I would consider this series this book, as well as the entire series one of my all time favorites. the characters are very well-developed, especially the main character, who is funny and relatable, but not so much that its inappropriate at the moment. the plot is really good, and the rising action was pleasantly surprising, leaving me wanting to read the next book in the saga immediately after I had read this one. I also loved the way Rick made Grover, Percy Jacksons best friend, into a lovable character that understands what Jackson is going through and sticks with him through it all. incredible book overall, loved it.

Si in this story Greg and his family are finally going to go for a road trip for her grandma a birthday than figures out that there is going to be a gaming convention with his favorite gamer and he really wants to go

Another great book in the series. I think the narrator is amazing. Her voice is great to listen and engaging.

I liked the book.

The second book was better than the first. I couldn’t put it down, I just kept reading and reading and loved every minute of it. Can’t wait for book 3.

This book talks about first when Nate looses his skateboard and then he goes to his scout meeting and finds out that he can win his skateboard back from selling warm fuzzies from a fundraiser and his arch enemy author is there and competes with him and at the end Nate and aurther are tied and the scout commander has to flip the coin to see who wins the skateboard and Nate wins it

Loved reading to my children...........................................................................................................................

A cute clean romance with quirky characters and a little bit of action. The ladies of the blue orchid society are admirable characters and good role models.

Lots of advice about how to lead a country. It does seem like it's trying to teach people how to be dictators, but that doesn't mean it's bad advice.

I love how this is a continuation of the futuristic tale of Cinderella. I love how the author intertwines the main characters from two different fairy tales, this book being mostly about Little Red Riding Hood.