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The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has pledged $1.2 million in support for national poliomyelitis (polio) vaccination campaigns across Central Asia to fight the first outbreak of polio in the region since 2002.
"Working together we can, and must, make sure that each child is immunized and thus protected from polio," said Deputy Regional Director of the USAID Mission for Central Asia Erin E. McKee about this initiative.
Washington, DC - The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has made its first award under the new Emergency Food Security Program. This nearly $5 million grant to Mercy Corps, a U.S. non-governmental organization, will help them assist 130,000 individuals affected by drought by providing them with locally purchased food and vouchers for the purchase of food in local markets.
WASHINGTON D.C. - The United States supports international efforts to facilitate peace and order in the Kyrgyz Republic and the affected border regions of Uzbekistan and supports the provision of humanitarian assistance coordinated by the United Nations and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe. As a key part of these efforts, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has provided $24.6 Million to assist the people of the Kyrgyz Republic during this humanitarian crisis.
Washington, D.C. - This week in Kabul, Development Alternatives, Inc. (DAI) terminated 10 employees including several engineers and other staff members after months of investigation. DAI Afghanistan is a contractor with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).
WASHINGTON, DC - Today at the announcement of the 2010 World Food Prize winners, Secretary Hillary Clinton, Secretary Tom Vilsack and USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah outlined the Feed the Future research strategy, which includes a new partnership between the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Ten thousand people around the globe took part in a recent on-line brainstorming event organized by the U.S. Agency for International Development. USAID hosted Global Pulse 2010 from March 29-31 to generate discussion of critical global issues and ideas. According to a just-completed analysis people from nearly every country on earth logged on.
Dr. Rajiv Shah, Administrator for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), will discuss the Haiti recovery effort as the six-month anniversary of the earthquake approaches, including both success stories and remaining challenges.
WASHINGTON, DC - A delegation of Russian maternal and child health experts has just met with their USAID counterparts to discuss bilateral collaboration on key MCH issues.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The 2010 World Cup "kicks off" tomorrow, and as the world watches and cheers on their respective teams, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) continues to use sports as a means to promote understanding and peace in the developing world. For many years, soccer (or football as it is known in the rest of the world) has been an integral part of the work that is done by USAID.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - This morning, the new Afghanistan mission director for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), Earl W. Gast, was sworn in. Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah presided over the event and administered the oath.
"The Government of Afghanistan and USAID are partnering on critical development issues. It requires that we send only our best and brightest, and Earl truly represents both," said Administrator Shah.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - June 9, 2010 - Dr. Rajiv Shah, USAID Administrator, made the following statement on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Pride Month:
Seattle/Washington, D.C. - The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) today announced a $10 million incentive fund to jumpstart financial services by mobile phone in Haiti and expedite the delivery of cash assistance to victims of the country's devastating earthquake by humanitarian agencies. This initiative lays the foundation for advanced banking services that could help millions of Haitians lift themselves out of extreme poverty.
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania - As part of the ongoing commitment to support Africa's educational system, the U.S. Government, through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), will host the Africa Regional Education Workshop in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, on June 6-9. The workshop will feature His Excellency Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, President of the United Republic of Tanzania, His Excellency Amani Abeid Karume, President of Zanzibar, opening remarks by Ambassador Alfonso E. Lenhardt, U.S.
Washington, DC – The U.S. Agency for International Development recently held its third annual conference to provide small business leaders an opportunity to hear about how they can participate in development assistance programs. USAID's Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization (OSDBU) arranged the May 27 meeting around the theme, "USAID and Small Businesses: Expanding the Diversity of our Partners."
Sabrina M. Segal, an Attorney Advisor at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), was among those who received the first-ever Causey Award by Federal News Radio today for her outstanding contributions to the Human Capital Management field in 2009.
Last week in Kabul Ahman Samim Sediqi, an Afghan citizen working on a community development project funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), was arrested by Afghan law enforcement authorities, announced USAID Acting Assistant Inspector for Investigations Dona M. Dinkler. USAID's Office of Inspector General (OIG) in Kabul assisted with the investigation that led to the arrest.
Washington, DC – Dr. Rajiv Shah, the head of the United States Agency for International Development, today outlined the U.S. government's new architecture for food security and officially released the Feed the Future Guide, the implementation strategy for the Obama Administration's global hunger and food security initiative.
JUBA, SUDAN – The U.S. Government, acting through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), today launched a new agricultural program in partnership with the Government of Southern Sudan (GOSS). The launch ceremony was led by the Minister of Regional Cooperation, General Oyai Deng Ajak; the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF), Dr. Samson L. Kwaje; USAID Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah; U.S. Chargé d'Affaires Robert E. Whitehead; and USAID/Sudan Mission Director William Hammink.
WASHINGTON, DC - United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah will make his first trip to Africa as Administrator today, visiting both Kenya and Sudan. During his six-day visit he will focus on the development and progress of President Obama's Global Health Initiative and Food Security Initiative, while gaining a deeper understanding of U.S. bilateral and regional investments in agriculture, health, and democracy and governance. He will engage with USAID and U.S.
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) hosted a diverse group of private sector representatives in San Salvador today, encouraging them to join the sea turtle conservation effort. Sea turtles, which are an endangered species, nest along the Salvadoran coastline.
U.S. Embassy Charge d'Affaires Robert Blau and representatives from USAID participated in a breakfast with business leaders and members of environmental conservation groups, along with two special guests: Biologist Wallace J. Nichols and Oceanographer and Environmental Economist Fabien Cousteau (grandson of Jacques Cousteau, the celebrated French sailor and researcher).
