DANNY B. reviews THE FACE on the MILK CARTON

The Face on the Milk Carton is a suspenseful book that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Janie Johnson, the protagonist, recognizes a kidnapped person on the side of a milk carton and thinks it is herself. She remembers wearing the same dress the girl is wearing on the milk carton. Later she finds the same dress in her attic. The name on the box of the dress is Hannah. Has Janie really been kidnapped? And who is Hannah? Read it to find out.

The Face on the Milk Carton by Caroline B. Cooney

GRAYSON M. reviews LEMONY SNICKET

Series Of Unfortunate Events:
The Slippery Slope by Lemony Snicket

The Slippery Slope, an action packed story with a great plot line, was an unbelievable book. The Baudelaire's are held hostage by man named Count Olaf. Is he a bad person? Yes! He has been following the Baudelaire's forever it seems, trying to snatch their fortune. Count Olaf is defnatley an antagonist in this great story, along with his group of villains. In this story Klause and Violet get separated from their young sister,Sunny, and Sunny is forced to stay with Count Olaf and cook for his troop and even entertain them. Will Sunny survive? You will have to read The Slippery Slope to find out.

Will M. reviews SPELLBINDER

Spellbinder is a wonderful fantasy book filled with excitement and adventure. The protagonist, Belladonna, can see ghosts, which is pretty nice when her parents die. But, when all the ghosts start disappearing, Belladonna, along with her friends Steve and Elsie the Ghost, have to travel throughout the Land of the Dead chased by a lunatic alchemist, a killer hound, and dangerous ravens to rescue Belladonna's parents, and perhaps everyone else as well. Join Belladonna, Steve, and Elsie on their adventure throughout the Land of the Living and the Land of the Dead.

Spellbinder by Helen Stringer