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Waite, Judy	Trick of the Mind
	The struggles of several young people who confront family problems, emotional problems, unrequited love, mystery, and violence, are told from the viewpoint of Matt, who is known for his unusual behavior but who has unusual gifts, and Erin, who tries to use her proficiency with magic to attract Matt.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
1	It was okay, but I don't really like magic, so it was just okay. - BMS
1	This book did not capture my attention. It was difficult to read. - MNHS
2	This book interested me the whole time. - KMS
Waldman, Stuart	The Last River: John Westley Powell & the Colorado River Expedition
	Presents an account of the Colorado River Exploration Expedition, a journey organized in 1969 by geology professor John Wesley Powell to explore the last uncharted river in the United States, and shares details of Powell's life, as well as the lives of members of his team.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
1	I loved the paintings and that John Westley had only one arm. I kind of wish they had had more hardships. I liked the way they named the canyons. - BMS
2	It was good - KMS
Waltman, Kevin	Learning the Game
	When he and his high-school basketball teammates steal from a fraternity house in their small Indiana town, Nate contends with his guilt, his loyalty to his friends, and his desire to help his older brother who comes under suspicion for the crime.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
2	This was a very good book and enjoyable.- MNHS
2	I really enjoyed this book. - MNHS
2	I enjoyed this book. I didn't really like the ending, I hate it when it leaves me hanging. I thought it would be more about basketball, but it ended up really good. - MNHS
2	This book was very good because it kept me waiting for answers and for someone to say something. - MNHS
1	The book can be a bit unexpected at times, but for the most part the reader can predict what is coming. This makes the book drag on a bit, but overall it's pretty good. - MNHS
1	I wasn't interested the whole time, but it was good. - MNHS
2	Beginning was a slow read, but towards the middle, it became very interesting. I didn't want to stop reading. Good ending - MNHS
Weaver, Will	Full Service
	In the summer of 1965, teenager Paul Sutton, a northern Minnesota farm boy, takes a job at a gas station in town, where his strict religious upbringing is challenged by new people and experiences.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
1	Well this book is OK, I guess. The plot isn't that exciting - all it is basically is a guy gets a job at a gas station; his life starts going downhill, and at the end of the book, he's a man. - MNHS
1	This book was about Paul Sutton and his job in the summer. I got bored - BMS
2	This book was great! The boy was boring, but I could not put the book down - BMS
1	This book had a real good storyline, but it really drug on while he was working at the gas station and it kept on and was pretty boring. - MNHS
2	This was a very enyoyable read; it gets best toward the middle. - MNHS
1	The only funny part to me was when Paul met his boss Mr Davies, and Kurt told Paul that everything Mr Davies told him was a lie - MNHS
1	I I could relate to this book - MNHS
1	I thought the book ws good. It was tghe best. - MNHS
2	I have never read a book like this one before. I liked that it was set in the 1960's because I think that this is a cool time period. I also like how they talked about all of the old cars because I love old cars. This book kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time. - MNHS
Westerfield, Scott	Peeps
	Cal Thompson is a carrier of a parasite that causes vampirism, and must hunt down all of the girlfriends he has unknowingly infected.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
1	Great plot! I wish the main character had been more developed, but the book ws hilarious! I loved the sarcasm and the superpowers! The info on diseases was amusing. - MWHS
2	The story incorporated feelings and action. - MWHS
2	Good book. I disagreed with a few things (religious preference) but I would recommend this book. - MNHS
2	Scary, thought-provoking - something for high school. Various parts may describe things which most would find disgusting. This book is like Twilight except that Twilight takes place in more of a school setting. Peeps takes place in the city of New York and includes various parts of the city and makes them more involved by using detail to describe the various parts of the city. - MNHS
2	Very good book for sci-fi fans and mystery lovers. - MNHS
2	I really enjoyed this book! - MNHS
2	It was hard to understand at first. Then it got real good and I couldn't put it down. - MNHS
