The School for Good and Evil: The Ever Never Handbook is a backstory and extra information on the amazing series, The School For Good and Evil by Sonam Chainani. It explains some of the different parts of the books, has illustrations of each of the main characters and teachers at the School for Good and Evil, and shows different spells and recipes used in the books. I really liked reading and enjoying this book and I definitely reccomend it to lovers of the School for Good and Evil!!

Yes I have read some of those !!

I really liked Out of my Mind by Sharon Draper and Wonder by R.J. Palacio.

Inside out and Back again by Thanhha Lai was really a very, very good book. It was filled with courage, dreams, compassion and tru family love and loyalty. This is a story about a young girl who's family is forced to move to the United States of AMerica because the Vietnam War is trashing and throwing their homeland into chaos and it is no longer safe. This book tells of how this family makes their way in the U.S, far away from the place they call home.

This story starts when Alanna of Trebond becomes Alan and goes to the palace in Corus, Tortall to become a knight, disguised as a boy. She adventures and perserveres through the lessons in sword play, weaponry, magic and chivarly, making friendships and enemies along the way. This is an amazing book and it is so incredibly inspiring to women who fight and become who they want to be. I thoroughly LOVED reading this book and I think many others would enjoy it as well.

Still disguised as a boy, Alanna of Trebond has reached her knighting ordeal and passes it, revealing her true identity to the people of the palace. All along, she follows the words and actions of her rival enemy, Duke Roger of Conte as he plots against her best friend, Prince Jonathan, his royal family - the King and Queen - and even Alanna herself. She must find a way to stop Roger before he kills her and Jonathan. This is an amazing book of how Alanna finds herself and embraces who she really is a female knight, while trying to save her kingdom and make the choice between love and adventure. This book is incredible!!

The Woman Who Rides Like a Man by Tamora Pierce is the third verse in the Song of the Lioness Series starring Alanna of Trebond, the only female knight in all of Tortall. In this book, Alanna travels with her lifelong guardian and companion, Coram, to a camp of the desert tribe, the Bazhir. Here, after Alanna earns her way as a member of the tribe and even becomes their shaman, she begins teaching three young children with a strong Gift for magic, how to controll and use their powers wisely so someday they may become the shamans of the tribe. This story tells of the adventures, hardships and happiness that Alanna faces as she celebrates her 1 year anniversary of being a knight of Tortall! Just like all the other books in this series, The Woman Who Rides Like a Man is amazing, incredibly well written and full of excitement, courage, friendship and love!

This is the last book in the Willow Falls Series by Wendy Mass. It is a great read and I really enjoyed reading it! It tells the story of Grace, a little girl who finds that she holds the magic for the entire town of Willow Falls. She is gifted with the responsibility of protecting everyone in the town and keeping everything in balance. I reccomend this book to all who have read and loved the begining stories of the Willow Falls Series!