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		<title>Raven’s Gate by Anthony Horowitz</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Book 1 of the Gatekeeper Series
Horowitz’s Alex Rider series, beginning with Stormbreaker, is extremely popular, especially with boys.  In Raven’s Gate he takes a break from the spy/thriller genre and delves into fantasy/horror.  The result is a new series that will be just as popular as the Alex Rider books.  It may [...]]]></description>
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<p>Horowitz’s Alex Rider series, beginning with Stormbreaker, is extremely popular, especially with boys.  In Raven’s Gate he takes a break from the spy/thriller genre and delves into fantasy/horror.  The result is a new series that will be just as popular as the Alex Rider books.  It may also serve as a segue into another genre for his dedicated readers, leading them to meatier fare like Terry Brooks’ Shannara series and authors like David Almond and Kevin Brooks.</p>
<p>Raven’s Gate has everything a reluctant reader could want: a troubled hero with checkered past facing overwhelming odds, good vs. evil, and lots of heart-stopping action.  The protagonist, Matt, is an orphan who is in trouble with the law.  As an alternative to jail Matt is sent to a foster home in an isolated village, far from the temptations of the city.  Matt lands in the home of Mrs. Deverill, a harsh, unsmiling woman with a bleak, run-down farm in the middle of nowhere.  Matt soon discovers that something bizarre is going on.  When he tries to get help people begin to die.  Matt must either defeat the evil forces about him or become a tool in their sinister plot.  The fast-paced action and the dark, foreboding atmosphere make this a real page turner and a fun read.</p>
<p>Highly recommended for grades 7-12.</p>
<p>By Mr. Doyle</p>
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		<title>The Inferior by Peadar O&#8217;Guilin</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I found this gem at Barnes and Noble in the teen section.  I admit that I picked it because the author is Irish and for some reason I was feeling my Irish roots that day.  What a great story!  I was hooked right away and plowed through the 448 pages in just [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I found this gem at Barnes and Noble in the teen section.  I admit that I picked it because the author is Irish and for some reason I was feeling my Irish roots that day.  What a great story!  I was hooked right away and plowed through the 448 pages in just a few days.  I hope the author is planning a sequel because I want to see how Stopmouth and his world evolve.</p>
<p>Stopmouth is a human boy living in a brutal world where humans and other sentient creatures (&#8221;beasts&#8221;) hunt each other for survival.  All of the plant life in their world is poisonous so eating flesh is the only way to survive.  The humans and the beasts hunt each other for food.  Stopmouth, who has a severe speech impediment, is thought to be dimwitted by his tribe.  If he cannot contribute to the tribe then he may become a &#8220;volunteer&#8221;.  The old, the sick, the injured, and other non-contributors &#8220;volunteer&#8221; to be traded to beast tribes&#8211; flesh for flesh.  So, to live, Stopmouth must show he can help provide for the tribe.</p>
<p>Events conspire to shake Stopmouth&#8217;s world to its very core.  First he is betrayed by the brother who has always protected him.  Then a beautiful woman falls from the sky into his village.  And suddenly several beast tribes, who have never been able to communicate well, begin to cooperate and to hunt other species to extinction.  It is only a matter of time before they turn their attention to the humans.  Stopmouth learns that things are not what they seem and he embarks on a most unusual hero&#8217;s journey.</p>
<p>Because of it&#8217;s size the book will intimidate some readers.  But it is filled with riveting action and there is enough depth to make the reader think about big ideas (loyalty, duty, honor, morality, etc.).  Highly recommended for grades 7 and up.</p>
<p>By Mr. Doyle</p>
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		<title>Dangerous Girls by R.L. Stine</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[       The story is about a vampire named Renz; he is looking for his lost love Laura. Renz is one of the hottest looking guy in camp cause the two main girls which are called Livvy and Destiny. Them two go to camp and that’s when they meet Renz.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>       The story is about a vampire named Renz; he is looking for his lost love Laura. Renz is one of the hottest looking guy in camp cause the two main girls which are called Livvy and Destiny. Them two go to camp and that’s when they meet Renz.<br />
      Livvy is one of the popular girls in camp and school. Destiny is one of those sisters that are really jealous of there older sister. Livvy was the first one to get to talk to Renz, he flirt around with everyone except with Destiny. It was the last of camp summer camp when Renz stopped her when she was on her way to sleep. Renz took her to the ocean for a walk that’s when Renz maid his move he started to kiss Destiny. When they were kissing Renz called Destiny, Laura that’s when he got there and put her under his spell and bit her since that day she’s been drinking blood from animals. Something weird was going on in her town there were people dieing, and they found them without a drop of blood that’s when Destiny new there was someone else like her. That person was Livvy her sister, the day of camp for seniors Livvy and Destiny where not suppose to go but as always Livvy wasn’t staying home till they found the restorer to be back to normal. When they were in camp the full moon was up that’s when Renz was going to bit Destiny. Renz came that day and when he did Destiny was waiting for him. He came in and grabbed her she got a stick and put it in his chest he died. Then Destiny’s dad came and that’s when he told her that he was the restorer. When they where talking then Destiny remembered about Livvy but it was to late she was a fool Vampire there was no turning down. She was the one killing everyone from the town, after that Livvy became a vampire and left the house the family stayed sad.<br />