2	It was really enjoyable and full of humor. - MNHS
2	This is an excellent present-time vampire story. I loved the parasite information - informative but still Gross at the same time! I'm looking forward to the next one - MWHS
2	Creepy and gross, but very exciting - BMS
1	Sacreligious, otherwise good - MNHS
2	I loved the way it was written - MNHS
2	Dude! Vampirism as a virus is awesome. Funny, innovative, and creative - MWHS
2	It freaked me out. I liked when they would go deeper and deeper underground. - BMS
2	I really enjoyed this book. - MNHS
2	Very well written! - MNHS
2	This book is good! Kind of has a weird sci-fi feeling to it. - MNHS
2	Very good; puts a twist on the old story. - MWHS
1	Peeps was an entertaining read. (I read it in about two days, whenever I got the chance.) It was interesting to see how Westerfeld wove actual biology information into the novel (including real (ew!) parasites. I few parts of the book dragged on, so I sometimes found myself skipping the even numbered info chapters to get back to the storyline. A unique novel. - MWHS
2	This book was awesome! The plot was great about vampires or all the diseases made this a very interesting book. Perhaps a sequel? - BMS
1	I thought the book was really interesting until it got toward the end. You don't get to see what happens to the characters and the stupid trembling noise is some worm creature. Overall I think the book was great but should have ended differently. - MNHS
Westerfield, Scott	Pretties
	Tally's perfect life as a Pretty is disrupted when she receives a letter from herself, written when she was an Ugly, reminding her of the promise she made to take a drug developed to cure the brain lesions that keep the Pretties shallow and happy--and when she takes the pills, she becomes a target of those determined to keep Pretty society carefree.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
2	This book took me on a riveting adventure with suspense that went on forever. I could not put the book down. It was a neat fantasy of a world where the entire society is ruled by spceial circumstances - KMS
2	Pretties is all about remembering what's important in life. Full of adventure and suspense. - KMS
1	I didn't enjoy the book as much as Uglies. There was too much adventure. I didn't like the part where the 'people' thought Tally as a god. It seemed incredibly unrealistic. - KMS
2	I think this book should get more than a 2. This is the best book I've read in my life
2	This book is a great follow-up to Uglies. It had lots of action and adventure. I can't wait to read Specials - KMS
2	I enjoyed the book very much - KMS
2	It kept me hooked! - KMS
2	This one was a lot better than the first one. There was a lot more action; it made me want to ride a hoverboard - KMS
2	It was hard to put down; it was sooo good - KMS
2	If you didn't read the Uglies, you'll want to read it. It leaved you hanging at the end - KMS
2	It was bery good. I can't wait to read the next one - KMS
2	I love that it is futuristic and they have stuff out of the ordinary. - KMS
2	I loved this book! I felt like I was in the book. - BMS
2	I like that it has a lot of description and is about betrayal, love, and action. I can't wait to read the second book. - BMS
2	The entire book is exciting - KMS
2	I really enjoyed the storyline and the characters, as well. I can't wait to read the next one - MWHS
2	This book is excellent! At the very beginning, I was practically cursing out loud when Tally was pretty-headed. But later the book became a rush, especially when they do the stunts to stay 'bubbly.' Zane is soooo great; I immediately loved the character despite his former actions - MWHS
2	I loved this book; it was thrilling. I couldn't predict the plot. In many series, the second one is stupid, but this one was better than the first!!
2	I can't wait to read Specials, the next one - KMS
2	MNHS
2	Great book. So much action made me want to keep reading. Excellent! - KMS
2	Westerfeld again creates an exciting plot line. For Tally, it must be like deja vu to try to escape the city once more. A few aspects of the book, including the 'reservation' are certainly plausible - Westerfeld's writing beings us into an alternate world in such detail one feels it is happening as they read. - MWHS
2	This book was just a great as the first one and had many twists in it. Also you kept wondering who and where and what was the New Smoke. New characters like Zane and the Crims also added some qualities to the book and Special Circumstances made it all the more exciting. The pretties was an all around great book with a very special ending. - MWHS
2	This book should be recommended to girls in the 11-12 age group. It will make you want to read the next book in the trilogy - KMS
