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Hello everybody! I know I haven't done any book reviews lately, but I'm really trying right now. But anyways there's other things to know. First off, is that I'm going to transfer to WordPress, after I hit the 1000 view mark. I gave it a lot of thought, and I will do it when the time is right. WordPress is just more professional-looking, and I really like it. But don't worry, I'm going to make a huge celebration post when I hit 1000 views, and I'll put the link so you know where to go. Also, as I said, I'm writing a novel, so I have some bad news. I'm trying to write as much as I can in a day, so I'm going to have to start doing once-a-week posts now until the school year starts. But, on my WordPress blog, the school year will kick off the more frequent blog posts with an epic Space case prediction. That's all, and I hope you guys continue to read my posts.

Hey everybody! So this is going to just be about my thoughts on Space Case, the newest novel by Stuart Gibbs that is coming out September 16th . It's not going to be my prediction, it's just going to be some thoughts on it. Anyways, so basically here's what I think about it. I like the concept of a Space themed novel. I think it will be an exciting book. I also think that the fact that it will be in the future, will be an interesting twist, seeing that it will be one of the few books I've ever read that are placed in the future. I also like the fact that it is placed nicely into the start of the school year, so kids around the U.S. have something to look forward to the school year. OK well those are my thoughts on Space Case, and a full-on prediction will come on the first day of school, well my first day of school. So anyways guys, thanks for visiting, and be sure to buy Space Case by Stuart Gibbs. Keep writing Stu! P.S.- I may switch to a WordPress blog at one poin

  Hello guys! This is an update on what I've been up too for the past week, if any of you are curious. First of all, I've been attending "College for Kids", at a local community college. It's basically a college with kid-like classes. So instead of something like advanced algebra, there are classes like creative writing. And also, if you don't know, I am currently writing a novel, although the topic will not be realeased yet. And lastly, I'm currently reading Spy School...again.... For the fifth time. So that's it, and I hope you guys continue to like my blog. Oh and expect the next post to be a review, book still not determined. Thanks for visiting!

Hey everybody! More announcements/updates, so let's get right to it!  First off, I just wanted to say that I'm going to be trying to write my own novel, and it's going pretty good, I'm almost done with the first few chapters of the first draft. Also, some book reviews are coming out soon, I'm planning to do Middle school #3 featuring Rafe Katchadorian, I'm going to try to get The Last Musketeer series in soon, and I'm going to definitely get CJJ #3 in soon, so I can review CJJ #4 when it comes out. That's it, and thanks for visiting my blog!

If you read I Funny and loved it. Then you will definitely love this book! I Even Funnier By: James Patterson is the hilarious sequel to the award winning book I Funny. Jamie has just been crowned funniest kid in NY! Now he has to prepare for the regional competition in Boston. He's gotta learn every joke in the book. And he has to overcome his fear of stage fright. And also, during all of this, he learns that he has to tutor his brother Stevie. So with his schedule packed as possible, he somehow finds a way to do all of this, and get to go on a movie date with his semi-crush Gilda Gold, Pierce and Gaynor. They have fun, until they realize that Gaynor has stolen the money to buy them stuff. Now they have to make sure Gaynor doesn't get expelled from school. Fortunately, a miracle happens! Uncle Frankie bails Gaynor out, and he is safe. And feeling the momentum, Jamie goes into the Boston competition nervous, but happy. He eventually finds his punch lines, remembers his jokes, a

Hello everybody! I'm sorry for not posting lately, but it's because I was traveling in NYC. I had so much to see, and I just couldn't find enough time to make a quality post. But now I have time, so expect to get back on the post-every-3-to-4-day thing. And here are some cool things I did in NY that are book-related. One day I went to the prestigious Columbia University, and while walking around guess what I saw: Well it was really just a Barnes&Noble inside Columbia University, but I still thought it was pretty cool And also, I've decided to do something to promote none other than Stuart Gibbs. If you go to his website at www.stuartgibbs.com (it's a link) and you go to the tab that says"Get Involved" you'll see many different ways to promote his books. I decided to do one, called the "Switcheroo". It's basically where you arrange his books to stand out. And I decided to do that at a NY Barnes&Noble that was near