Sticky Notes

Books and Bikinis Reading Challenge - read 10 books about mermaids, the sea, the beach...by the end of the summer! hopefully soon!
(7 out of 10 read)

Please be patient with the fewer and far-between posts....we have a new 'half' born in April and things are slow as we adjust and try desperately for more sleep. (It's a girl!)

Friday, March 5, 2010

Friday Finds (12)


Borderline, by Allan Stratton
An explosive thriller ripped from today's headlines, borderline is the story of a funny, gutsy Muslim-American teen determined to save his father, his family, and his life.






Ivy Tree, by Mary Stewart
Mary Grey has nothing to look forward to except a future as colorless as her name. So if she looks, walks, and smiles so much like the glamorous missing heiress Annabel Winslow, why not be her for a little while? Because fairy tales do not come true...and someone wants Annabel to stay missing.





No Moon, by Irene
If Louisa refuses to go on the voyage, she will be dismissed, and she will never get beyond the working-class life she has escaped from. How Louisa learns self-reliance, overcomes her fears, and goes beyond what is expected of a girl makes No Moon an unforgettable story.





The Poisoned House, by Michael Ford
-no summary available-

2 comments:

mis(h)takes said...

The cover for The Poisoned House is very creepy!

&& I have Borderline on my Friday Finds this week too :D Check it out (http://creativitygone.blogspot.com/2010/03/friday-finds-25.html)

Hirsche Family said...

I love the Ivy Tree by Mary Stewart. Actually all of her books are excellent! The Poisoned House looks cool.