1	Pretties is a great sequel to Uglies. It has a great plot and a surprise ending. - MNHS
1	Uglies was better than Pretties - KMS
2	I liked the book - KMS
2	I like the pranks and things Tally and Zane do in new Prettyyown - KMS
2	It was amazing, and I loved it - KMS
2	I liked everything but the ending, but it was still good - KMS
2	It was even better than Uglies - KMS
2	I love the whole series! - KMS
Westerfield, Scott	Specials
	Tally has been turned into a Special and is offered a chance to stamp out the rebels of the New Smoke permanently.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
2	This has been a thrilling and adventurous book to read. Each book had its own special twist to it. The twist kept me rading and I couldn't put the book down. This book has been great. I loved the plot and the ending was amusing. It was kind of funny how everything turned out. - MNHS
2	Great finale to a great series - MNHS
Westerfield, Scott	Uglies
	Tally is faced with a difficult choice when her new friend Shay decides to risk life on the outside rather than submit to the forced operation that turns sixteen year old girls into gorgeous beauties, and realizes that there is a whole new side to the pretty world that she doesn't like.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
2	This book was really good! I read it in less than a week. I couldn't put it down. - MNHS
2	It was a really great action book - KMS
2	It was a great adventure, and I can't wait for the next one - KMS
2	This book was the best. I couldn't stop reading it. It only took me three days. - KMS
2	This book is a great futuristic book about how peoples' looks is almost everything. Very adventurous. - KMS
2	I loved this and is probably my favorite now. It was exciting to read about Tally and all that's going on in her life. - KMS
2	In a futuristic society, being pretty is everything. When Tally's friend Shay runs away, Tally must find her or not become pretty herself. - MNHS
2	I loved this book. It made me feel like I was in it.- BMS
2	It was really imaginative and exciting. It kinda drug on every once in a while but other than that - a very good read. I have to get a hold of the second book. - MNHS
2	I thought the characters in this book were really well done. I feel that I can relate to them. It is a really fast paced read,but leaves you kind of hanging at the end. - MNHS
2	This book was really entertaining. I loved the creative futuristic setting. The characters were easy to connect to even today. - MNHS
2	This is one of my all time favorite books. It gave me an interesting but exciting interpretation of the future. - KMS
2	This book was even better than I expected it to be! - MNHS
2	I didn't want to put it down - KMS
1	I liked the book because it had a lot of adventure and good word choice throughout the book . - MNHS
2	I wanted to keep reading because I couldn't put it down - KMS
2	I like how it was very adventurous and exciting - KMS
2	It's a really good book, and the ending makes yuu read the sequel. - KMS
2	This is a great book on an advanced civilization. When Tally's friend runs away, Tally must find her before she can become "pretty" instead of ugly - KMS
2	This is a great book for anyone who enjoys futuristic plots - MNHS
2	I really enjoyed the book - MNHS
2	I loved this futuristic story; I thought it was cool that they could just turn pretty with an operation - KMS
2	It was good - KMS
2	In the beginning it seems boring, but after the 4th chapter it gets really exciting. You'll never want to put it down. The ending makes you want to read the sequel - "Pretties." It is a VERY good book. - KMS
1	The first and second parts were boring, but it was way better in the end - KMS
2	This book is like no other I've ever read. The book is exciting, and I will recommend it to other people - KMS
2	Good book, though confusing at first - MNHS
2	Outstanding idea! The characters are well-developed, and the descriptions were phenominal. You really start to care about the characters. I became so angry when Tally went to betray Shay. The ending was perfect and sets up the series for the next book - MWHS
2	Good book! - KMS
2	I really enjoyed this book. - MNHS
2	I didn't want to put it down - KMS
2	The book was great, so much adventure. It made me want to keep reading and never stop :>) - KMS
2	It was really interesting book. I wanted it to go on; I didn't want to put it down - KMS
2	This was a great book! I didn't want to put it down. - KMS
2	I really enjoyed this book. - MNHS
2	I usually struggle to read, but I loved this book so much it was worth the effort. I went out and bought the sequel. - MNHS
1	This book was just okay. - KMS
2	I thought this book was really good. I really liked the part when smoke got attacked. It was really suspenseful. - KMS
