"Stunning- A Pretty Little Liars Book" by: Sara Shepard (302 pg.)

This is the 11th book in the "Pretty Little Liars" series. The books in this series tell about the lives of four girls; Hannah, Emily, Spencer, and Aria. 

After the murder of their best friend Ali, the girls begin to get anonymous text messages from someone named "A" threatening to expose not only their darkest secrets but also the secrets of their loved ones. The girls try to keep things together while tracking down A, who is trying to ruin their lives.

I would recommend this series to teenage girls who also enjoy the television show.  

Reviewed by B.B.

Coming Clean by: Ross Jeff (112 pgs.)

After Rob's brother Adam gets him a job filling in for a D.J., Rob thinks nothing can go wrong until the girl of his dreams overdoses on Ecstasy. When Rob finds out that Adam was the one that supplied the Ecstasy the brothers go on the run hiding from the police and trying to get the original DJ to confess what actually happened.

This book is a good book for those who do not enjoy reading. It is extremely short and will get you hooked in and will become impossible to put down.

Reviewed by B.B.

"Skinny" by Donna Cooner (260 pgs)

The word "skinny" written in many different fonts is what pulled me in to read this book.

This story follows Ever Davies, a 302-pound girl with dark secrets. She has many doubts about how people treat her because of the voice named Skinny in her head. After much consideration, Ever goes and gets gastric bypass surgery, which causes her to rapidly lose weight. With the help of her friends and family, Ever keeps at it, losing weight and feeling better about herself as a whole.

This book has been one of my favorites to read because it involves a high-schooler's troubles, which made it very relatable. I recommend this book to anyone who likes fiction or just needs a new book to read.

Reviewed by R.G.