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Fund Raising for Operation Onesimus
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The Bethezer Dorms in Phnom Penh provide a safe living environment for students pursuing postsecondary education in the Cambodian capital. An emergency fund to provide food for the poorest students had become depleted resulting in poor health and malnutrition amongst the most economically vulnerable. Two students had withdrawn from the university and returned to their […]
White Fields program in Cambodia
Since 1976, the Williamsburg Christadelphian Foundation (WCF) has provided resources beyond the scope typically addressed by individual Christadelphian congregations. The Williamsburg name comes from the fact that the idea for a Foundation originated in that Virginia city (chartered in the state of Virginia in 1976). It is Christadelphian, as the articles of incorporation state the […]
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On our own we do try to follow up the task given by Jesus Christ to all his followers. Living in isolation recognising the isolation of so many in ancient times we can put hope form their work and their strong will to continue to do the work of God. Though isolated from brethren and […]
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In the preceding articles we looked at the reasons why it is not so goo to have one person to be in isolation. We also argued that the person or persons living in isolation should know and feel they are not on their own. In a way it might be the task for those who […]
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Jesus also warned his followers it would not be easy. We as followers of the Nazarene rabbi should know that our life will not be as everything in the garden would be lovely. It's not all roses there. Christ told us not to be of the world but to stand strong in that world which […]
Being in isolation #5 Isolated Biblical figures and Confessional isolation
A demographic isolation is what comes not only to the Belgian Christadelphians but to many of this faith group because there are just not enough Christadelphians all over the world. That is a fact we do have to live with. The small numbers of areas in which Christadelphians are located with congregations and the movement […]
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Tragically, the simple words "Christ died for us" (Rom. 5:8) have been grossly misunderstood as meaning that Christ died instead of us. There are a number of connections between Romans 5 and 1 Cor. 15 (e.g. v. 12 = 1 Cor. 15:21; v. 17 = 1 Cor. 15:22). "Christ died for us" (Rom. 5:8) is […]
Faith coming by hearing and sent preacher gift from God
"Faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God." (Rom. 10:17) The Apostle Paul in this verse tells us that no one can believe unless they hear. In the same context, he also says that no one can hear unless "a preacher" is "sent." (vss. 14,15) Thus, without question the "sent preacher" is […]
A Father Who begat a son
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Application of old pagan concept of trinity
Many who believe in the trinity are surprised to learn that the idea of divine beings existing as trinities or triads long predated Christianity. Yet the evidence is abundantly documented. So let us have a look at some of the evidence. Marie Sinclair, Countess of Caithness, in her 1876 book Old Truths in a New […]
Over de overbodigheid van een faculteit theologie
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A Progressive Call to Arms
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First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Socialist. Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Trade Unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out— Because…American Christianity no longer resembles its Founder
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Today's guest-speaker looking at Psalm 37 knows that there are times in our lives when we are called to speak up and let our voices be heard, but also times to be silent. The psalms of David may sound great in our ears and get us carried away in service showing our love for God […]
Psalm 37 Humble inheriting the earth
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"The humble shall inherit the earth." (37:11) In the short run, the kind of assertiveness that edges towards arrogance gets results, but one can get the same results from being confidently humble. An example: An arrogant person will push his way to the front of a group of people to…How to Live Beyond the Ordinary
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I read somewhere of someone asking how to make her life extraordinary. Is your life ordinary? Mine too. The good thing with life is we are all born ordinary. Yes, others may have been born with a silver spoon in their mouth, but that does not make them extraordinary. Outwardly,…Seven lights or basic emotions
Next the artisans fashioned the Table of 12 loaves. After this, Moses threw gold for the Candelabrum into the furnace, and G-d fashioned the Candelabrum.Seven Ways to Light up the World וַיַּעַשׂ אֶת הַמְּנֹרָה זָהָב טָהוֹר וגו': (שמות לז:יז) [G-d] made the Candelabrum out of pure gold. Exodus 37:17 The Candelabrum, the source of light […]
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+ | This book is a good book because it is very clever. My favorite character is Asterix because he is cunning. This book is for anyone 8 and up. | ||
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+ | This book is a good book because it is funny. Asterix is my favorite character because he gets put into a lot of trouble. I think this book is for anyone 8 and up. | ||
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+ | This book is also a humor filled book. My favorite character is Asterix because he is clever. I think this book is for anyone 8 and up. | ||
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+ | *[http://aries.jmrl.org/search/t?obelix+and+co'''''Obelix and Co'''''] by Rene Goscinny | ||
+ | I liked this book because it is full of humor. My favorite character is Asterix because he is funny. I recommend this book to all kids ages 8 and up. | ||
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Article in Young Adult Fiction category.
Book, movie, and CD reviews that have been written by teens participating in the 2011 Teen Summer Reading Program, "You Are Here." Posted with permission of the reviewers.
Ratings are on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the best.
Book Reviews
Five Stars
KC's mom is getting married to the president. The people and the press know everything about their intimate wedding and honeymoon. KC and Marshall use their sleuthing skills to figure out how all the top secret info if getting outside of the White House. I recommend this book for anyone who loves a good mystery.