2	Great book! - MNHS
2	I like that it has a lot of description and is about betrayal, love and action. I can't wait to read the second book. - BMS
2	This book was really good and had you wondering a lot of questions so you would keep reading. It gave a different outlook on what beauty really is and what the future could bring. This book was also about a kid just like any other kid so you could kind of think to yourself what would you have done. In conclusion, this was an all-around great book. - KMS
2	Hooked me! I couldn't put it down til I finished - MNHS
1	I liked the way the author described the little love story between David and Tally - MNHS
2	I really enjoyed the book; it was very entertaining and full of adventure - KMS
2	This was a great book. It shows what people would sacfifice for a friend and what true beauty really is. - MNHS
2	This book was great. I read it several days because I couldn't put it down. This book practically read itself. A perfect '10'. - KMS
2	It was exciting and I couldn't put it down - KMS
2	I love this book because it's almost like a real life story. The descriptive words are phenominal. - BMS
2	It was interesting beyond your wildest dreams. KMS
2	This book had everything! Romance, suspensem tragedy, detail, and humor. This is probably one of the best books I've ever read. - KMS
2	This book is really about free thinking, and I love how all the characters are - KMS
2	I really liked the book, but not the ending. I still have to read Pretties so my opinion might change. - KMS
2	I thought it was a mystery when the chapter ended, so I had to read more. I can't wait to read Pretties and Specials - KMS
2	This was an awesome futuristic novel filled with suspense, hoverboards, and a little romance. I couldn't put it down, and I can't wait to read the next one - MNHS
2	Awesome bok! I thought it was incredible, and I'm already halfway through Pretties - KMS
2	I like Tally's rebelliousness and the friendship that Tally and Shay have - KMS
2	I really enjoyed this book. - KMS
2	I really loved the book! It had a lot of adventure. I didn't want to stop reading it. Many of my friends told me how good of a book it was. Now that I read it, I agree with them. - KMS
2	It was a great book and it kept you reading to find out what Tally would do next. - KMS
Westerfield, Scott	Midnighters 2 - Touching Darkness
	Jessica Day, and her four friends, the "midnighters", are the only ones in Bixby, Oklahoma that know the world freezes at midnight, and as they battle evil creatures living in the hour hidden they learn about Bixby's shadowy past and uncover a deadly conspiracy that reaches beyond the secret hour.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
2	It was great - especially if you read the first book. It is a wow. MNHS
2	This is a book I couldn't stop reading! I loved it! It makes you feel like you're an actual Midnighter with powers! - MNHS
2	Great carry on from the first book. Very suspenseful and mysterious. Couldn't put it down. It was a quick and easy read. - MNHS
1	This book had a lot of action, with mysteries of all sorts, but it does not campare to the !st Midnighters - KMS
2	Great story. It was a sad ending, however a new beginning for the midnighters. That left me wondering. I could never guessed the ending - KMS
2	I liked this book because it really kept me guessing and unsure of what will happen next. This book is excellent, and I can't wail to read the next one - KMS
2	This book is extremely good. All five Midnighters are back, and they face new prolblems. This book is a little spookier than the first, but is really good. You should read the first one first, though. - KMS
2	I liked how it had a lot of description in scenes. - KMS
2	I really liked the idea of an extra hour in the day for them but noone else. It was a really neat and creative idea - MNHS
2	Makes you think and has an in-depth story - MNHS
2	Very well-written book for which I stayed up til 12 every night (took me 2 days, I was so into it). - KMS
2	I like the ending where they save Rex - KMS
2	KMS
2	I really enjoyed this book. - KMS
Westerfeld, Scott	Midnighters 3: Blue Noon
	There is something evil brewing in Bixby, and the teens from the previous "Midnighters" titles must save the world from the darklings. The monsters have found a way to expand midnight so that all humans will enter the blue time and become prey. Complicating the crisis is Rex's residual darkling characteristics that leave him with the unsettling notion that other humans are food, Jonathan's secret desire that the midnight hour could last forever so that he would always be free of the confining "flatland" gravity, and the fact that no one has yet figured out why the darklings wish to dispose of Jessica Day.
