Sasha Shabunin

This play is about two characters; Juliet and Romeo. The whole book is about a love between two people from rival families and how it impacted their life. I think this book was kind of hard to understand at first but once you get going you cant really stop. The plot was great and kept me on my toes; it was interesting to see each character's point of view. I would recommend this book to anyone who is into literature and wants to expand their vocabulary. Its a must read for students and I believe that reading this book is a good learning point.

This book is a very good book for anyone in middle school going into high school. Its a fun read about different society's and community's and how we adapt as humans. Jonas is a boy born into a society that is set with strict rules to keep a constant flow. I do wish that the book was a little longer because I feel like there was more to the story. Other than that, great book and I would recommend to anyone who is looking for a quick and interesting read.

In the book, Long Way Down, A teen boy named Will is set with 3 rules; No crying, No snitching, and Always take revenge. These rules seem to swallow him and become what he follows everyday, especially when he finds out that he had lost his brother to gun violence. I liked the fact that this book was written in verse which makes it a short read and really makes you think about the context of the book. The format reminds me of a different book I read called Forget-Me-Not by Ellie Terry which is a book also written in a poem-like style about a girl with tourettes. Both these books were not only written in verse but had a deep meaning to them and made you feel the emotion in which the book was produced. I would recommend this book to anyone who feels like they might be alone or anyone going through a tough time because the book was quite relatable to me and I'm sure there are others who feel the same way. This is a perfect book for teens and adults and I would highly recommend it.

I would say this is a pretty good book. It talks about the topic of Injustice, Racism, and other things. I feel like there was a lot of unnecessary dialogue that could have been avoided. I feel like this is a big milestone for reading and every person should read it sometime in their lives.