This is a great, inspirational story for any teenage girl looking for more than just the shallow romance plots that so many books seem to have gotten recently. The book is a diary of a girl named Chloe who is going through many things at once including finding her faith, creating a band, and discovering what true friendship is. I recommend it to all teenage girls, "Christians" or not. This book has a lot of good for everyone to hear!
I've been addicted to Libba Bray's first two novels and this one was even better by far! This was the perfect ending for an amazing trilogy, even if I did shed a few tears over it. In order to read this you must read the first 2 first. I was very glad that this book kept to my morals, which is harder to find these days. I recommend this book if you are a young adult (probably female) who loves a book of adventure, sensuality, and friendship.
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At the beginning I found this book to be quite straightforward and I was just reading things that I already knew from Pride and Prejudice, but as I kept reading I discovered a new Darcy from this author's point of view. I discovered true thoughts from him and understand him better now than ever before. After reading Pride and Prejudice Elizabeth was my favorite character, hands down. But now, Mr. Darcy is finding a special place in my heart too. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoyed Pride and Prejudice.
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This classic is a unique treasure. Bronte has written a story full of passion, love, and tragedy. I read this book as a high schooler and found myself absorbed by the characters in this plot. This is a book that you can truly think over and that does not tell you how you should feel about it. I also, will not tell you how you should feel about it, but I will tell you that throughout all of its twists and turns it really is worth your time.
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I read this book for a Biology class at my high school and enjoyed it. It was written in 1962 by a biologist about how chemicals including pesticides like DDT are endangering our environment. It has extremely fascinating stories about real life cases where we learned that chemicals and nature don't mix, but what's even more interesting is how even though these events happened, people still use pesticides, herbicides, and other chemicals freely in our world today. I will warn you that I found this book to get pretty long at times, but if you are interested in learning about this topic this book will teach you a lot!
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Diary of a Teenage Girl #01: My Name Is Chloe by Melody Carlson
chocochic53, February 22, 2008
This is a great, inspirational story for any teenage girl looking for more than just the shallow romance plots that so many books seem to have gotten recently. The book is a diary of a girl named Chloe who is going through many things at once including finding her faith, creating a band, and discovering what true friendship is. I recommend it to all teenage girls, "Christians" or not. This book has a lot of good for everyone to hear!The Sweet Far Thing by Libba Bray
chocochic53, January 12, 2008
I've been addicted to Libba Bray's first two novels and this one was even better by far! This was the perfect ending for an amazing trilogy, even if I did shed a few tears over it. In order to read this you must read the first 2 first. I was very glad that this book kept to my morals, which is harder to find these days. I recommend this book if you are a young adult (probably female) who loves a book of adventure, sensuality, and friendship.(4 of 8 readers found this comment helpful)
Darcy's Story by Janet Aylmer
chocochic53, January 2, 2008
At the beginning I found this book to be quite straightforward and I was just reading things that I already knew from Pride and Prejudice, but as I kept reading I discovered a new Darcy from this author's point of view. I discovered true thoughts from him and understand him better now than ever before. After reading Pride and Prejudice Elizabeth was my favorite character, hands down. But now, Mr. Darcy is finding a special place in my heart too. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoyed Pride and Prejudice.(2 of 4 readers found this comment helpful)
Wuthering Heights (Modern Library Classics) by Emily Bronte
chocochic53, January 2, 2008
This classic is a unique treasure. Bronte has written a story full of passion, love, and tragedy. I read this book as a high schooler and found myself absorbed by the characters in this plot. This is a book that you can truly think over and that does not tell you how you should feel about it. I also, will not tell you how you should feel about it, but I will tell you that throughout all of its twists and turns it really is worth your time.(3 of 6 readers found this comment helpful)
Silent Spring by Rachel Carson
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I read this book for a Biology class at my high school and enjoyed it. It was written in 1962 by a biologist about how chemicals including pesticides like DDT are endangering our environment. It has extremely fascinating stories about real life cases where we learned that chemicals and nature don't mix, but what's even more interesting is how even though these events happened, people still use pesticides, herbicides, and other chemicals freely in our world today. I will warn you that I found this book to get pretty long at times, but if you are interested in learning about this topic this book will teach you a lot!(4 of 6 readers found this comment helpful)