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JULY 28, 2009
Reviews by Teens for Teens

Here are some of the reviews from our Teen Summer Reading 2009 program.

Feel free to tell us if we misquote you.  I'm trying to decipher everyones' handwriting.

 

The Mysterious Benedict Society by  Trenton Lee Stewart

     I really liked this book because it was very funny and suspenseful.  It took me

a while to read and at first I wasn't hooked (the beginning is slow), but it was worth it.

by Abby Reed.

 

Identical by Ellen Hopkins

     This book was good because it kept you turning the pages and the end was

very shocking. 

by Gina Cutarelli

 

Ender's Shadow by Orson Scott Card

     I liked this book's viewpoint on a past event in another book he wrote.  He wrote it from a different, unimportant character from before.

by Alex Daley

 

Plain Truth by Jodi Picoult

     When an Amish girl is blamefor not only becoming pregnant when she isn't married, but for killing her newborn, the Amish community accepts a lawyer who becomes immersed in their culture and traditions.  A rare insight into Amish life, this book leaves you hanging on every word and ends with a surprising conclusion.

by Amelia Byko

 

I read the Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold this week and I thought it was a great summer read because it was serious but also very entertaining.  I liked the element of suspense and the complex characters.  I would recommend this book to any high school student.

by Rebecca Szpekman

 

Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli

     Stargirl was happy to be who she was.  She looked for the good in others. She didn't care what others thought of her.  This book taught me to be happy with who you are.

   by Samantha

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JULY 22, 2009
Are You a Teen Who Might Want to Be on the Teen Advisory Board?

The Canton Public Library plans to again have a Teen Advisory Board to help plan events teens want.  Are you a teen?  Are you interested in planning the future of our Teen Library, Teen Events, Teen Blog? Contact Beth Van Ness at the library at 693-5800 or bvanness@libraryconnection.info.

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