Review by Jackson, grade 6
I LOVED THIS BOOK! You would think that by looking at it that it would be boring, but it's really not. This book explains all the back stories of the Vampires and Wolves of the Twilight books. I discovered a lot of new things about Alice and James and a bunch of other Vampires. You can't really have a favorite character because all the back stories make you feel sorry for all of them. Well maybe not all of them, some of their back stories gave them no reason to be hateful. I don't want to give out any information because there might be some out there who haven't read the books yet (seeing the movies do not count). I would recommend this book for major fans of Twilight or people who are interested in becoming an author. The beginning of the book is a conversation with Stephenie Meyer's favorite author, Shannon Hale. This book also includes some art sent in by fans, a playlist and quotes that connect to the songs, time lines, different covers from all around the world, outtakes, and frequently asked questions. This book is the best thing to get if you want to know about all about the Twilight books.
Review by Marlayna, grade 6
I found this book very informative. It was exactly what I was looking for as a health book. I learned about the disease without the book being too advanced, and without losing interest. It wasn't gory, but some things in the book did cause it to be placed in YA. Overall, it was interesting and I learned a lot about the disease.
Review by Hannah, grade 8
Airborn was wonderful. There was plenty of emotion in the main character, Matti, which I liked. The book is steampunk, and a mixture of sci-fi, fantasy, romance, and historical fiction. The characters were original, interesting, and fully developed. However, sometimes it was hard to read because of long descriptions. The book also includes action, adventure, and suspense. I would highly recommend it.
Review by Hannah, grade 8
As the Baudelaire orphans battle to keep from the clutches of Count Olaf several accidents occur. A harpoon gun is fired accidentally,a fake trial is held, and a judge is kidnapped. Count Olaf frames the Baudelaires for the crime and manages to escape a burning down hotel with the Baudelaires and with a very dangeous fungus.
Review by Catherine, grade 7
- The Cat Who . . . series by Lillian Jackson Braun
These are the coolest books in the universe. I would recommend these books to anyone who likes mystery, humor, and of course cats!
Review by Shelia, grade 8
- Monster High by Lisi Harrison
It starts with Melody and Frankie as new girls and learning to fit in at the high school. Melody is a normal girl in an area that is filled with Monsters, though people don\'t know that. Frankie was created by her parents and is one of the monsters, but she just wants to be who she is not some put on person. Her naivete coupled with her pop culture knowledge made her a great character to watch develop. Melody on the other hand was an ordinary girl until her father helped her along with some cosmetic surgery, now she is the girl all the girls are jealous of at her new school and this causes problems. Not to mention the one guy she is interested in seems to have two very different sides. There has been recent Monster Sightings in Oregan. Melody thinks that the guy she likes is in very close connections with them. Melody and Frankie have a time they meet but they don\'t really pay attention to each other until something weird happens in Merston High (the school they go to). This story is very funny and interesting. It will keep you hooked to the book.
Review by Annesha, grade 6
- The Dark and Deadly Pool by Joan Lowery Nixon
I love Joan Lowery Nixon's books. She's such a lovely, well descriptive writer. I love how she makes me want to keep reading right from the beginning. She has a little bit of everything romance, humor, and suspense. Another thing I like is each of her books has a meaning. I learn from her books even if I don't realize what I've learned until the end. Sometimes I don't realize the meaning until the end. That's why I like her books.
Review by Allison, grade 10
- Going Postal by Terry Pratchett
I liked Going Postal because it shows Moist von Lipwig, the main character, shifting from an uncaring swindler to a compassionate man who cares for and loyally supports his friends and employees. At the end of the book, he makes a choice that brings down a bad regime but saves lives and supports his friends.
Review by Sharon, grade 12
- The Mysterious Benedict Society by Trenton Lee Stuart
I loved the book because it is about friendship and an undercover mission that brings four children together. My favorite character was Reynie because he is so smart but nice and thoughtful. I also like Kate because she is so resourceful. I think that boys and girls ages 10 or up would like this book, but if you are like the four main characters: Reynie, Sticky, Kate, or Constance, meaning you are very gifted, I would say you could read it even if you are younger.
Review by Emily, grade 9
- The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of her Own Making by Catherynne M. Valente
This book is an interesting reflection of supernatural myths and legends from many places. Its vivid description of Fairyland and the style of its writing draw the reader in to follow September, the main character, on her journey.
Review by Sharon, grade 12
- Stolen by Vivian Vande Velde
This book is interesting and well-written - starting with a girl who doesn't remember anything about her past or herself, and following her events as she tries to remember who she is - and eventually she does, in a shocking twist.
Review by Sharon, grade 12
- A Spy in the White House by Ron Roy
KC's mom is getting married to the president. The people and the press know everything about their intimate wedding and honeymoon. KC and Marshall use their sleuthing skills to figure out how all the top secret info if getting outside of the White House. I recommend this book for anyone who loves a good mystery.
Review by Jackson, grade 6
- The Twilight Saga: The Official Illustrated Guide by Stephenie Meyer
I LOVED THIS BOOK! You would think that by looking at it that it would be boring, but it's really not. This book explains all the back stories of the Vampires and Wolves of the Twilight books. I discovered a lot of new things about Alice and James and a bunch of other Vampires. You can't really have a favorite character because all the back stories make you feel sorry for all of them. Well maybe not all of them, some of their back stories gave them no reason to be hateful. I don't want to give out any information because there might be some out there who haven't read the books yet (seeing the movies do not count). I would recommend this book for major fans of Twilight or people who are interested in becoming an author. The beginning of the book is a conversation with Stephenie Meyer's favorite author, Shannon Hale. This book also includes some art sent in by fans, a playlist and quotes that connect to the songs, time lines, different covers from all around the world, outtakes, and frequently asked questions. This book is the best thing to get if you want to know about all about the Twilight books.
