Very funny & entertaining read - fun to read about living in New York City .

Couldn't put it down, great characters, lots of twists and turns.

Sad but profound book on friend relationships. Very expressive of feelings and personalities. "That's your superpower - loyalty."

LOVEEE IT!!!! I wish there were book number two this book was so good! I loved how Sue the main character didn't want a quinceañera but in the end, she saw a girl who was having one and then wanted one immediately. This shows how the Spanish religion celebrates Spanish girls coming of age at 15 and has a quinceañera when they turn 15. If you LOVEEEEE graphic novels get his book now!

Greg’s School only the boys have to join in the wrestling unit and Greg thought he will do like crazy moves but it was not what he expected

This is a great book but I rated it four stars because there was to much talking. This story is about these two girls swapping their houses for vacation. Ones. Name was Allie that dreamed of becoming a spy, and Sage, who is very interested in her Crystal collection. They hatch a plan to get her to get Sages dad to come to Where Allie lives. 1st, Sage calls her dad and tells him that her mother was badly hurt, so she had to go to the hospital. Second, he asked where she was. She replied that she was at Allie’s friends house. She told Allie to call her in the voice of her friends mom. When he called, Allie replied in the voice of a mom. Then, Allie finds out that her diary is lost, and she found out who it was… It was her cruel neighbor Chloe Benton! Back at Sages, Sages mom went to the town. My favorite part was when Allie goes to surf camp. I learned from this story that you always can find a friend.

I liked it because the girl teaches you what the grandma should be teaching. I also like that they went places like the park and when they got dressed up.

I read about a boy named Milo who goes through a magical tollbooth into a different world. And there, he starts his adventure.

Overall, I loved reading this book. The plot came together nicely and the characters were both compelling, and interesting to learn about. Dracula wasn't quite "horror" in the way that I was used to, instead of jump scares and gore, it used descriptions and a sense of suspense to build the reader's anxiety. The entire time that I was reading, I felt like the characters were real, which not many horror books can do. It didn't use cliches at all, the plot twists were well thought out and all made sense with what information the book had supplied previously. My only note is that there were a lot of casual sexist remarks made toward the middle, which was off-putting for me, even though I know that this book was made during a time when that was considered okay. It took me a lot of time to get through, but Dracula was definitely worth the read.

Master Roshi puts out the flames on Fry Pan Mountain using the Kamehameha