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Over the year, my favorite book that I read was Friend-Zoned. This is my favorite book from this year because of the story line. The story line interests me because I like how simple the lives the characters live and how it's just like most people. The characters all work and all care about their friends and family like most people in the world, but it's what goes on in their life that makes them an original story.

I think this author's audience of this book are people who like mysteries and books with suspense. I think this because the book is under the mystery genre and when I was reading it I was on the edge of my seat.

If I had the opportunity to interview the main character of this book I would ask he questions about how she feels about being "willing captive". He response might be around the lines of "I wasn't willing captive, I was taken by these people who are apart of this protection program. I guess you could say I like being here but that doesn't make me willing captive."

kicked her out of the competition and she was saying her goodbyes to the prince. When the King allowed her to stay she began to fight for who she loved and came out as the winner.

In this book of my series, America finally makes her choice of who she loves. She goes and admits her love for the prince after realizing what she had with Aspen wasn't there anymore. She knew that the memories would last and that he would always have a special place in her heart but she wanted it to stay a memory. The turning point in their relationship that got America to make her choice is when the King almost

prince. With wanting to win she had to let go of her first love. The message that can be learned in this book is that you shouldn't live in the past because when things change you have to move on and keep the past as a memory.

This is the second book within a series and I think the author separated the books into threes because each book shows the main character changing in a different way. During this book it shows the main character trying to figure out how she really feels about being in The Selection. Throughout the book she comes to her conclusion that she does want to be in the completion and that she wants to win the heart of the

Is wondering if getting over her passed love is the best idea. She thought it would be easy but when he showed up at the palace as a guard she had second thoughts if she still loved him. The dissuasion doesn't get easier when he's told to guard her bedroom door at night for protection.

What draws me into reading this book is that the writing style is opening me to new vocabulary and that the book itself is such an original idea it makes me want to read more. My main character is stuck between choosing two boys she's deeply in love with. Sadly, she isn't able to make up her mind. She stuck in a competition between 34 other girls to marry the prince. At first she didn't want to be there but now, she

What draws me into reading this book is that the writing style is opening me to new vocabulary and that the book itself is such an original idea it makes me want to read more. My main character is stuck between choosing two boys she's deeply in love with. Sadly, she isn't able to make up her mind. She stuck in a competition between 34 other girls to marry the prince. At first she didn't want to be there but now, she

Within the book the two main characters, Lexi and Twitch (Antonio) both go through twists and turns to learn that they were meant to be. Their love story is not love at first sight, it's more of the love where you have to learn to love each other. When their relationship takes a fatal turn for the worst Twitch makes a snap decision that he must fake his death for Lexi and his future son to be safer from his enemies.

I don't connect with this book like I have a similar experience to what they are going through, but I continue to read the book. I continue to read the book because I like the way the author writes and how she keeps the character's life a mystery until the end and you get that"ah ha" moment when it all makes sense. Another reason why I keep reading this book is because I'm always excited to know what happens next.

So far in the book I've seen one main theme, over coming difficulty. Over coming difficulty is a very common theme that is seen almost anywhere in TV shows, movies, and books. My main characters, Helena and Max, need to over come that it's okay to fall in love even if it means they risk everything they have. Helena doesn't want to lose her career to someone and Max can't handle another heart break.

This book is written in first person. The person telling the story is the main character, Cory. Through out the book I'm only getting one perspective, and the inner conflict he has about this new girl in town.

I can not relate to the main character because she is a training nun and 18. She is also in the middle of figuring out who she loves and why she continues to make the same mistake with love.

Nat and ghost end up falling in love and get married. No one suspected a thing when they would go to each other's apartment and night and watch movies. They ended up getting married and having a kid.

Cat fell in love with a new member of her churches team. She finds out that he is not who he says he is and she sakes herself "did I make the same mistake again?"

I love this book. I cried, laughed, and enjoyed this book very much. Tina and Nik got married and had two kids. They both should their love for each other when they each took a bullet for one another.

I would want to get in the mind of Tina. I would want to get into her mind during the day the took Ceecee to the spa to see what it would be like to take care of a girl who couldn't walk.

The two kids found their way to a temple where a secret ceremony was taking place. They got their last clue they need and found out the person who wrote the letter way… well maybe you should read it to find out.

The two kids found two more clues to finding out who wrote the letter. They are beginning to learn that a famous bad group isn't who they say they are.

waving good bye to her sister forever.

I was in shock at how the book ended. It was like I was reading the first book again with all the same "accidents". I couldn't believe that the house keeper, the real-estate agent, and the painter were controlling the house and Cally! I love the way that the book ended with Kody seeing the only part of the film that was filmed. The directed had to blow up the house and in the shadow of the flames Cally was there,

Kody is back at 99 Fear Street to find her sister. So far crazy things have happened. She's playing her sister, Cally, in a movie that is being filmed at their old house.

James, the younger brother of the family, went missing along with the families dog. The family could hear his voice calling for help and the weeping of the dog. Cally died in tar that rose up from the floor. The dad became blind due to an accident that happened when he was looking for James. The mom, dad, and the other twin sister, Kody, moved as far as they could be from 99 fear street.

Cally and her family have just moved to 99 fear street and weird thing are already happening. Her twin sister already got her hands caught in the window and almost broke them, the dad just got stabbed in his side, and rats have already attacked Cally. Wonder what's next!

The writing of this book is so intense. I love the way MR. R.L. Stine writes. He builds suspence as the book goes by. Like the way he ended the book with Chrissy having special powers that gives her the ability to hurt others, and manipulate Amanda when she had to.

Amanda had failed her algebra class and had to go to summer school in an area where her parents took her to. While Amanda is at summer school, someone had to watch her younger brother and sister. Her parents can't because they are working, so they hired a seventeen year old to watch them. Amanda has a weird feeling about her the new helper, Chrissy who isn't who she said she is.

The main characters haven't found out who wrote the letters. They are still looking for who wrote it.

The main character hasn't found the murderer yet. She still has to interview more of her neighbors to get to the bottom of the murder case