Review by Marlayna, grade 9
- The Name of this Book is Secretby Pseudonymous Bosch
This book is one of the most exciting and most intriguing books I have ever read. It's full of action, humor, and suspense which kept my eyes glued to the book until I got to the last page. What really makes this book special is how it is told. The narrator refuses to tell much about any of the characters and constantly thinks about how he really shouldn't be telling you this story, but surprisingly it makes the book even more wonderful. I recommend this book to anyone who loves suspense and wants to read a book like they have never read before.
Review by Clare, grade 7
- Princess Testby Gail Carson Levine
The Princess Test is an awesome book. It's about this super-sensitive girl. She has to have everything just so, which comes in handy when she ends up at a castle, taking a test to decide if she's fit to be the prince's wife. Gail Carson Levine is a really cool author. She adapts fairy-tales and adds details and twists. They are always funny and interesting. Her books are great reads. Some titles include Ella Enchanted, Fairest, Cinderellis and the Glass Hill, and Princess Sonora and the Long Sleep, or Cinderella, Snow White, Cinderella again, and Sleeping Beauty. I totally recommend her books!
Review by Caroline, grade 7
- Asterix and the Soothsayer by Rene Goscinny
I think this book is great because it is full of humor. My favorite character is Asterix because he is smart. This book is for anyone who can read and love fighting humor.
Review by Ishpreet, grade 7
- The Candy Shop War by Brandon Mull
I think The Candy Shop War is an amazing book filled with action and magic. The main character, Nate, is my favorite character because no matter what happens, he won't give up. I also think this book is for anybody 9 and up.
Review by Ishpreet, grade 7
- The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
This book is told from an interesting viewpoint, detailing one girl's struggle to survive in Nazi Germany during World War Two. From the start this book pulls the reader into the main character's world.
Review by Sharon, grade 12
- Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman
This book is cleverly written and commentates in a funny and sometimes disparaging way on humans, religion and the world. Though possibly offensive to religion, this book is still a good read.
Review by Sharon, grade 12
Maskerade by Terry Pratchett
One of Terry Pratchett's funny and well-written Discworld novels, Maskerade deals with Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg as they go to the city to find Agnes Nitt, who is singing for the opera. Like all of Pratchett's books, Maskerade is funny but has a serious theme.
Review by Sharon, grade 12
Carpe Jugulum by Terry Pratchett
Like all of Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels, Carpe Jugulum is cleverly hilarious. The witch Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg have to deal with modern vampyres that aren't easily defeated. Like all his Discworld books, Pratchett uses fantasy and humor to convey a serious theme.
Review by Sharon, grade 12
- Regarding the Bees by Kate Klise
Wow! The Regarding the... series is AWESOME!!! It's a series of scrapbooks, journals, letters, etc. that tell a story. The main characters, in regarding the bees, are a 7th grade class and a substitute named Florence Waters, a famous fountain designer. When the bees arrive, will this class be ready?
Review by Caroline, grade 8
- Libyrinth by Pearl North
An interesting book about reconciliation of cultures, Libyrinth is a good read for any fan of literature. It tells the story of Haly, who can hear the words in books, and her friends as they try to stop the Eradicants.
Review by Sharon, grade 12
- Leviathan by Scott Westerfeld
This steampunk novel combines past and future as it tells the stories of Deryn Sharp, a girl who dresses up as a boy to be a midshipman on a hydrogen-breathing fabricated creature, and Aleksandr, the runaway heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary and its walking machines. Westerfeld tells the story of World War I as it might have been.
Review by Sharon, grade 12
- The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
Gripping, frightening, and occasionally beautiful, The Hunger Games throws the reader into a world where children are not safe and death is a form of entertainment. I loved this book and could not put it down in the short time it took me to read it. A page turner and a story that kept me up thinking about the characters and their struggles as they fought for life, love and rebellion. Slightly controversial, recommend for anyone over the age of 14 or 15.
Reviewed by Mary, grade 11
- Paper Towns by John Green
Paper Towns is a wonderful mix of adventure, mystery, and classic high school moments. John Green has an exceptional way of making the characters realistic and unique at the same time. The story changes constantly from lighthearted to gripping to over the top funny without breaking pace of the mystery that is Margo Roth-Speigleman. Recommended for girls and boys, and adults over the age of 13.
Reviewed by Mary, grade 11
- Maximum Ride: Angel Experiment by James Patterson
I REALLY enjoyed this book! It constantly had me on the edge of my seat! With never a dull moment throughout the entire book! This book is a must read for anyone who enjoys a mixture of action, science fiction, and even a little romance. This book is extremely entertaining and one of Patterson's best!
Review by Abby, Grade 6
- The BFG by Roald Dahl
The BFG was about a little girl name Sopie. She was kidnaped by a Giant. The Giant took her to Giant Land. He was nice but the rest of them weren't. All the other giants got caught and the BFG lived in England with Sopie.
Review by Mariah, grade 7
I loved this book, because I learned courage and can see how the main character change her characteristic. My favorite character was Zachariah, he is very kind and brave. My least favorite character is Captain Jaggery. He pretend he is generous and he tries to kill Charlotte. I think the people who likes mystery books will love to read this book.
