you can only prove your manliness by eating a worm. ONLY. If you do not eat a worm, I'm afraid you are no man, or you are a Cyclops. I need a scooter. Who wants to lend me one? Please?
I thank you forever.
and ever
Braylin
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Friday, April 2, 2010
Friday, March 26, 2010
SIREN'S top twelve books/series
11.The Immortal Instruments Series by Cassandra Clare
10.The Luxe Series by Anna Godbersen
9. The Truth About Forever by Sarah Dessen
8. The Lucky One by Nicholas Sparks
7. The Looking Glass Wars Trilogy by Frank Beddor
6. Enthusiasm by Polly Shullman
5. Perfect Chemistry by Simone Elkeles
4. The Hunger Games Trilogy by Suzanne Collins
3. Perfect You by Elizabeth Scott
2. The Secret Life of Prince Charming by Deb Caletti
1. The Nature of Jade by Deb Caletti AND Bloom by Elizabeth Scott
I just couldn't decide which I loved more, so I chose both. Elizabeth Scott and Deb Caletti are my favorite writers up-to-date. Even though these books are my Top Eleven, these are my top WRITERS. They are consistently writing books that I love. Many writers claim to really know teenagers, but really it's like they have never even met one. Caletti and Scott really do get how teenagers act. We cuss, talk/think about sex, and most of all we have growing pains. Growing pains as in we want to try new things like; dying our hair purple, getting a lot of piercings and tattoos (both of which we will regret, but never at the cost of saying that's what I wanted when I was 17). But we have to restrain ourselves for fear of what our parents may think of these choices. These are the reasons why I always come back to Caletti and Scott.And when it becomes to much to bare, these Twelve books are there to read in my time of need.
10.The Luxe Series by Anna Godbersen
9. The Truth About Forever by Sarah Dessen
8. The Lucky One by Nicholas Sparks
7. The Looking Glass Wars Trilogy by Frank Beddor
6. Enthusiasm by Polly Shullman
5. Perfect Chemistry by Simone Elkeles
4. The Hunger Games Trilogy by Suzanne Collins
3. Perfect You by Elizabeth Scott
2. The Secret Life of Prince Charming by Deb Caletti
1. The Nature of Jade by Deb Caletti AND Bloom by Elizabeth Scott
I just couldn't decide which I loved more, so I chose both. Elizabeth Scott and Deb Caletti are my favorite writers up-to-date. Even though these books are my Top Eleven, these are my top WRITERS. They are consistently writing books that I love. Many writers claim to really know teenagers, but really it's like they have never even met one. Caletti and Scott really do get how teenagers act. We cuss, talk/think about sex, and most of all we have growing pains. Growing pains as in we want to try new things like; dying our hair purple, getting a lot of piercings and tattoos (both of which we will regret, but never at the cost of saying that's what I wanted when I was 17). But we have to restrain ourselves for fear of what our parents may think of these choices. These are the reasons why I always come back to Caletti and Scott.And when it becomes to much to bare, these Twelve books are there to read in my time of need.
Vibes

Grade: 50/50 Reviewed by: HERO
Thursday, March 25, 2010
The Last Universe by William Sleator

Graded: 50/50
Reviewed by: Braylin
Impossible

Okay, I don't know what it was with this book but . . . I LOVED IT! It's concept was really weird, and usually with a book like this I put it down without a second glance. But it was Impossible to put down (yes I realize just how cheesy that was). Lucy, who was "raped", finds out that she is pregnant, and decides to keep the baby-even though she is 17. she also finds out, that she is part of an evil elfin-king-things, evil plan. This plan includes getting every descendant of his true love pregnant at 17, then he makes those descendants crazy. And the only way to prevent this is to do three impossible tasks before the baby is born. To help Lucy with these tasks are her foster parents and an old family friend, Zach. Well, we find out close to the beginning of the book that Zach is starting to feel a little tingly below the border for Lucy. But the question is does Lucy feel the same way for Zach, AND is Zach willing to be there for Lucy and her baby? I know it sounds really weird, but I assure you that it is a fantastic book.
grade: 50/50 REVIEWED BY SIREN
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Waiting on Wednesday (1)

I absolutely loved Going too Far by Jennifer Echols, and I can't wait to get my hands on this!
title: Forget You
author: Jennifer Echols
release date: July 20, 2010
description:
When swim team captain Zoey wakes up from a car accident with partial amnesia, she is torn etweeen the oy she rememers... and the one she doesn't.
posted by Arabella
Funny How Things Change

Rating- 38/50
Reviewed by Braylin
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