The second book in the AbUnIr series, which consists of three books: Abnormal, Unnatural, an Irregular. Most of you have read the summary on Abnormal, the first book. Here is the second book:
Life is not promising for nine young teenagers; Jade, Sondren, Machala, Ashley, Viviane, Ping, Quran, Ophelia, and Percy are enslaved and tortured. Five years ago they were all kidnapped and taken to an institution in woods far away from their homes by an evil genius and his daughter Swarah.
Ponsim, the aforementioned evil genius, has them all working as his slaves because each of them had their own superhuman feature that made them different. Ponsim has sucked away their very identities and put them in the care of an unfortunate young girl named Belinda who is forced to work for Ponsim until he lets her see her parents again.
The nine teenagers must battle for their very lives, but everything is getting worse. Ponsim is bent on taking everything in their world and making it his...and his daughter mysteriously disappears. Will anything help them, or will they be stuck, underground, with a greedy evil scientist as a slave master and starving away while looking for his daughter?
Age recommendation: Ages thirteen and up. Not recommended for people scared of death, murder, vampires, or cannibals.
Saturday, 18 June 2011
Tuesday, 24 May 2011
Home Sweet Home
Emmy Mae is not happy at all when she hears that her cousins Cody, Nick, and Rhino (don't those names sound familiar?) are coming to stay for the summer. Her cousins are weird and act about three years older than they are. This summer will be HORRIBLE.
But her cousin Cody is actually VERY fun! He loves soccer just as much as she does, and he agrees that Rhino and Nick are pure evil. Emmy Mae just might have a new best friend. And after a while, Rhino and Nick turn out to be okay, too.
Her sister Harly is very sick, though, and dies from cancer at the young age of fourteen. Emmy Mae will have to cope with the loss of her favorite sister and her new friends as they head back home. Even the family dog notices the sudden loss of the house's four favorite people.
Will this summer ever get any better, or will Emmy Mae have the worst summer in the history of summers?
There isn't really a certain age for this story. It's just a nice book.
But her cousin Cody is actually VERY fun! He loves soccer just as much as she does, and he agrees that Rhino and Nick are pure evil. Emmy Mae just might have a new best friend. And after a while, Rhino and Nick turn out to be okay, too.
Her sister Harly is very sick, though, and dies from cancer at the young age of fourteen. Emmy Mae will have to cope with the loss of her favorite sister and her new friends as they head back home. Even the family dog notices the sudden loss of the house's four favorite people.
Will this summer ever get any better, or will Emmy Mae have the worst summer in the history of summers?
There isn't really a certain age for this story. It's just a nice book.
Monday, 23 May 2011
Dancer Girl
Kora is a spoiled, snobby girl whose mother owns a dance studio and she IS the best dancer there. (Well, that's what she thinks.) Her older sister and brother help out around the dance studio, too, and in exchange, they get to run the show most of the time, picking out the costumes, toying with the lineup of dances in the recital, and, of course, giving themselves as many solos as they believe are necessary.
But when Romea Bora, her mom's latest boyfriend's daughter, joins the studio after their parents are married, Kora (now Kora Bora, and how she hates that name) has some competition in the studio. Romea is funny, cool, nice, and even better than Kora at dancing, which, Kora thought, was impossible.
It turns out that it was possible.
Kora and Romea settle their differences in a dance, where they can let their feelings out on stage, for their upcoming competition. Will they be able to get along, or will Kora actually have to settle for second place, not only in the judges eyes, but in her mother's?
Age recommendation: Ages 8-15
But when Romea Bora, her mom's latest boyfriend's daughter, joins the studio after their parents are married, Kora (now Kora Bora, and how she hates that name) has some competition in the studio. Romea is funny, cool, nice, and even better than Kora at dancing, which, Kora thought, was impossible.
It turns out that it was possible.
Kora and Romea settle their differences in a dance, where they can let their feelings out on stage, for their upcoming competition. Will they be able to get along, or will Kora actually have to settle for second place, not only in the judges eyes, but in her mother's?
