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The Reader Wind-Up - May 2015 .

So we decided to start a series of posts where at the end of each month we share our completion of books. We call it The Reader Wind-Up.


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Emma:
1. Famous Last Words - Katie Alender
This book was so good. As soon as I read the first few chapters I was hooked. 4/5.

2. Marie Antoinette, Serial Killer - Katie Alender
This awesome supernatural type novel was great for a normal "chill day" over the weekend when you wish you had a mystery of your own to solve 3.5/5.

3. The 5th Wave - Rick Yancey
Wow a book about aliens taking over the world one step at a time! Speaking of which their is going to be a movie! 4.5/5.

4. The Apothecary - Maile Meloy
What a great book! It was so interesting I cannot begin to describe it...It has magical potions that can...I have said to much already:/ 4/5.

5. Ever After High - Next Top Villain - Suzanne Selfors
First book of the second series (Hint, Hint: we will do a review of the first series soon)
I loved it(: 4/5.

6. Ever After High - Kiss and Spell - Suzanne Selfors
Second book of the second series...I love how you get different perspectives for each book 4/5.

7. The 39 Clues Doublecross - Mission Titanic - Jude Watson
I like this book. It is so different from the first series though (The Maze of Bones) 4/5.

8. Hatchet - Gary Paulsen
Such a classic. Most teachers use it as a novel study type book. I really enjoyed it. 4.5/5
Surprise, surprise most of these books were 4 worthy.


Ashvini:
 A quick note... I honestly didn't read as much as I usually do this month due to exams and such, but over the course of next month and summer break, I'll be reading a lot more.

1. The Son of Neptune - Rick Riordan
So, I delayed reading Percy Jackson for oh so many years for ridiculous reasons like "I hear it's too much like Harry Potter." So, after finishing Percy Jackson and the Olympians, I'm now on The Heroes of Olympus. I have to say, I liked The Son of Neptune much better than The Lost Hero, 5/5!

2. Escape From Mr. Lemoncello's Library - Chris Graberstien. 
This book is awesome for people who loved The Creature Department. (BTW we have a review on that) Awesome book, 4/5!

3. Marie Antoinette Serial Killer - Katie Alender
 Katie Alender works magic with horror novels. Sinister with a French touch, this book has a list of so many awesome Parisian sites and is perfect for those of you who are travelling a trip to Paris this summer (or planning one!) 5/5!

4. Hatchet - Gary Paulsen
So this book I read for a school reading response. I have to say I like it, I mean it's short and sweet and has quite a suspenseful storyline. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised with this book, 4/5!

More reviews coming to a computer near you soon!

Yours Truly,
Emma and Ashvini





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