Wow. This book is amazing! It is the 4th book in the Demonata series, which is my favorite series of all time. Each book is different and very exciting. If you enjoy reading horror and fantasy, you will love these books. Bec is an entirely new plot to the series, so you don't have to read the first 3 to understand Bec. I would recommend reading the first three to get a background of the demonata.

This is a horror/science fiction novel about a futuristic society where a class of 9th graders is taken to a deserted island and is given weapons. The last one alive gets to go see their family again. The students wear collars that explode of they are in a restricted zone of if no one dies in 24 hours. Fantastic and fast paced, this book will not let you put it down.

A movie about Demons that will be the scariest movie ever made. But it only uses the bottom of the B-list celebrities. Grubbs (the protagonist) goes to the movie set for a once in a lifetime opportunity. Until they find out that the demons are real...

This book is written in a style I have never seen before. It is set in the future and the human race has barely survived an encounter with zombies, and it came to be known as WWZ. The author is a journalist who wants to tell the history of the Zombie Wars. So, he collects interviews of those who had encounters with the zombies. It is impossible to wait to find out what happens next.

The world is in a war with the Buggers, an alien race that wants nothing but to destroy the human race. And who will lead our forces against such a vicious enemy who kills indiscriminately? Ender, a child genius trained in a special school in space called the Battle School. Ender's Game tells the remarkable tale of Ender and his school life and his space battles against the Buggers.

The latest Alex Rider Adventure, Snakehead takes place somewhere most of us aren’t familiar with – Southeast Asia. After being blasted into space, Alex crashes into the ocean off the coast of Australia. The plot got surprisingly complex, given the reading level was low. The story was good and it had a lot of action. The foreshadowing is easy to decipher.

JRR Tolkien is one of my favorite authors of all time, and I was excited to read this book. It was quite depressing, and the story was tragic. The chapter titles gave away what happened in the chapter, which annoyed me. I wonder what happens in a chapter called “The Death of Turin”? Only read this book if you are a die-hard fan of Lord of the Rings, otherwise you may find it boring.

This book is for fans of Lord of the Rings, and should be read before The Children of Húrin. The Silmarillion is mainly about the creation of Middle-Earth, as well as the fates of those who were around in the beginnings of the world. I found the part where it explained the spider in Lord of the Rings very interesting. I also liked every part with Balrogs (the fire beasts with the flame whips.)

I was surprised on how good this story was. I didn't expect much, but I couldn't stop reading it. My favorite tales were the tale of IG-88 and the tale of Bobba Fett. The tale of IG-88 had some very interesting twists in it, like that he made copies of himself, so there was actualy 4 IG-88's.

This book is a surprisingly good read. It is a fantasy book with lots of magic. It intervined with science fiction a little when it involved another race called the Tsurani. They have weapons and they don't look too friendly...

This book should be higher than it is, I was just mad about the cliffhanging ending and the what seems like septuple crossing that goes on. Also, it was my last of my Demonata reading marathon, where I read 1 and 1/4 books each day. It is still a good book though.

The most boring book I have ever read, and that includes the boring stuff we've read in school. How many times do you want to hear, "Bill! A shark! Ah! I hope it doesn't rip the raft!" I kind of wish that these people weren't rescued so they couldn't write such a terrible book. (Mabye a little harsh, I wish they never sunk)