2	Great carry on from the second book. I couldn't put it down. Same great flow and mystery. _ MNHS
2	Very intense - KMS
2	I like the part when they stopped the rip. - KMS
Whelan, Gloria	Listening for Lions
	Left an orphan after the influenza epidemic in British East Africa in 1919, thirteen-year-old Rachel is tricked into assuming a deceased neighbor's identity to travel to England, where her only dream is to return to Africa and rebuild her parents' mission hospital.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
1	I liked this book. I thought Rachel's story was really interesting. I enjoyed the characters and the ways the author incorporated birds throughout the whole book. I wasn't hooked on the book, but it was entertaining. - MNHS
2	When I started reading it was just okay, but it turned into a mystery and I loved it. - BMS
2	I really, really enjoyed this book. - MNHS
2	This is a very well-written and beautiful story. I was quite captivated by it. Great! - MNHS
2	This is a very thoughtful, meaningful book. - MNHS
2	This book was great. It showed that if you persevere, you will succeed - KMS
White, Andrea	Surviving Antarctica:Reality TV 2083
	In the year 2083, five fourteen-year-olds who were deprived by chance of the opportunity to continue their educations reenact Scott's 1910-1913 expedition to the South Pole as contestants on a reality television show, secretly aided by a Department of Entertainment employee.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
2	Awesome! One of the best books I've read - ever! - MNHS
2	It was an easy read, and I would recommend it to anyone - MNHS
2	I really enjoyed this book. - MNHS
2	The book was really exciting and suspenseful. I liked the twists and turns the characters faced - BMS
2	Good story - MNHS
2	It was a really good book, though the characters were hurtful. The characters were very realistic, portraying real life. - MNHS
2	I really loved this book! It wrote about trust, love for one another, and adventure. The first chapters were confusing, but it was explained soon enouygh - KMS
2	I would recommend this book to everybody. - MNHS
2	One of the best books of the year! - MNHS
2	A great combination of a future world - combined with history. Great characters. - MNHS
2	I liked this book because it played off the reality TV idea with a 'twist'. The characters were believable and liked the adventure. - MNHS
2	Great book. One of the best I've ever read. - MNHS
2	I really enjoyed this book. - MNHS
2	Intense, suspenseful. I wanted to see what happened to the kids - MNHS
2	Really interestinng. I liked how it hooked me through the entire book - KMS
2	Very suspenseful - KMS
2	It was an exciting thrilller - KMS
1	KMS
Whitlock, Dean	Sky Carver
	Thomas, a talented wood carver, discovers that he can also do weather magic and undertakes a journey that could lead him to hone that skill and save his village from drought, or perhaps to a completely different destiny.
2	Very interesting plot - keeps you guessing. - MNHS
Whyman, Matt	Boy Kills Man
	Two thirteen-year-old boys, blood brothers and best friends, get drawn into a dangerous, violent world on the streets of a troubled Columbian city.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
2	It really opened my eyes about gangs - BMS
2	I really enjoyed this book! - MNHS
2	I really enjoyed this book, too. - MNHS
2	I liked the book because it was about a boy who kills over 500 people, like a hitman. Also, it was about Mexicans, and I like to read about my heritage - CMS
Williams, Lori Aurelia	Broken China
	China Cup Cameron, a fourteen-year-old single mother with only her paralyzed Uncle Simon for support, takes on tremendous personal debt in hopes of a beautiful funeral after her daughter dies.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
2	I really enjoyed this book. It is a real life sad story that kept me interested from page one. - MNHS
2	I really enjoyed this book. - MNHS
Wilson, John	Battle Scars
	Presents a sequel to "The Flags of War" in which fifteen-year-old cousins, Nate from South Carolina, and Walt from Canada, go their separate ways after the Battle of Shiloh, only to be reunited, along with Sunday, a runaway slave from Nate's plantation, at the Confederacy's notorious Libby Prison.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
2	It's confusing at first if you do\n't read the Flags of War first - KMS
2	The book was very entertaining, but the beginning was confusing if you don't read the Flags of War first - KMS
1	This book started slow, but the escape at the end was pretty good. - MNHS
2	I really enjoyed this book. I love war stories. - MNHS
0	This book was extremely confusing. Important parts would just be thrown in without any introduction. Also, the tie-in for all three characters was not exciting - MNHS
2	A simple fast read, but with an exciting plot. To understand the characters, it would be best to read The Flags of War first. Still an interesting historical fiction with stories you've never heard before - MNHS
Wilson, John	Four Steps to Death
	The fates of three young men come together during the Battle of Stalingrad in Russia during World War II.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
2	It was nice to read a war book that wasn't about America - MNHS
2	I really enjoyed this book. - MNHS
1	I liked the parts where they were fighting the Germans for peace, but I didn't like when the dialogue beame long and drawn-out. - BMS
Withrow, Sarah	What Gloria Wants
	Gloria struggles to learn the rules of being a girlfriend and cope with her best friend's jealousy when she unexpectedly gets her first boyfriend at the start of her freshman year in high school.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
1	You have to be mature for this book because of some of its content, but it was a good book. - MNHS
1	It was good, but not really interesting because the same things occured over and over - MWHS
1	It was pretty good. A lot of it wasn't true to life. - MNHS
2	I really enjoyed this book. - MWHS
1	Pretty much just a rerun of teenage drama but the characters are entertaining. - MWHS
1	It was good and funny at times but had too many details. - BMS
Wittlinger, Ellen	Sandpiper
	When The Walker, a mysterious boy who walks constantly, intervenes in an argument between Sandpiper and a boy she used to see, their lives become entwined in ways that change them both.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
2	I really enjoyed this book. I could not put it down; it was so good. I had a boyfriend that acted just like Derek. There are a lot of girls that are like the Sandpiper. Are there guys like Derek? - MNHS
2	This book is about everyday life. It has a small climax, but it is mostly about conflicts. This is a girl book; I don't honestly think a guy would understand the main character's point of view. But, yet again, it would be good for a guy to see a girl's viewpoint in a sexual relationship. I really liked relating to the main character but also being surprised by her.
