The Book of Bill is a continuation of the Gravity Falls series, and provides the twisted words and imagery of the main antagonist, Bill Cipher. The book does a good job of letting us into the mind of Bill, but I expected a darker novel than what it actually was.

We Deserve Monuments is a novel about seventeen year old Avery Anderson getting uprooted from her home in DC, and moving to Bardell County, Gerogia to live with her grandmother who is suffering from a terminal illness. We Deserve Monuments is very emotionally driving, and has a magnificent plotline that leaves jaws dropped.

This book was very good and I also liked the plot. Rae gets sucked into her favorite dating sim and wants to try and win the heart of the villainess Claire instead of one of the male heroes, who you're supposed to date. The book seems like slow burn book so far but I love Rae's dynamic with Claire and the three heroes

Fantastic read!

In this book, Monkey D. Luffy is a boy with somewhat extraordinary powers after eating a substance called the “Gum Gum devil fruit” which gave him the power to be stretchy like rubber. In the book, Luffy is set out on a quest to find a hidden treausre left by Legendary pirate Gold Roger named “The One Piece”. This is what sparked the golden era known as “The great Pirate era”. On the way, he meets friends and new crew mates to help him on his journey. In my opinion, this book is great for teens who like manga/anime, I would also recommend watching the anime and the new live action show on Netflix!

I liked all the cute animals.

Kill For Me, Kill For You is a book about three women; two of then are named Amanda and Wendy, who discover that they are both similar in that they lost their familes, and are willing to get rid of the other's worst enemy. The other woman is named Ruth, who gets attacked by a mysterious blue eyed man and struggles to feel safe within the busy city. For how far I got in the novel, the story is very gripping and I can't wait to find out more later.

So far so good on this book. Sacrificing your soul to summon a supposed soul that is pure evil is WILD though.

I like

The book was really good and I feel like it could relate to a lot of teenagers. The book follows a football player empath who can feel the emotions of people around him and he's drawn to one nerdy kid, Adam, who deals with his own issues. The plot progressed well and I liked the way the book's chapters were formatted