Review by EunYoung, grade 8
- Someone to Love Me by Anne Schraff
Someone to Love Me is an excellent book. As a reader, I feel as though this book taught trust. Not only trusting your own heart but everyone around you. This book is great for young girls who are entering junior high or high school. They will learn that you are your own judge in life and about the power of saying no in a situation. I rate this book a 4.5/5 and recommend it to readers all over.
Review by Catherine, grade 11
- The Clique by Lisi Harrison
When Claire Lyons and her family moves to Westchester, New York from Orlando, Florida, the young girl cannot imagine the lifestyle she is about to embark on. Due to an old friendship between her father, Jay, and a wealthy old college friend, Mr. Block, the Lyons family moves into the Blocks' guest house until they can afford to buy a property of their own. Upon seeing the luxurious home of the Blocks, complete with servants, a huge pool and personal driver, Claire realizes that she is in a whole new league. When Claire meets Massie Block she is thrilled to make a new friend. After all, she and Massie are the same age and will both be attending the prestigious Octavian Day School. Unfortunately, Massie makes it clear that she wants nothing to do with Claire and that she has her own elite circle of friends. Massie is all about her girlfriends - Alicia, Kristen and Dylan. Together, the four girls rule Octavian Day School and are considered the most glamorous, popular and envied seventh graders. Decked out in designer clothes, these girls consider shopping an art form and are quick to gossip and place their peers on the out list. Although Claire is desperate to fit in and become a part of Massie's group, she is brutally shunned by the girls. As the ringleader, Massie makes it clear to her clique that Claire is persona non grata. They engage in cruel tactics such as smearing red paint on the butt of Claire's jeans, ignoring her presence and throwing food at her. As Claire struggles to find a place for herself in her elite new surroundings she finds a way to turn the tables on Massie and create some friction in Massie's social whirl
Reviewed by Annesha, grade 6
- Uglies by Scott Westerfeld
If you enjoyed the Hunger Games trilogy or into science-fiction novels, then this first book of three is perfect for you. Set in the future about a girl named Tally, the book focuses on her difficult process of turning pretty - what all 16-year-olds are turned to by the government. However, after meeting a friend named Shay, her dream of turning pretty is changed forever.
A thriller of adventure and suspense - a must read for the summer!
Review by Anonymous
- The Calculus Affair by Herge
I would highly recommend the book The Calculus Affair by Herge. When the professor Calculus is kidnapped for his knowledge of a mysterious weapon, it's up to intrepid reporter Tintin and his faithful dog Snowy and his friend Captain Haddock to save him. I would recommend this fast-paced graphic novel to action-lovers in the 4th - 7th grades.
Review by David, grade 6
- Asterix and the Big Fight by Rene Goscinny
This book is a good book because it is very clever. My favorite character is Asterix because he is cunning. This book is for anyone 8 and up.
Review by Ishpreet, grade 7
- Asterix and Son by Albert Uderzo
This book is a good book because it is funny. Asterix is my favorite character because he gets put into a lot of trouble. I think this book is for anyone 8 and up.
Review by Ishpreet, grade 7
- Asterix and the Normans by Rene Goscinny
This book is also a humor filled book. My favorite character is Asterix because he is clever. I think this book is for anyone 8 and up.
Review by Ishpreet, grade 7
- Obelix and Co by Rene Goscinny
I liked this book because it is full of humor. My favorite character is Asterix because he is funny. I recommend this book to all kids ages 8 and up.
Review by Ishpreet, grade 7
- Dealing with Dragons by Patricia C. Wrede
This is a funny book about a decidedly non-traditional princess, who'd rather run away to the dragons than marry a prince. Soon she makes friends and discovers a plot by the wizards!
Review by Sharon, grade 12
- Sorcery and Cecelia by Patricia C. Wrede
This book was written by the two authors sending letters to each other. As the characters discover plots and intrigue both in London and at home, they also discover magic and adventure.
Review by Sharon, grade 12
- Nation by Terry Pratchett
Terry Pratchett creates a masterpiece about change in societies, learning and national disasters.
Review by Sharon, grade 12
- Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling
This book is a good fantasy read for 11 year olds and adults. If you haven't read it yet, you should!
Review by Sharon, grade 12
Four Stars
I love this book for the same reason why I have loved all the Spinelli books I've read. That reason is that the characters were wonderful. I mainly liked Stargirl. She was just an innocent splash of uniqueness and caring. She had this quality about her that makes you want to be like her. I don't think that anyone who reads this book will be disapointed. I recommend this book to people who enjoyed Eggs, also by Jerry Spinelli.
Review by Avery, grade 6
I loved this book. One of the reasons why was because the characters were so interesting. My favorite character was Primrose. She uses rollerskates to glide around everywhere, and her room is in an old, renovated minivan. I think it would be so fun to be her. I think that people who enjoyed the book When You Reach Me will like Eggs. I recommend this book to ages nine and up.
Review by Avery, grade 6
In my opinion, the storyline by itself was very smart in this book. A lot of times books have very similar plots, and I like that this book is more original. I also think that the author organized the book well, and everything flows together. The reason why I gave this book a 4 out of 5 is that it can be kind of boring at parts because the author can sometimes go too long without any big events happening. I recommend this book for ages ten and up.
Review by Avery, grade 6
- The Sweet Far Thing by Libba Bray
The main reason that I loved this book was because it was fantasy. But the suspension was another reason. Because Gemma and Kirtak (my two fav. characters) were meant to be together from the start. But they kept trying to deny it. And it wasn't till near the end that they relized that they could not deny it. My least fav. character turned out to be Pipa. Because she betrayed Gemma. I encourage all to read the first in this trilogy, A Great and Terrible Beauty.
