Books With Power

[Isabel]

What book(s) have you read that have changed you in some way?

[TessaMarie]

The Peter and The Starcatchers Series, my mom used to read them out loud to me and my siblings. They are the first books I can ever remember Hearing\reading. To this day I love anything Peter Pan related.

I recommend them to anyone. But DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES READ THE FIFTH BOOK!!!!!

[Isabel]

Every Day by David Levithan

[[deleted user]]

We Were Liars

[Isabel]

Aurelious: I love that book so freakn much. Omg the ending. I died inside.

[[deleted user]]

Ikr?! The ending made me think for days and some if the best quotes I know came from that book.
Ahh now I'm thinking about when they dropped that bomb ending on us I almost crued and I'm a tough cookie when it comes to books.

[Isabel]

There are so many things you could take away from that book. It was truly a fantastic book.

[[deleted user]]

I'm definitely going to read it then!

[[deleted user]]

The Waves
This was just amazing. It had so many messages and meanings.

[[deleted user]]

My favorite part is at the end (view spoiler)[After you've found out Johnny, Mirren and Gat are dead and they jump into the ocean and Cadence says

"Or something-
Or something-"

And because of the state she's in you really don't know wether there actually was a magical element to the story or if she just imagined them jumping into the ocean as a way to cope with the tragidies. And she still was never completely straightforward so it gave you the ability to imagine and ponder over the events and possible symbolism (hide spoiler)] .
I would really reccomend it too anyone, and sometimes I had to go back and reread things several times so the meaning could soak in.

[Isabel]

Mhmm

[Doctor Who Fan, MWAHAHAHAHA!]

Alanna: The First Adventure

This book just really made me want to be like Alanna and I would recommend it to anyone.

[RL]

Omg Pete and the Starcatchers was literally my life!!

[[deleted user]]

Right now I'm reading this book called Because You'll Never Meet Me, and I think it has such amazingly strong characters, just so well developed, because the books are written in the form of letters but still manage to tell an elaborate story.

The characters are so witty and intruiging, and sad because of the health conditions the two main characters have. It was one of those books where the writing is so rich and deep that you have to reread every other page to soak it in! I highly reccomend it :)