I just realized that I didn't really include information about the books

Title/Series: A Series of Unfortunate Events 

Author: Lemony Snicket

Genre: It's almost realistic fiction, there isn't like magical things just a few things that aren't totally realistic

Rating: I really like the series, it's written in an unusual style that may take a while to get used to. The only thing I didn't like was the last book didn't quite live up to my expectations 

Quote: This series has a lot of great quotes and here are two of them

"Having an aura of menace is like having a pet weasel, because you rarely meet someone who has one, and when you do it makes you want to hide under the coffee table." – Lemony Snicket

"Miracles are like meatballs, because nobody can exactly agree what they are made of, where they come from, or how often they should appear" – Lemony Snicket 

The Adventures of a Girl Called Bicycle by Christina Uss. Ages 8/9+. I loved his book, it was very hilarious, lighthearted, and quirky. A great book for escaping reality. It's about a girl who bikes across the continental U.S. to meet her bicycling idol and escape from a boring summer camp. 

I just read Who Was JFK

Author:  Yona Z. McDonough

Genre: Biography, historical 

Age range: Anyone, it isn't very long and is written plainly but I think anyone could enjoy it

I just finished reading the second book in the Shadow & Bone series, which I am making my way through slowly. 

Title: Seige and Storm

Author: Leigh Bardugo

Genre: Fantasy

Age Range: It's YA, so 13+?

Review: I enjoyed it. It took me a while to get through though. I liked the first book in the series better but I am excited to read the last book next. Overall, I think it's just an average second book, important to the plot of series but nothing really special.f

I just finished The Death Cure, which is the third book in the maze runner series. I also forgot to log when I finished the second book (The Scorch Trials) a few days ago. The whole series was really good and I would definitely recommend it to anyone. It's marked as a young adult novel, but I think as long as you're 10 or 11 and up you could read it. It's pretty sad, though 🙁

Walk Two Moons, by Sharon Creech.  Realistic fiction (?).  5 stars.

I just finished Alex Rider books 11 and 12 and they were SO GOOD but now I'm overdosed on cliffhangers 😛

Fly to the spaceport

The Secret Keepers by Trenton Lee Stewart.  Mystery.  5 stars.  I love this so much.

The Edge on the Sword, by Rebecca Tingle.  Historical fiction. 4 stars.

Raymie Nightengale, by Kate DiCamillo.  Realistic fiction.  3 stars.