Divergent

Beatrice has a choice. As a sixteen-year-old, she may choose what faction she will live in for the rest of her life. She can choose; Candor, the honest, Amity, the peaceful, Dauntless, the brave, Erudite, the intelligent, or her parent's faction, Abnegation, the selfless. Every minute after she makes her choice throws her world into turmoil, and she can't turn back now. She must keep a secret hidden, a secret that could destroy her, and try to be initiated into her new faction with her new friends. I loved this book, and the story is so fast-paced that I couldn't put it down. I can't wait until the next book, Insurgent, comes out.

Erin
For Young Adults
496 pages

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Eon

A dragoneye is a man who can harness the power of the dragon that chose him, and use it to help the empire. This is what 12-year-old Eon wants to be more than anything else. This year is the year of the Rat Dragon, and the old apprentice will become the dragoneye; the new child will be chosen by the dragon after an exhibition of what they learned. There are twelve dragons, but the Mirror Dragon has disappeared for the last 500 years. But there is one thing that the emperor hasn't been expecting...the 12-year-old boy is really a 16-year-old girl named Eona. She will have to fight to be chosen, because not only is she a girl, but she is also crippled. Can she be chosen?

Erin
For Young Adults
544 pages

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The Giver

This book is about a world where there are no problems. Everything is perfect, and everything is the same. There is no war. There is no pain. But when Jonah is given his job by the Chief Elder, he is chosen to get special training. The Giver holds memories of colors, and happiness. But he also has memories of war. Jonas begins to see the truth, and cannot go back. He must choose. This book was required reading, but is intresting and shows what life could be like...and why it shouldn't be that way.

Erin
For Young Adults
208 pages

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The Lost Hero

The new book about the Greek gods and Camp Half-Blood. But this time with a twist. Jason wakes up not knowing who he is, or who anyone around him is. But they all remember him. Then after a fight where his teacher is taken away, he is taken to Camp Half-Blood, the camp for demigods. He speaks Latin instead of Greek, he calls the gods by their Roman names. He and his friends have to find out what is going on, save a goddess and his friend Piper's father, and learn where Percy, the son of Posidon is. And by the way...could there be a Roman camp for children like Jason, or is he the only one?

Erin
576 pages
For ages 9-12
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Fallen

Luce Price is at the boarding school Sword & Cross, where they only have one phone call a week, and cameras everywhere. There's a boy, Daniel Grigori who seems familiar to her. Amazingly familiar. It's love at first sight... except he doesn't want to have anything to do with her, and seems to want to be as far away from her as possible. What she wants to know is why he is so nice, then pushes her away, and she is willing to do anything to find out why...
This book is really intresting, and I don't want to give too much away, but this is a story of a tragic love that happends over and over, but always has had the same ending. Until now.

Erin
496 pages
For Young Adults

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Graceling

Rare people in Katsa's land have an extreme skill, called a Grace. It varies from person to person, and most kings keep them close. They are easy to recognize because they have two different colored eyes, but it can take a while to develop. When Katsa was eight, she killed a man with her bare hands when he tried to attack her. The king believes her Grace is killing, so brings her to the palace and has her work on control, and forces her to hurt people for him. When she tries to rescue someone, she meets another man that seems to be like her, Prince Po. That meeting turns her world upside down and learn the terrible secret of a king, what her Grace means, what it is to have friends, and how it feels to be a teacher and helper, instead of destroying. This book is a great story.

Erin
For Young Adults
480 pages

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New Year

It's time to say goodbye to 2010.

The year was great. But now it is

that time again to switch over to

the new year...

2011. This year will have

good times and all through it,

I hope everyone will have

an outstanding year

of happiness. :)

Merry Christmas!!

Merry Christmas to all! I will hopefully be getting very active on the blog and posting a bunch of books between now and 2011. But, Merry Christmas, I hope you had a wonderful day, and if you don't celebrate Christmas, I hope whatever you celebrate was great.

Prophecy of the Sisters

Lia and her twin sister Alice have a problem. Their father has died, and with the death, a prophecy is revealed. One of the twins is good, the other evil. One is the guardian, the other is the gate. The problem is that there will be a twist along the way, changing everything that Lia thought. This book is amazing, and is good to dive into. I really enjoyed reading this book, and you may be able to make a theory about what might happen, or maybe you won't! :)

Erin

For Young Adults

368 pages

Happy Thanksgiving!

Hi everyone! I know I haven't been on recently, but I'm going to try to fix that, and be on at least once a week. I'll try. But anyways, HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE! I hope you had a great day! :)