2	This book is more of a girls book. In my opinion a boy would not enjoy it becuase of the sexual point of view. But, yet again, it would be good for a guy to see our point of view in relationships. - MNHS
1	I really thought this book was really odd. - MNHS
1	It was interesting and realistic - MWHS
2	It was REALLY good. I wish there was a sequel because it left me hanging, but I Loved it -MNHS
2	It was good. I didn't like the ending much, but it was very good. - MNHS
2	I thought this was a really, really good book. It was interesting to read about her life and the outcome - MNHS
2	This a a good book for high school girls. It really related to us. - MNHS
Wooding, Chris	Poison
	When Poison leaves her home in the marshes of Gull to retrieve the infant sister who was snatched by the fairies, she and a group of unusual friends survive encounters with the inhabitants of various Realms, and Poison herself confronts a surprising destiny.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
2	It was a great fairy tale! - MNHS
1	It was hard to follow, but most of it made sense - if you're into fantasy - like fairies and witches, you'll like it. - MNHS
2	It has many adventures and a surprise ending. - MNHS
2	I loved the twists, and the murder toward the end left me waiting in supense until the end. - MNHS
0	I couldn't really get into it - MNHS
2	This was really good; it reminded me of The Giver. I love Poison's personality - BMS
2	I liked the suspense, and the ending was not what I expected. I never wanted to put the book down - CMS
2	I really enjoyed this book - a LOT! - MNHS
1	The beginning was really good, full of adventure and excitement. The end was a shock because you find out everything is just a fantasy. I didn't like that. - MNHS
Woolfe, Angela	Avril Crump and Her Amazing Clones
	Dr. Avril Crump, a chubby, balding, and lonely research scientist at Leviticus Laboratories, befriends three strange clones that were created during a failed laboratory experiment, but when she discovers a plot to destroy them, she embarks on a dangerous mission to save the only friends she has ever known.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
2	The first couple of chapters were boring, but it gets better as you go along - KMS
1	It was an OK story but a bit silly - BMS
2	It was a little confusing at first, but the book was still good - KMS
0	The story didn't end right; the bad guys just kind of blew up. The story is confusing - KMS
Wyatt, Leslie	Poor is Just a Staring Place
	Twelve-year-old Artie Wilson, tired of plowing, planting, and milking the cow on her family's farm during the Great Depression, is determined to escape her life of poverty in Buck Creek, Kentucky, and hopes that school will open the door to a better future.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
2	I thought this book was going to be boring, but for historical fiction, it was really, really good. - MNHS
2	I think Artie is a strong girl. I can't believe how she can clean and cook! And...she can explore that cave all by herself. She also stood up to her dad. She was brave. - BMS
1	I liked this book because Artie follows her dreams about what she believes in, but the author could have used more depth to the story and more umph. - BMS
Wynn-Jones, Tim	Thief in the House of Memory
	The death of an apparent stranger in the Steeple family's old home triggers troubling questions for sixteen-year-old Declan as he tries to make sense of his fragmented dreams, random memories, and unexplained coincidences, hoping to learn the truth about the mother who suddenly left when he was ten.
Student Rating:	Student Review:
1	It was a littl.e confusing at the beginning and skipped parts at the end of chapter 5. - KMS
0	One of the most confusing books I've ever read - MNHS

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