Brandon Jackson as Grover
Alexandria Daddaria as Annabeth
Evermore in 140 characters or less:
The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks in 140 characters or less:
Cassandra Clare posted deleted scenes from City of Glass to her website! http://www.mortalinstruments.com/COGdelete.html
This is the new cover for New Moon, courtesy of the second movie in the Twilight series. Sooo...Jacob looks pretty hot. But seriously, did they even read the book? That pose is way too intimate for their friendship (even if Jacob wants to be more than friends). In my humble opinion, the follwing movie poster would have made for a better, more accurate cover:
Rumors in 140 characters or less:
Undercover in 140 characters or less:
Book of a Thousand Days in 140 characters or less:
Paper Towns in 140 characters or less:
The Hunger Games in 140 characters or less:
City of Ashes in 140 characters or less:
City of Bones in 140 characters or less:
Shift in 140 characters or less:
I wanted to make sure to include the TAYSHAS reading list. If you are looking for a good read, this is the place to start. These are the best books for students in grades 9-12. Every book was published in the last two years and has a positive review from professional review source in addition to the seal of approval from committee members on the Young Adult Round Table of the Texas Library Association.
Thirteen Reasons Why in 140 characters or less:
The Poison Apples in 140 characters or less:
Graceling in 140 characters or less: 
I'm re-reading A Separate Peace by John Knowles because HHS 9th graders read it. I haven't picked up a copy since I was in 9th grade myself. Let me say: it is SO much better this time! Or maybe I'm better: more mature (doubtful), more patient (improbable). Either way, I'm really enjoying this book that I disliked in high school. You're probably thinking, "Great. I'm in 9th grade. I'm not going to like it." But the thing is, you might. Don't worry about having to critique it just yet and get lost in the story of Gene and Finny. Decide if you are more of a Gene or a Finny - that would be a Facebook-worthy personality test. Imagine yourself at the Devon School. (But when it IS time to analyze it for class, come see me. I can't tell you how many times I've said "Ohhhh, I get it now!" in the last few chapters.) Take it from me, a former ASP hater, it's a fantastic book. My opinion has changed so dramatically that I'm considering re-reading books that I disliked the first time around. Maybe I'll try Heart of Darkness again. Or maybe not. "The Horror!"
