This book was so sad and it was hard to think that this happened not too long ago. This book was about a Jewish boy name Moishe who is taken to a camp during the holocaust and ripped from his family. The book was written as if it was only his thoughts and not his actions, I liked the way it was written and would recommend.

This book was not for me. I found it very boring and very confusing because it seemed out of order and not much description so it was difficult to read. It was a 2/5 for me so I bailed on this book. At times the book didn‘t have much description of what was happening so it was hard to understand what was happening later in the book, other that that I like the plot but wouldn‘t recommend.

This book was a 4/5 for me. It was a good book and I do recommend this book for a good fast read. The part that I didn‘t really like was when some parts in the book took to long to explain and other times it was too short.

Tippi and Grace are twins. Conjoined twins. Joined at the hip and share one pair of legs. The girls are very expensive and is making them have to go to public school due from lack of money. They have met two new people Yasmeen and Jon; which Grace has fallen in love with. Later the sisters have decided to create a documentary for the money they need and while filming the girls become sick.

Joseph‘s little sister and mother died from a disease, later his father died from a wagon crash. He now only has is best friend; his horse Sarah.
The man he‘s staying with sells Sarah for money from a horse trader and now Joseph needs to get her back.

I really enjoyed this book even though it‘s not what I expected or the type of writing that isn‘t really my style. The book was a pretty fast read and is definitely something I would recommend, it did get concussing sometimes when something big or quite important happens. The author (or Timmothy writing in his journal) didn‘t give much information when the big things happen so it gets you thinking.

Matt has been diagnosed with cancer since the early years of elementary school, he hates cancer and hospitals. He would rather be with his best friend Jesse and wishes to spend more time with his grandpa which is no longer around.
Matt has been fighting off the cancer for some time now but it has returned, so he would rather die doing something that he loved than in a hospital. So he does why he always wanted to do: climb a mountain.