Review by Paige, grade 8
- The 39 Clues: The Maze of Bones by Rick Riordan
The first book of the 39 clues series, the maze of bones, is a great read. Its full of action, suspense, and mystery which will keep you hooked till the very end. Although the beginning is a bit slow and some of the other families are a bit irritating it is still a wonderful book. Even though it is filled with action and suspense there are many humorous parts between the 3 main characters which gives a lighter tone to the book. Over all this is a book I recommend to anyone who loves a good mystery.
Review by Clare
- Love, Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli
Love, Stargirl is overall a very good book. It was a fairly easy read. I almost didn't want to stop because of the lovely descriptions. It is in the young adult section, but I think that 10, 11, and 12 year-olds could easily read this. It is the sequel to Stargirl and I highly recommend it. Love, Stargirl was from a different point of view from its predecessor, Stargirls. I especially loved the hint of romance.
Review by Hannah
- Stormbreaker: The Graphic Novel by Anthony Horowitz
Stormbreaker: The Graphic Novel was overall great. However, I do recommend reading the actual Stormbreaker book beforehand because the graphic novel was unclear at times. It did stay close to the plot-line most of the time but sometimes strayed away. Although, I do recommend reading this because it helps you put a good picture in your mind.
Review by Hannah
- My Life as a Book by Janet Tashjian
I liked the book because it was fun, and the writing was good. It was about a boy named Derek who didn't want to work during the summer. His parents had different plans though. They think that the ideal summer would be better spent off at a reading camp. It was very good and would recommend it to anyone even a few ten year olds who would enjoy it.
Review by Deija
- Theodosia and the Serpents of Chaos by R.L. Lafeuers
This book was very good. Percy Jackson and Harry Potter lovers will die for this book. It's about a girl named Theodosia that removes curses on her family's museum. She finds ancient Egyptian curses within her parent's artifacts, then one day, after hiding this secret, she stumbles on a secret society that deals with curses. This secret society also deals with the serpents of chaos, an evil organization that uses their magic to try to take over the world. I love this book because of its exciting plot, and fair share of clif hangers. If you are a fantasy lover then you will love this book.
Review by Abbey
- I am J by Chris Brown
I am J is a realistic fiction book about a transsexual teen named J. He struggles to understand himself while dealing with the judgements and misunderstandings of those closet to him. My favorite character was Chanelle, a transsexual J meets. I wanted to know more of her story. I would definitely read a spin-off book about her! Because of mature themes and explicit language, this book is definitely for teens.
Review by Elizabeth, grade 10
- Sphinx's Princess by Esther Friesner
Spinx's Princess is a historical fiction book that tells about the life of Nefertiti, a beautiful woman who became queen of Egypt. Almost nothing is known about Nefertiti's actual life, but Esther Friesner portrays how Nefertiti deals with the trials of her life and becomes a strong woman.
Review by Sharon, grade 12
- Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
Brave New World by Aldous Huxley is a dystopian novel that reflects a lot on human nature. It emphasized the power of words on society and how different upbringings can affect one's outlook on society. My favorite character was the Savage, because he was able to see that to know happiness, people must also know unhappiness.
Review by Sharon, grade 12
- 39 Clues: The Sword Thief by Peter Lerangis
I liked the book because I like the plot, the idea that there is a race to find 39 clues around the world. My least favorite character is Irina Spasky because she is evil and tricky and she also tries to kill them many times. I would recommend this book to kids age 9 and up.
Review by Emily, grade 9
- The Sea of Monsters by Rick Riordan
I loved Sea of Monsters because it puts a twist on mythology and continues the first book,The Lightning Thief. My favorite character is Annabeth Chase because, being the daughter of Athena, she is wise and pretty. She also keeps calm during disaster and dreams big. I think people of all ages would like it, as long as they had already read The Lightening Thief.
Review by Emily, grade 9
- Lord of the Flies by William Golding
This book reflects on the essential nature of humans and tells a dark coming-of-age story about the loss of innocence.
Review by Sharon, grade 12
- Big Fish by Daniel Wallace
William Bloom tells the life story of his father in tall tales and jokes as his father is dying.
Review by Sharon, grade 12
- Terrier by Tamora Pierce
Terrier is a good book for fans of Tamora Pierce's Tortall books - as rich in detail as the others, it tells an entirely new story about Beka Cooner trying to become a Provost's Guard and the mystery she uncovers.
Review by Sharon, grade 12
- The Supernaturalist by Eoin Colfer
I really enjoyed this book b/c it was action-packed and had a really complicated plot. It was very entertaining and had an unexpected ending. The idea of killing aliens that only a limited few can actually see is a great story line for a book.
Review by Megan, grade 10
- Little House in the Big Woods by Laura Ingalls Wilder
This book is an old favorite of mine and I always enjoy rereading it. It can be slow at times, but brings back simpler times. This is a great book for all ages.
Review by Megan, grade 10
- Paper Towns by John Green
Paper towns is an amazing book, taking an epic tale and adding light humor along the way. The reason I give this book a 4.5 out of 5 is just because of the ending being slightly unsettling. GREAT BOOK!