          There family is still looking for her but is do impossible she is hard to find and she makes it hard. This is one of the good books I read. I do recommend it cause its exciding and there are lots of action parts.             </p>
<p>By Saray Mendoza</p>
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		<title>Left Behind by Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 09 Mar 2007 21:47:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Pilot Rayford Steele suddenly gets the news that dozens of people are missing on his flight.  They are nowhere to be found and they sure didn’t jump out of the plane at 3,000 feet in the air.  They just simply vanished.  As he lands in Chicago he realizes that thousands of people [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Pilot Rayford Steele suddenly gets the news that dozens of people are missing on his flight.  They are nowhere to be found and they sure didn’t jump out of the plane at 3,000 feet in the air.  They just simply vanished.  As he lands in Chicago he realizes that thousands of people have disappeared all over the world.  Rayford can only hope that his family is safe as he scurries out of the airport trying to get home, not knowing that the prophesies in the bible, have just began.</p>
<p>Rayford is in shock as he lunges himself into his bedroom.  His wife isn’t in bed.  His devastated as he pulls back the covers only to find his wife’s nightgown laying their along with her wedding ring.  He runs to his son Ramie’s room already knowing what his going to find.</p>
<p>Overall the book is fascinating as the people left behind, non true believers in Jesus Christ, struggle to understand what‘s going on.  Only to come to the conclusion that the hardest point in their life’s is yet to come, the Tribulation Years.  You will be intrigued by this book with all its twists and turns, not being able to take your eyes off the pages</p>
<p>By Perla Magallanes  </p>
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		<title>Shattering Glass by Gale Giles</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Turning the class goat into class favorite was Rob Hayes goal. Simon Glass was an outcast always on the outside. At B’ Vale High there where different cliques; the Goths, rockers, preps, band kids, the popular kids, and the jocks; Then there’s the nobody’s. Simon Glass was a nobody. Rob Hayes transferred to B’Vale from [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Turning the class goat into class favorite was Rob Hayes goal. Simon Glass was an outcast always on the outside. At B’ Vale High there where different cliques; the Goths, rockers, preps, band kids, the popular kids, and the jocks; Then there’s the nobody’s. Simon Glass was a nobody. Rob Hayes transferred to B’Vale from “out of state”. Rob takes over as the most popular guy among other things in school. Lance who used to be very cool lost everything so he retaliates by picking on the class goat. Rob disapproves and has to do something. Rob formulates a well formed plan to get his friends involved in it. Simon becomes a science project that goes wrong. Simon takes a stand for outcasts everywhere. </p>
<p>This novel is amazingly shocking, reveling and dramatic. It has twists and turns that will have you in a daze, I sure was. I would recommend this to all high school students. Especially those of you who are outcast there’s one in everybody.</p>
<p>By Maricela McKean</p>
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		<title>Cirque du Freak: The Trials of Death by DarrenShan</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Trials of Death
This book is about a kid name Darren; he lived a happy life with him and his family. Till one day something strange happened to him he and his friend named Steve where in school when they found a paper that said “Cirque Du Freak” .They saw that they had a show [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Trials of Death</p>
<p>This book is about a kid name Darren; he lived a happy life with him and his family. Till one day something strange happened to him he and his friend named Steve where in school when they found a paper that said “Cirque Du Freak” .They saw that they had a show of unbelievable animals that were inhuman. They went to buy the tickets they went to see the show but after a while when the show was over they stayed for a little while and they caught that a guy that was a vampire.<br />
            They never thought they were going to get into to this big deal just because they went to a show of weird things. Darren and Steve were nothing alike they been friends since they were small but Steve always have been different from Darren. Steve has the more troublemaker type of guy, the one who punks on the other kids. When they got home Darren had the spider that they had in the show, he had practically stole the spider. Days passed Steve and Darren were playing with the poisonous spider they never thought the risk they were taking when they were playing with the spider. The spider almost killed Steve, Steve went to the hospital and nobody knew how to cure the poisonous bite. Darren went to find the owner of the spider witch was the Vampire he was called Crepsley. He went looking for him telling him hell do everything he can to save his friend, if and only he gives him a cure for the poisonous bite. Months passed and he became the vampire’s assistant he worked in the “Cirque Du freak” then he and the vampire went to the vampire mountain where there he had to pass some trial to become a respected half-vampire.<br />
                    Darren passed all of the trails that the other vampires but him threw. The were amazed because only the vampire generals could pass the trails and they took them years to pass it or failed it. But Darren was a brave kid because he had passed the trials. But he never expected that one of the vampires was going to betray them for the vampaneeze the vampaneeze were like vampires but they were the ones who killed. Darren was going for another journey he wanted to get revenge because, it wasn’t going to stay like this. I really liked this book or the whole section of Cirque Du Freak. I really recommend you to read this book it’s going to live you for more you’re going to want to read more and more.</p>
