Armageddon’s Children

Armageddon’s Children, by Terry Brooks [Adult Science Fiction]

by Monica, 12th grader

Terry Brooks is known for his Word and the Void and Shannara science fiction books. Armageddon’s Children brings together parts of both series to tell the story of the end of our modern world. It’s a great book that, like its predecessors, is rich in adventure and magic. But it’s also a bold book — one that imagines the worst possible fate, the worst possible consequences for our world today. In so doing, it serves as a warning and a call to action. A wonderful book!

The Wu-Tang Manual

The Wu-Tang Manual, by the RZA [we don't own]
by Ravi, 11th grader

The Wu-Tang Manual introduces the philosophies of the Wu-Tang Clan. It has a plethora of subjects it covers from religion to lyricism. There are many lessons of life to be learnt through the entering anecdotes.

Mister Monday

Mister Monday, by Garth Nix [YA Fiction]

by Katie, 7th grader

I recommend that you read Mister Monday from the series Keys to the Kingdom. It’s about a boy named Arthur and he could see second realm things. He went to the second realm and met a friend to help him defeat Mister Monday.