My Rating: 4.5
Reviewed by Dave, grade 9
- The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman
I like the Graveyard Book because you can't stop reading. It is exciting, witty, sinister, and creepy in a way that wants you to keep turning the pages. My favorite character is Silas, Bod's Gaurd. This book is good for people of all ages, especially children 7-13. If you like exciting, or fast-paced themes this is a great book!
Review by Lindsay, grade 8
- Close To Famous by Joan Bauer
Close to Famous is about Foster and her Mom moving to Culpepper, West Virginia to get away from Huck, an Elvis impersanater. Foster loves making cupcakes and hopes one day she can go on Food Network and have a show. I loved this book because it shows how hard it is to move to a new town but how Foster gets through it by baking cupcake and other treats. My favorite character is Foster because she loves to bake and believe in herself. I, also, love to bake so I loved hearing about her cupcakes. I'd recomend this book to anyone going in/in middle school who likes to bake and a good story that will keep you wondering whats next!
Review by Caroline, grade 7
- A Tree Grows In Brooklyn by Betty Smith
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn is about Francie Nolan growing up in Brooklyn in the early 1900s. I loved this book because its a page turner and a very interesting story. Its a long book but its very interesting so you'll want to keep on reading. My favorite characters are the Heaven tree and Francie Nolan. Both of these characters relate to each other and in some ways can relate to your life. I think girls who are in middle school and like classic books would enjoy this book. I really enjoyed it and hope others like it too.
Review by Caroline, grade 7
Radiance by Alyson Noel
A girl named Riley has crossed the bridge to the afterlife. She is living in a place called here. And don't bother asking what the time is because the answer would always be now. But being dead isn't what Riley suspected it would be. Riley got summoned by the council. And they assigned her a job soul catcher. Sounds scary, huh!
Review by Autumn, grade 7
- Eyewitness NASCAR by James Buckley, Jr.
Eyewitness NASCAR by James Buckley, Jr. is a nonfiction book about the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR). It describes the history, the drivers, and many other things about stock car racing. I would recommend this book to sports lovers and/or NASCAR fans in the 4th-7th grade.
Review by David, grade 6
Three Stars
This book was cute but sometimes boring… It was kinda Grace Lin's Year of the Dog biography. All in all it was a good book and her friend Melody is adorable in the book and lets us see Lissy through a second point of view. I would recommend it for a rainy day, as it is a fast read.
I thought that the author did a good job of setting everything up in this book. The myster in the book was the best part. I think that many book sare about people trying to figure out their identity but this book did a really good job while using a common theme. The only thing that I didn't like in this book was that for me, the characters were hard to relate to. Other than that, this book was great. I recommend it to ages ten and up.
Review by Avery, grade 6
- Betrayals: A Strange Angel Novel by Lili St. Crow
The second book to the Strange Angels novel was....okay. It had some funny parts in it and the characters were great, none of them were boring. They all had some importance to them. The reason I was not a huge fan of the book was because it dragged on and it didn't start off in a very upbeat way. I would recommend this book to older readers (teenagers) because there is some language and it's detailed when it comes to the death of zombies or other characters. I would also recommend this book for someone who is patient and can handle a slow moving story. I'm not that kind of person, so that's why I didn't enjoy this book that well. The thing I loved about this book was three characters. Shanks the werewolf, Graves the Loup-garou, and Christophe the djamphir. I loved Shanks because he is quick to act and he stands up for himself, even against someone he fears. Graves was once a normal boy but then got bit by a werewolf, thus becoming a Loup-garou. Leader of the pack, he is quick to protect Dru against anyone. He's a smart mouth just like Shanks but they cover that with their charm. Last but not least, Christophe (who I just called Chris) is a djamphir (vampire). He is a charming, but powerful vampire. He has powers none could believe, but you never know when he's using them. He is a mysterious person that I have some suspicions on but you have to read it too see if you agree. If you have the patience. ;)
Review by Marlayna
- Pegasus by Robin McKinley
Robin McKinley has written many good books (The Blue Sword, The Hero and the Crown) and though this one has some beautiful moment, it's not on the same level as some of her other works. This book was an interesting read, if you can get past the beginning. The start is very slow paced, and the first 30 or so pages are descriptions of the world this book is set in, and how the humans and pegasi met and formed their Alliance. After that period of almost nothing but the settings and characters being formed, and a long history explained, the pacing picks up. The middle is very well-written and entertaining, with beautiful descriptions of the pegasus' land, especially of their caves. The action continues from there, but the book ends right in the middle of a moment of tension, and you can't help but wonder why the author chose to end it there. It felt so incomplete, like all the characters were left balancing on the edge of a cliff, and you didn't know whether they would fall or not.
Review by Kayleigh
The reason I like Game Informer is because it keeps me informed about new game or cheat codes. It talks about a lot of games rated E,T, and M. You can get Game Informer from Game Stop. It tells about games for PlayStation 3, Xbox, Xbox 360, PSP, Wii, and PC.
Review by Marshall, grade 6
- Incarceron by Catherine Fisher
I think Incarceron is an okay book because the part where the prison is alive doesn't lead to much action. My favorite character is probably Kiro because he is tough. This book is probably for ages 11+ because of language.
Review by Ishpreet, grade 7
The Usborne Book of Really Awful Jokes by Leonard Le Rolland
This book is an okay book because most of it has corny jokes but it has a few funny ones. There isn't a character so I don't have a favorite one. This book is for anyone who likes jokes.
