A very fun read for anyone who enjoyed Danny Phantom growing up. Definitely hope they'll continue this series of comics.

Seven Days in June is sexy, smart, and achingly real. Eva and Shane’s second-chance love story pulses with heat and heartbreak, but it’s their emotional scars—addiction, illness, abandonment—that make the connection unforgettable. Tia Williams writes with wit and soul, blending laughter with pain in a way that feels deeply human. It’s a romance, yes—but it’s also a reckoning.

This one has that slow burn that simmers! It’s spicy, sweet, and rooted in deep emotional truths. The character growth, the passion, the unapologetic Black love—it all hits just right. A standout in the series for sure.

I found this book located in the adult section. However, the author's writing style is appropriate for junior high school students. This book is a great introduction to one of America's disgraceful acts, as told by an eyewitness to history.

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is the second book in the series. In this book Harry Potter goes to his second year at Hogwarts. An elf comes to visit Harry to tell him that he should not return to Hogwarts that year. Warning him that his second year at Hogwarts would be trouble. I enjoyed reading this book and would rate it a five.

Karen M McManus never fails to amaze with her books. One of us is next is the second book after One of us is lying. Her writing truly captured how I think everyone felt during those moments of tension and mystery while solving the murder. I loved this book

Rules of Civility is a story about the lives of a few young people making their way through New York by varying means. One chooses to attach themselves to a person of means, one chooses to eschew the help from family back home, and one chooses to go where the wind takes them. I was quite surprised at how much I enjoyed the book.

Once gain the storyline climaxes and builds on from the previous books in the series. Without giving to much I would like to say that it keeps you surprised and amazed at the contents of its creative descriptive writing. I can imagine the story come to life.

I've always wanted to read this book and now that I have, I have to say I wish I'd read it sooner. Stargirl is an unusual character but I really appreciated how she managed to bring the entire school together and make life a little bit better if only it was for a little while. I also related to Leo about his debate between Stargirl or being liked by the other students. Overall, this was a really touching novel and I will definitely read Love, Stargirl to know more about her character.

Less funny than the first one, but still a good romance with a fair amount of tension that kept it interesting.