mother after her younger sister, two year-old Olivia, died accidentally. The story was slightly funny, slightly sad, and slightly what we can call the "odd factor." Everything about Mazzy is just a little weird . . . Her cryptic lifestyle, her strange friendships, and her general outlook on life made me want to read more and more.

An entertaining, out-of-the-ball-park journey.

Everything is Fine. Tell them what they want to hear.