Rules to Rock By by Josh Farrar
Summary from back cover:
You'd never guess it now, but Annebelle Cabrera used to be a rock star. And not like her mom or dad called her a "total rock star" after she won a spelling bee or something. She was a real rock star, the bassist of Egg Mountain, the most popular band in the New York music scene. But when her parents uproot her from Brooklyn and move her to Rhode Island so they can record their own album, Annebelle feels lost. Starting a new band isn't as easy as she hoped, the school's rival band is a bunch of bullies, and her parents are so immersed in recording that they're completely neglecting Annebelle and her little brother. How can Annebelle make herself heard.
The reviews on this one are great - unfortunately for me - I have a stack at home that I'm working on, so this one is up for grabs.
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- I'm the school librarian at G.S. Lakie Middle School. As you can see - me, reading and comfy chairs go way back. I still enjoy Asterix and many other graphic novels. My main reason for blogging is for reviewing books for the students and anyone else that might be interested in YA literature.
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If I Stay

If I Stay by Gayle Forman
Wow, Megan thanks for another terrific read! I loved this one. I've bookmarked several pages that I thought were just incredible. Loved this line "Sometimes you make choices in life and sometimes choices make you."
This is a powerful story of friendship, family and love, and how in a blink things can change. I loved the music scene and having lived not far away from Eugene I understand that whole indie music scene that thrives there. I loved how Mia and Adam have such different music tastes and yet can admire and understand each others passion toward their very indivdual talents. I won't bore you with what else I loved about this book instead I'll post the book trailer and the author interview and you can see for yourself what I'm talk'n about.
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Labels:
family life,
friendship,
grade 8+,
life and death,
music
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