Wild Cards By Simone Elkeles

This story is a romance of two teenagers who claim they hate each other. Their first in counter is in a shed, and one of their last in counters is also in a shed. The girl, Ashtyn is the only girl on the foot ball team. Derek, the boy, just got expelled from his school and has moved to Chicago with his step mom. in Chicago they meet, unexpectedly. I did not think this was the best book ever written, but I would definitely recommend it if you like football and lots of romance.


-Madeleine


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The Heartbreak Messenger By Alexander Vance

A boy thinks that he and his mother are having financial troubles, so he sets up a business where he helps people break up with each other, by delivering a message and chocolates and/or flowers. When one of his friends finds out, it makes her really upset. This book will make you smile and really think about what love is supposed to be.


-Alice



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Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell

This book tells a tale that a remarkable amount of people can relate to a certain aspect of, myself included.

This is the story of Cath, a fangirl. She spends great amounts of time obsessing over a fictional world she loves: that of Simon Snow. Cath, however, does more than your average fangirl; she writes enormous amounts of well-phrased fanfiction under the username Magicath, sometimes with her twin, Wren.

And this has all been fine for Cath's entire life. She and Wren have taken care of their bipolar father, got through puberty by relying on eachother in the absence of their mother, and written Simon Snow fanfiction, usually about Simon and Baz being in love. Which they are not, in the books. But obviously, deep, deep in their hearts, these enemies love each other.

And this is fine. This is all fine. Until Cather and Wren leave for colledge, and suddenly Cath's life has taken a turn for the worse.
Wren no longer wants to be Cather's built-in best friend, like she was before.
Cath's mother wants to make an entrace into her daughters' lives.
Wren actually thinks this is okay.
Cath's father, with no one to calm him down, is having more episodes than ever.
Wren is letting herself go, getting drunk to the point of sickness.
Cath has lost the will to write.
And above all that, boy troubles.

If you've ever found yourself lost in a fictional land long after you finished the book, movie, or TV series, come join me, and read this book!


-Olivia



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Insurgent by Veronica Roth

Insurgent is a sequel to Divergent, and Tris's adventure goes on. I'm just informing you, the love life and friendships of Tris Prior are getting more complicated, and relationships are changing. Erudite is stronger than ever, and developing more powerful simulations. Jeannie Matthews wants one Divergent to come to Erudite headquarters so she can run tests, develop simulations that work on Divergent, and eventually execute them. That "them" being Beatrice Prior. Tris feels that she needs to go there, and Tobias disagrees. Tris thinks she needs to go there, and get back to her parents, and Will. When Tris gets there, it is different then she imagined, and she wants to go. Jeannie tries simulations on her, but when Tobias comes to the headquarters, she decides that she will execute Tris, and run tests on him instead. During the execution, something is not right... And without anyone knowing, the factionless have grown strong er, and developed a plan to end the factions. FOREVER!

-Emmie

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