What We Saw at Night by Jacquelyn Mitchard

Name: Naorin Hossain Grade Level: 11
Title & Author: What We Saw at Night by Jacquelyn Mitchard
Impression: Good
Recommend: Yes

Favorite Part: My favorite part is when Allie first catches a glimpse of the possible murder in the apartment because that instigates all the action and crime in the book.
Favorite Character: My favorite character was Juliet because she is such a mysterious character. I love the motto she lives by: Everybody dies but not everybody really lives. She lives on the edge of danger but there is a lot she keeps hidden inside of her that leads her to cross the line with danger.
Summary: Allie, Rob, and Juliet suffer from XP - a skin disease that prevents them from going out in the sun. Basically, they are children of the night. One day while enjoying their new hobby - parkour - Allie sees what appears to be a murder through a window. When she goes to the police about this, they don't find anything and she is almost killed in an accident by the man she thinks is the murderer. So begins the fight to save herself and her best friend Juliet who appears to have mysterious ties to this man.

Finally (Willow Falls #2) by Wendy Mass

What did you read?
This book is by Wendy Mass. It has 296 pages and his funny.he is okay when she calls. For example,Rory's best friend is like her mom. She always asks her mother if I don't really like the ending much.

What is it about:    
Rory Swenson has been waiting her whole life to turn twelve.She has a list to prove it.Whenever Rory asks her parents for something they always say when you're twelve. This story is about growing up even when the universe seems to be telling you to wait.

Favorite Part:
My favorite part was when Rory was babystting an "innocent" girl. The girl was turning the clock back every time Rory went to the bathroom so the girl wouldn't go to sleep at 8:30.

Recommendation:  I recommend this book to anyone who likes realistic fiction and mystery in one book mixed together.

Written by Zara K. of Huber Street School