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Project Princess

by Meg Cabot
- Rated 3 stars
“Extremely short. Can be finished in about half-an-hour. I didn't really see the point of this book. If there was something about her spring vacation, then why didn't we recieve a book about her Christmas? It was still good, though.”

Joshi wrote this review Thursday, June 25 2009. ( reply | permalink )
Princess in Love

by Meg Cabot
- Rated 4 stars
“This probably is not my favorite so far, but I definately liked it! Also, the ending at the end(ending at the end!) was something totally cool and totally worth reading the book for. Can't wait for the fourth one!”

Joshi wrote this review Tuesday, June 9 2009. ( reply | permalink )
Being Nikki

by Meg Cabot
- Rated 4 stars
“Another great book about the continuing adventures of Em Watts/Nikki Howard. Now that Em has figured out that Stark is spying on her, what other measures could they be doing?
**Spoiler!!**Spoiler!!**Spoiler!!**Spoiler!!** Is Nikki really dead, or could she be leading the same private identity that Em is. New identities of Robert and Brandon are sure to have you on the edge of your seat! **End Spoiler!!**End Spoiler!!**End Spoiler!!**End Spoiler!!**
Read this great sequel to Airhead by amazing Meg Cabot!”

Joshi wrote this review Monday, June 8 2009. ( reply | permalink )
Airhead

by Meg Cabot
- Rated 5 stars
“This was a really good book about a girl being somewhere in the wrong place at the wrong time. Em Watts is a great character, ready to imblaze her readers into her life as an "airhead" supermodel. But she takes all AP classes, and is in love with video games, specially the one she play with her best friend Christopher Maloney, Journeyquest. Even though she's not that girl anymore. Even though now she's one of *them*, she must convince her true love that "all supermodels are not airheads. Specially one in particular." Great book written by the great Meg Cabot.”

Joshi wrote this review Monday, June 8 2009. ( reply | permalink )
Nineteen Minutes: A novel

by Jodi Picoult
- Rated 5 stars
“I absolutely loved this book! It gripped me and made me cry as if I was sitting right there, hearing Jodi tell me the story herself. Ms. Picoult had entrancing way to capture the attention of a generation of readers and she does it well. She tells the story of misfit Peter Houghton and his troubles at Sterling that soon turns into a school massacre and has the world reeling for answers. Charged with ten murders and nineteen attempted murders, shall we hear how a six year old boy with a Superman lunchbox became an infamous seventeen year old killer?
PS: The end totally caught me off guard!”

Joshi wrote this review Friday, April 10 2009. ( reply | permalink )
The Red Badge of Courage

by Stephen Crane
- Rated 3 stars
“You can tell that the author has a vast amount of literary knowledge; the guy can write!! I loved the figurative launguage and all, but the book seriously did not capture my attention. There was absolutely no action and it dragged on and on. I would most likely never read this book again.”

Joshi wrote this review Tuesday, April 7 2009. ( reply | permalink )
Avalon High

by Meg Cabot
- Rated 4 stars
“Meg Cabot, you've just earned yourself another fan. Beautifully written. I can defiantely tell she went through research to write this book. Well thought out. I would read it again, and I probably will. Praises and cheers to Ms. Cabot for being a superb author!”

Joshi wrote this review Thursday, March 19 2009. ( reply | permalink )
Beastly

by Alex Flinn
- Rated 4 stars
“This was an interesting book. I had a good time reading it. Although the book itself was great, I thought the ending was rushed. I wish Ms. Flinn had prepared that more. I might have even given it a five-star.”

Joshi wrote this review Thursday, March 19 2009. ( reply | permalink )
Soldier's Heart

by Gary Paulsen
- Rated 3 stars
“Too short.”

Joshi wrote this review Friday, January 30 2009. ( reply | permalink )
Eggs

by Jerry Spinelli
- Rated 5 stars
“Very nice story about friendship! I had a nice time reading it, although it was under my reading level.

Recommended age: 8-12”

Joshi wrote this review Thursday, January 15 2009. ( reply | permalink )