Only the Good Spy Young: 5th Review

Okay, I just KNOW you have all heard of the Gallagher Series. I mean, they rock! You'd be a fool not to read it. They're absolutely amazing and keep you engaged throughout the book. Personally, I think the ending of the book was a little abrupt. Because it leaves you hanging, and sadly, this book is the last of the series. Though, Ally Carter is writing a different series, and the first installment is called: Heist Society, another very good book, but as we all know, they can never be as excellent as the ones before. But, Only the Good Spy Young was as good as the ones before, because their were so many mysteries, questions, and surprising twists that you could never set the book down until you read the very last page. (Which I recommend not doing). Anyways, enough of me, lets get to the book.

     Cammie Morgan has already been almost kidnapped by a dangerous group called the Circle of Cavan, and now, even when she thought things couldn't get any different, or any more complicated, they do. Cammie is on vacation with her best friend, Bex, and her parents, and right when everything was perfect, when nothing could go wrong, one of her most trusted, loved (and hated), and most surprising allies turns out to be... well, bad. Cammie can't believe that this person (who I am not going to name, since that would result in spoiling the book) is a double-agent, it just can't be true. Though everyone she talks to claim to say that the "double agent" is in fact bad. Over that, Cammie no longer knows if she can trust Zach, he's been showing up everywhere and seems to have no explanation for it whenever Cammie asks. And now, the new teacher at the Gallagher Academy seems to be hiding something too. Everything has changed over the few months of break since Cammie's last semester, maybe too much. Cammie has so many questions, no answers, and now she learns of a shocking secret about the "double agent" that makes her believe that maybe, just maybe, he really is bad.
      Cammie is torn between answers, if you want to find out who the "double agent" is, then you better read this book, its sure to leave you shocked. 

Clash of the Titans: 4th Review (Spoiler Alert!)

Okay, so we've all heard of Percy Jackson. I mean, who hasn't read the Percy Jackson series? Well, that movie was for us, teens and tweens. But now, there's the movie Clash of the Titans. A story based on Perseus and the Greek gods. Now, the movie was rated best 3D movie, but best movie? I don't think so. Overall, the movie was hard to get into, and it felt short and didn't have enough plots and twists. But, even with that, its a great movie that gives you perspective on the Greek myths, legends and heroes. 

      The story starts out from the original scene of Perseus and his mother floating away on the sea in a coffin. A fisherman then finds Perseus and keeps him, though his mother had not survived. Perseus then ends up living with the fisherman and his wife. Later on, when soldiers are toppling over Zeus's statue, the statue falls over onto Perseus boat and kills his family. Outraged, Perseus from then on hates Hades, since Hades's creatures had also helped the statue fall onto their boat. Perseus then awakes after the accident in a king's palace, who, along with his kingdom, think man should rule their world, instead of the gods. Hades then shows up and shows his wrath to the king, by killing his wife. Then, Hades says to the kingdom, that he will release the Kraken in days amount of time, and if the king's daughter isn't killed by then, the Kraken will not be stopped. Perseus witnesses all of this and is soon in the company of his guardian, who tells him he is the son of Zeus and that he has to kill the Kraken. Perseus refuses and says all he wants to do is annihilate Hades, but the guardian tells him that killing the Kraken will  weaken Hades himself, since it is Hades's creature from the beginning. And from then the story goes on, from Perseus going to the three witches, and to meeting Medusa.
      Watch this spectacular movie and find out for yourself if it is worthy of being best movie.

    

Silver is for Secrets: 3rd Review

And I never thought this series could get any better, Laurie Stolarz writes this book even more fantastically than before. Its sure to give you chills, and keep you guessing all the way. I personally thought that this book was a little more dramatic than the last, especially in the end; but the drama makes it even better than the last books. The ending makes makes you want to sprint to the library and get the next book: Red is for Remembrance. The book never gets you bored, and throughout the whole story, you'll get even more and more questions about what is really going on.

      Stacey's taking a break off of her nightmares, her and her friends, Amber, Drea, Chad and Jacob have gone out onto the beach and rented a cabin, to take their minds off of recent happenings before the summer is over and they go off to college.
     At first, Stacey couldn't have been having more fun, but then, the nightmares return. This time, Stacey dreams of someone named Clara, who is staying a couple cabins down from theirs. Stacey knows she has to give it all her best to save Clara's life. But how is she going to tell Clara that she can see the future? (Kind of see the future). Finally, Stacey tells Clara, and she believes her surprisingly. Soon, Clara's stuff in her bedroom and cabin are being rearranged, and messages on the walls say: I'll make you pay. And not to mention the creepy photographer next door, who seems to have his own secrets. But the man next door isn't the only one hiding something, Clara has her own secrets, and now... so does Jacob. Stacey is torn between trusting Jacob, or trusting Clara.
     Read this amazing book by Laurie Stolarz, its sure to leave you shocked at the end.

White is for Magic: 2nd Review

I hope you read my first post, about Blue is for Nightmares, if you did, here is the second brilliant installment of the series: White is for Magic. The series seems to get better and better as it goes on, and this book is written beautifully and is guaranteed to entertain you throughout the story. Laurie Stolarz writes this truly brilliant series, and has more in the series that is sure to have you thrilled.

      Stacey's nightmares don't seem to be getting any better. Now, she is getting nightmares again, and even again, mysterious letters with the same message: I'm watching you... Creepy as it is, Stacey knows that she can't ignore the messages. And now, a transfer student named Jacob comes along, he says he's also getting nightmares, and about who? Non other than our very own.... Stacey. Jacob declares that Stacey is in danger, he insists on helping her. But can Jacob be trusted? And now, her relationship with her boyfriend, Chad, is getting worse, not only because of her best friend, Drea's jealousy, but because of Chad's. Since Stacey needs to get closer to Jacob to figure out whether she's really in danger, Chad is starting to get a little irritated, and as if Stacey's relationship isn't bad enough, the stalker seems to send Stacey even more messages, and now, her "death date" is getting closer and closer.

      I personally think this installment was much more intense and scary than the last,so beware readers, this book is sure to give you goosebumps. If you don't believe me, read it for yourself and find out.

Blue is For Nightmares: 1st Review

If you continue to read my blog, you'll understand that I absolutely LOVE the Blue is For Nightmares series. I mean, who wouldn't love reading about mysterious stalkers? (A lot of people). Anyways, the series is fabulous, and for this first post, its all about the first book: Blue is For Nightmares. 

      Stacey is already having a hard time at boarding school, and now... she's getting nightmares. You see, Stacey has nightmares about people dying, or really people about to die. Years ago, Stacey had a dream about a little girl named Maura, the girl who she was babysitting. In the dreams, Maura was in what seemed to be a tool shed and seemed to be in trouble. But Stacey ignored her dreams, despite the warning, and in the end... Maura died. The police found her body in a tool shed, just as Stacey had seen. She was heartbroken, and now she is determined to save anyone who appears in her nightmares.
      Now, she's dreaming about her best friend, Drea. Stacey knows that she can save Drea, and now there seems to be mysterious packages and notes from an anonymous stalker, who is also leaving them messages. Now, Stacey has only a week to save her best friend, and with the death threats and mysterious phone calls, anyone could be the stalker.
     On top of it all, Stacey gets a crush on her best friend's boyfriend, and things get complicated. Now Stacey not only has to save Drea, but also their friendship.
     Read this amazing thriller, and find out the who the real stalker is, it will blow you away.