http://www.hbook.com/2012/07/choosing-books/review-of-the-week/review-of-boy21/ Publications about books for children and young adults Tue, 14 May 2013 17:58:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 http://www.hbook.com/2012/07/choosing-books/review-of-the-week/review-of-boy21/#comment-16500 Becky Tue, 10 Jul 2012 05:54:47 +0000 http://www.hbook.com/?p=14788#comment-16500 This looks like a good one. I am always up for a great sports novel. I am currently reading one by John Heldon titled, "Ark," that is really great- has sort of a "Field of Dreams" feel to it. The book is the first in a trilogy, and I have been searching around for another great sports novel to read to help occupy my time until John's next book comes out. Thank you for suggesting "Boy21." http://www.ivegotafunnystory.com/ This looks like a good one. I am always up for a great sports novel. I am currently reading one by John Heldon titled, “Ark,” that is really great- has sort of a “Field of Dreams” feel to it. The book is the first in a trilogy, and I have been searching around for another great sports novel to read to help occupy my time until John’s next book comes out. Thank you for suggesting “Boy21.”
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]]> http://www.hbook.com/2012/07/choosing-books/review-of-the-week/review-of-boy21/#comment-16474 Mary Anjali Tue, 03 Jul 2012 18:58:11 +0000 http://www.hbook.com/?p=14788#comment-16474 This story sounds intriguing, it reminds me of a story I just read by James Patterson. "Middle School is the Worst Years of my Life," where the boy also has an-alter ego/imaginary friend. Which turns out to be a twin brother that died at the age of 3. The story was weird at first and not extremely enjoyable. Then, once I changed my mind set to a student (in middle school) age, rather than an adult; it brought me back to my childhood. This book, "Boy 21," sounds exciting with the different dimensions, I will have to look it up! This story sounds intriguing, it reminds me of a story I just read by James Patterson. “Middle School is the Worst Years of my Life,” where the boy also has an-alter ego/imaginary friend. Which turns out to be a twin brother that died at the age of 3. The story was weird at first and not extremely enjoyable. Then, once I changed my mind set to a student (in middle school) age, rather than an adult; it brought me back to my childhood. This book, “Boy 21,” sounds exciting with the different dimensions, I will have to look it up!

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