<p>By Betsy Peralta</p>
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		<title>Cirque Du Freak: Sons of Destiny by Darren Shan</title>
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                                 Killing Steve Leopard is a difficulty challenge for Darren Shan, because [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Cirque Du Freak: Son of Destiny by Darren Shan a book review</p>
<p>                                 Killing Steve Leopard is a difficulty challenge for Darren Shan, because the relation ship they had in the past. Since he went to the Cirque Du Freak and met a vampire which turn Darren in to a half –vampire. Then all of his sacrifices he had to do for the vampires to accept him. Darren then had to go to were vampire live. </p>
<p>                             Later his quest that he has to do is kill Steve Leopard. Steve the one that use to be his friend and even a brother is now his greatest enemy.  The fait of the world depend of Darren if he win’s or die’s, which it is because of the second clan of vampaneze. The vampaneze are meant to bring evil to the world.</p>
<p>                               The story of Darren Shan is some thing that people think could happen to them. Even though the book is fiction, the book keeps wondering about it. The story has twist and turns, and when you think you have salve the question 100 more comes out which keep you thinking on you’re feet the hole time. Also it is full of avouched to different parts of the world. This book is better then the rest of the novels. The story has twist which keeps the reader hungry for more.     </p>
<p>By Emmanuel Pulido </p>
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		<title>Cirque Du Freak: Lord of the Shadows by Darren Shan</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Cirque Du Freak Lord of the Shadows, by Darren Shan
						A book review
	Darren Shan was an ordinary school boy when he got blooded by a vampire to save his best friends life. Later on he becomes the assistant of a vampire called Mr. Crepsley. Then they both and some other friend go 2 some town to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Cirque Du Freak Lord of the Shadows, by Darren Shan<br />
						A book review</p>
<p>	Darren Shan was an ordinary school boy when he got blooded by a vampire to save his best friends life. Later on he becomes the assistant of a vampire called Mr. Crepsley. Then they both and some other friend go 2 some town to hunt down a vampaneze, a mutated vampire. Years passed and they went to vampire mountain where he had to pass five trials to be part of the clan, then becomes a prince, started hunting for the vampaneze lord, got arrested along with his friends for killing innocent people but they escaped. Darren then goes to a weird dimension world with his pal Harkat to discover who he really was. Two years pass and Darren was at the Cirque Du Freak where he is going to meet up with the vampaneze lord named Steve leopard and Darren must kill him to save the clan.</p>
<p>	Darren is along with the Cirque Du Freak going to different places and he ends up being at his own town when he was a normal child. There he discovers that his parents had leaved the town and his sister stayed and that she had a child. Darren then meets his old friend Tommy and he invites him to a game to see Tommy play. While Tommy was playing a vampaneze comes and kills him. Later on he finds out that the child that his sister has is also Steve’s son.</p>
<p>	What I think about this story is that Darren should be very careful and should always take some weapon with him so that he could protect himself. I recommend this book to other people because it’s very interesting and they leave you wanting to read the other books that he has in the Cirque Du Freak series.</p>
<p>By Alberto Calderon</p>
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		<title>Fake ID by Walter Sorrells</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In the novel Fake Id some of the main characters are the protagonist Chass, and her mother. Chass and her mother travel from place to place with multiple names and identifications to hide from followers that want a mysterious tape that they have access to. One day something very weird happens to Chass’s mother on [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In the novel Fake Id some of the main characters are the protagonist Chass, and her mother. Chass and her mother travel from place to place with multiple names and identifications to hide from followers that want a mysterious tape that they have access to. One day something very weird happens to Chass’s mother on the day of her birthday. Everyone says that her mom is dead but she knows that her mom is not around to save her life and to protect her from the enemies.</p>
<p>There are many problems in the book. First, music is bad luck to Chass’s mother because it brings too many problems that can sometimes cause death. One of the struggles that Chass’s mother has is trying to hide the tape. They run away but somebody constantly tracks their phone.</p>
<p>I would recommend reading this book because it makes you feel tense. The book keeps you so focused that you create your own images and it feels real.</p>
<p>by Adriana Banales</p>
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		<title>A Deadly Game of Magic by Joan Lowery Nixon</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have recently read a novel by Joan Lowery Nixon called A Deadly Game of Magic. It is a really good book about a freaky situation of four teenagers.  On the way back from a competition, four teenagers get stranded in a house of the wife of an exmagician(ex-husband) that&#8217;s seeking revenge on her. Throughout the whole night they find that they have to get through dealdy situations working together to survive. And some don&#8217;t make it out alive. It&#8217;s your job to figure out who.</p>
<p>By Denise Pulido</p>
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