The 100 By Kass Morgan is a great book! I have to admit I was a little confused.They kept switching characters and they started off with telling what happened and then they went back and told another part of the story it seems more simple then it actually is!*This book is a high school book*Definitely high school level book you can tell by the words.I WOULD RECCOMEND THIS TO GRADE 10,11, or 12.It starts out by telling how 100 of the confined kids will be going to Earth. Earth hasen’t been touched by a human in nearly 200 years! (Well thats because the place flooding with radiation)And it introduces all the characters Clarke, Wells, Glass, and Bellamy they explain how they are sending them to earth to see if they can recolonize back on earth. 100 Kids (UNDER THE AGE OF 18) By themselves sent to earth not by choice to either Live or…well you know die. I would rate this book a 4/5 stars because Like I said a bit confusing. If your one of those people who likes to read every detail this is the book for you! (you have to pay attention to a lot of the details to read the book)

I recently finished the book scar Island by Dan Gremeinhart. This book is my all time favorite book. Better than any book I’ve read. I rate it a 2 out of 5 stars…Just KIDDING THIS BOOK WAS A 10 OUT OF 5 OUT OF THE CHARTS… heres the summary..Twelve-year-old Jonathan Grisby has been sentenced to 10 weeks at Slabhenge Reformatory for Troubled Boys, an enormous, decaying fortresslike island prison off an unknown coast, formerly an insane asylum, for a crime that has him staggering under his own guilt. At Slabhenge, rats run wild, a monster lurks behind a locked door, and 15 boys ages 10 through 14 cower in damp cells under the sadistic control of the head. That is, until Jonathan’s first morning there, when a bolt of lightning kills every grown-up in the place without harming a single boy. At the urging of Sebastian, an older boy with dark urges toward control, and Jonathan, who cannot bear the thought of returning home, the multiracial inmates decide to stay awhile and enjoy a bit of freedom. They stick the dead bodies in the walk-in freezer, feast on the stores of food long denied them, and gradually fall under Sebastian’s despotic rule. Before Sebastian can gain complete control or anything truly ugly can happen, a wild storm starts to break Scar Island apart. In finding the courage to rescue his companions, Jonathan finds the strength to face his past. It’s grotesque, compelling, over-the-top, yet fully realized, and nothing like Gemeinhart’s previous work.

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I recently finished the book THE SEVENTH MOST IMPORTANT THING by: SHELLEY PEARSALL. I honestly loved this book. The first paragraph just pulled me into the book I had to read it. I rate it a 5 out of 5 stars. Honestly this book made me never want to put it down. I would tell you a bit about the book but I feel I’d type to much and spoil it all. LOVE THIS BOOK definitely read it!!!!!