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Official release August 24, 2010

Winner of 2010 Newbery Honor

Winner of 2010 Michael L. Printz Honor

Winner of 2010 William C. Morris Honor

Anna says: "The Hunger Games grabbed me as soon as I picked it up! Although it is told from a girl’s perspective, it would definitely be a good read for boys and girls that enjoy action and suspense. I would say that it is an appropriate read for any middle schooler. In The Hunger Games, 16 year old Katniss Everdeen is put into the experience that is the Hunger Games, a fight to the death for 24 kids ages 12-18.  Can she survive the disasters that are thrown to her or will she be lost like so many others in this gripping novel? Read it to find out."

Ali says: "Madison Stanton is dead, trapped in an empty space, alone with only a handful of objects she lost when she was living. Through these objects, she can experience moments of her life, but she always gets sucked back into the darkness of her life after death. Her only hope for escaping the lonely solitude is to discover how she died and let go of the connection between herself and the living world. The Everafter is about the beauty of life, hope, love, death, and letting go of the things you cherish the most. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to read something out of the ordinary and think about it even after they have finished reading the book. The Everafter is told from the perspective of a girl who has just died, and who is surprised to discover that there is still a lot to learn even after you are dead. This is a great book about the afterlife."

Melissa says: "What happens when a tragic accident leaves a young girl living by herself? Aubrey is set with everything she needs: Spaghetti's, TV, and her new pet fish Sammy. Nothing could go wrong; nobody has to know what happened. When Aubrey’s grandmother comes and takes Aubrey to a new place, her healing process begins. Aubrey meets caring characters and truly gets comfortable with her feelings. The only thing that feels right to Aubrey is writing letters. Revealing a little more about the accident, page by page, you love Aubrey from the very start. As Aubrey heals, she becomes faced with the most important decision she will ever make. Aubrey gains life changing knowledge and does not hesitate to turn her life back to where she wants it. Love Aubrey is a touching book that shows the power of love, forgiveness and everlasting friendship. Suzanne LaFleur is a remarkable author that is bound to be great."

Marika says: Shiver is a compelling story full of romance, wolves, and cold weather. After being dragged off her tire swing and attacked by a pack of wolves, Grace's life dramatically changes in the following six years. In those six years, she spends her winters sitting on her porch facing her back yard staring into the woods at the wolf who saved her life. The wolf and Grace develop a bond like no other, but when a fellow student is viciously attacked and killed, Grace discovers secrets about the wolves and the woods she might regret learning. You don’t want to miss this great novel, which is a page turner that will definitely keep you interested.