Age recommendation: Ages 8-15
Thursday, 19 May 2011
The Year Rozikyn Left
BJ's life is not turning out as planned. Her weird older brother leaves home, leaving his eight siblings and parents confused and angry. Of course, BJ's parents get into a fight over Rozikyn's random departure, and this leads to a catastrophic family feud, one that BJ's stuck in the middle of!
If her parents don't start "liking each other" again, that means they're going to get a divorce. And sure enough, just two weeks after Rozikyn packed up and left, her parents split up, tearing BJ, her baby brother Nelson, and her one older sister, Angeline, off with her mother, while the other five continue to live with their father.
Life gets complicated for BJ, especially since seventh grade is going to be a major flop unless she can stop getting sent to the principals office! Will her barely nineteen-year-old big brother come back AT ALL, or will he just continue to make things worse? And also, what's going to happen to BJ's mom, who's been going out with some jerk that BJ doesn't even like?
Age recommendation: Ages 12 and up
If her parents don't start "liking each other" again, that means they're going to get a divorce. And sure enough, just two weeks after Rozikyn packed up and left, her parents split up, tearing BJ, her baby brother Nelson, and her one older sister, Angeline, off with her mother, while the other five continue to live with their father.
Life gets complicated for BJ, especially since seventh grade is going to be a major flop unless she can stop getting sent to the principals office! Will her barely nineteen-year-old big brother come back AT ALL, or will he just continue to make things worse? And also, what's going to happen to BJ's mom, who's been going out with some jerk that BJ doesn't even like?
Age recommendation: Ages 12 and up
Thursday, 14 April 2011
Billionaire Academy
A school for children with VERY rich parents.
Nikolikuylika (known to her friends as Nikki) Roberts is a fairly normal girl with a very abnormal name. Except for the fact that her father is one of the richest men in the country. She and her brother, Shaddokabree, (known as Bree) are relaxing over the summer break, living it up, partying, and without a care in the world.
Until their mother showed up.
Their mother (who'd been absent for five years on a business trip) doesn't approve of Nikki and Bree's tutor, MacKenzie Welsh, and so they are enrolled in the most enhancing, most superior, most expensive school in America, Torwell Academy, known to everybody who didn't attend as "Billionaire Academy."
Nikki and Bree soon find friends, some of which include Jasmine Jades, a punk-looking girl who is actually quite nice, Jason and Grey Viernitraz, two quiet, older boys who're friends of Bree's, Alex and Owen Aisles, who are wilder than expected, and Nora Capora, who is quiet, sullen, but has a wonderful smile.
Soon, Jasmine, Jason, Grey, Alex, Owen, and Nora are over the house almost as often as Nikki and Bree themselves! What does their mother think of this school now that it's preppy, wild students are invading her home, refridgerator, and time?
Recommended for ages 13 and up
Nikolikuylika (known to her friends as Nikki) Roberts is a fairly normal girl with a very abnormal name. Except for the fact that her father is one of the richest men in the country. She and her brother, Shaddokabree, (known as Bree) are relaxing over the summer break, living it up, partying, and without a care in the world.
Until their mother showed up.
Their mother (who'd been absent for five years on a business trip) doesn't approve of Nikki and Bree's tutor, MacKenzie Welsh, and so they are enrolled in the most enhancing, most superior, most expensive school in America, Torwell Academy, known to everybody who didn't attend as "Billionaire Academy."
Nikki and Bree soon find friends, some of which include Jasmine Jades, a punk-looking girl who is actually quite nice, Jason and Grey Viernitraz, two quiet, older boys who're friends of Bree's, Alex and Owen Aisles, who are wilder than expected, and Nora Capora, who is quiet, sullen, but has a wonderful smile.
Soon, Jasmine, Jason, Grey, Alex, Owen, and Nora are over the house almost as often as Nikki and Bree themselves! What does their mother think of this school now that it's preppy, wild students are invading her home, refridgerator, and time?
Recommended for ages 13 and up
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