Teenagers Book Reviews
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S.T.A.G.S.
Name: Lorraine Ansell
05 August 2017;Genre: Suspense & Thrillers
Greer MacDonald has won a scholarship to the exclusive STAGS but soon realises that the school is run not by the Friars but by the Medievals, a group of six beautiful but deadly sixth formers. With no friends and shunned by even her room mate, Greer makes the mistake of accepting 'The Invitation'...
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Tender Earth
Name: Rhiannon Cook
01 June 2017;Genre: Personal Growth
Tender Earth is the most important book I have read in a long time. It is a book of self-discovery, not only for the main character, 12-year-old Laila Levenson, but also for the reader. As Leila navigates her way through a changing family life, a new school and new friends, sh...
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Tender Earth
Name: Catherine Purcell
01 June 2017;Genre: Personal Growth
Gentle, beautiful story of Laila Levenson as she struggles to find her place in her family, her friendships and her community.Laila is starting secondary school just as her older brother and sister are leaving home; it's a time of change in the household and Laila is feeling a litt...
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I Hate Myselfie: A Collection of Essays by Shane Dawson
Name: Wesley Age 13
15 May 2017;Genre: Real life
It's hilarious and very relatable to teenagers and if you like Shane Dawson (who you might know from YouTube) you will definitely like this book.
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Geek Girl: Forever Geek
Name: Melanie Chadwick
06 April 2017;Genre: Romance & Relationships
The last episode of the popular Geek Girl books is not a disappointment. With all the fun, heartache, accidents, misunderstandings, random facts and great clothes we associate with the inimitable Harriet Masters. All the great characters we have come to love or loathe over the course of the ser...
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The Nest
Name: Victoria Dilly
06 April 2017;Genre: Family & Home
I wasn't sure what to expect when I started reading The Nest; it sounded a little creepy and I thought I may not enjoy it as 'creepy' isn't normally my genre of choice! However, I was soon hooked on what turned out to be a very well-written story, which kept you on the edge of...
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Waiting for Callback Take Two
Name: Georgie Age 12
22 March 2017;Genre: Friends and family
Overall, the book was fantastic, giving me a realistic insight into Elektra's messed up life. I loved how much detail the authors put into the book, and the depth of which they thought of the characters. I would give the book 5 stars, due to the detail and fun style of the book.
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Waiting for Callback Take Two
Name: Nicola Age 13
21 March 2017;Genre: Friends and family
The characters are very well developed and also unique, an awesome read for any family member, if they're not old, of course.
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Waiting for Callback Take Two
Name: Sammy Age 13
21 March 2017;Genre: Friends and family
The story was clearly thought out well and I could tell the authors found pleasure in writing it. Overall this is an outstanding book.
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Follow Me Back
Name: Tom
19 March 2017;Genre: Real life
This is full of fast benders and U-turn that will always keep you hook. Without the boring "wittering" that most books like this fall into. I like the way that this is told through Facebook chat groups and various points of view from all the main characters.