Review by Ishpreet, grade 7
- The Name of This Book Is Secret by Pseudonymous Bosch
This book, The Name of This Book Is Secret, is an interesting, unique book that contains many secrets, as revealed in the title. I liked the book, however, it got a little annoying every time the author would refuse to share a bit of information "for the reader's own safety." I really liked Cass because she was resourceful. I think people of all ages would like the book.
Review by Emily, grade 9
- Little House in the Big Woods by Laura Ingalls Wilder
Little House in the Big Woods is an interesting and excellent story about the author's own childhood living in the 1860s to 1870s time period, post-civil war. She talks about her family, her chores, and other adventures. I like Laura because of her playful personality. This book is an easy read, but is very interesting and would definitely be appropriate for all ages.
Review by Emily, grade 9
Two Stars
- Beyond the Chocolate War by Robert Cormier
Beyond the Chocolate War is the sequel to The Chocolate War. It contains the same characters, but feels like it's missing a main character. The book lacks the emotion and suspense of the first book, and doesn't have as strong or clear a message. I recommend the book for those who read The Chocolate War and want to see more, but I found the book very lackluster.
Review by Elizabeth, grade 10
One Star
Movie & CD Reviews
Vexille is a computer animated Japanese film set in 2077. Japan has been isolated for ten years by a barrier that distorts all electro-magnetic radiation, effectively cutting off all communications except official transmissions and all forms of surveillance in order to protest the banning of robotics research in 2065. Because of new proof that Japan has continued illegal robotics research, the titular character, Lt. Cdr. Vexille Serra, and her American Navy unit SWORD, is "unofficially" dispatched. SWORD is ordered to transmit a signal that would allow American satellites to image Japan and they are to discover what exactly Japan has been doing for the past ten years.
The movie left quite an impression on me, especially the main characters. Vexille is a strong woman who isn't afraid to get dirty but still cares deeply about the people she becomes attached to. Though she is rescued, she refuses to be a damsel in distress. Vexille is computer animated, but it's in an almost anime style which looks awkward on occasion. As you get into the movie, it's easy to forget that they aren't human actors, but then something will snap you back out, and it'll look slightly odd again. The English dubbed version I watched was good; it was hard to believe that this wasn't an originally English film. The lips mostly matched up, though it got worse nearer the end. However, one thing I disliked about their English voices was that almost everyone had American accents, even the Japanese. Not exactly what you would expect from Japanese speakers who haven't really spoken to anyone else for ten years.
All things considered, I liked it, though it's better for older teens/anime fans. Fans of Macross Frontier and Gundam Seed will probably like it. Though it has a very different plot, it has a similar feel.
My rating: 5
Review by Darcy, grade 10
Diary Of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (film) I loved the movie because it was really funny. I could barely stop laughing even after the movie was over. The main characters Greg and his best friend Rowley are trying to become popular on YouTube. They are making videos of them hurting themselves to make others laugh. They are trying to be popular because they are picked on in their middle school. I loved it and think that anyone could watch this movie and get a kick out of it.
Rating: 4
Review by anonymous, grade 8
The movie version of this book is well done and very true to the book. However, I did not like how some scenes of reconciliation which happened in the book did not happen in the movie. It is also hard to get a sense of Harry's internal conflict about Dumbledore, which is also an important aspect of the book.
My rating: 4
Review by Sharon, grade 12
I liked this CD a lot because all of the songs were written by Taylor Swift. I like that her songs can relate to almost any teenage girl. The only thing I really didn't like were some of the slower songs. I really love her more upbeat songs. This is my favorite CD out of all of Taylor Swift's CDs because it has the most lyric variety. Her past CD's have been mostly about love. My very favorite song on this CD is "Long Live" and my least favorite was "Haunted." I would recommend this CD to all Taylor Swift lovers.
Rating: 4
Review by Allie, grade 6
I thought the movie was cool. But one thing is that the turtle got left. I hated that part. And the raccoon, R.J., took control. Rating: 4 Review by Chris, grade 6
- Here We Go Again by Demi Lovato
Demi Lovato has truthfully written the songs in this album. She wrote about past relationships with others. Most of the songs makes you want to get up and rock out to the beat. The album debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 with 108,000 records sold in its first week. This album is different from the first (Don't Forget) because it is more upbeat.
Rating: 5
Review by Annesha, grade 6
A comedy about bending the rules to reach your goal, Bend It Like Beckham explores the world of women's soccer, from kick-abouts in the park to free kicks in the Final. Set in Hounslow, West London and Hamburg, the film follows two 18 year olds with their hearts set on a future in professional soccer. Heart-stopping talent doesn't seem to be enough when your parents want you to hang up your football boots, find a nice boyfriend and learn to cook the perfect chapatti.
Rating: 4
Review by Annesha, grade 6
- Fearless by Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift abandons any pretense that she's a teen on her second album, FEARLESS--which isn't to say that she suddenly tarts herself up, running away from her youth in a manner that's all too familiar to many teen stars. Swift's maturation is deliberate and careful, styled after the crossover country-pop. My personal favorites are Fearless and You Belong With Me. My least favorites are slow downbeat songs like Hey Stephen and White Horse. But, this is a really good CD I would recommend to buy or borrow from the library.
Rating: 4
Review by Annesha, grade 6
Second Chances (film)
I loved the movie Second Chances because it's about a girl named Sunny whose dad had died in a car accident. After that happened Sunny was left temporarily paralyzed and living with her mom. Later they moved to a house next to a large ranch owned by a man named Ben Taylor. In this movie, Sunny makes some friends and saves a horse named Ginger from being chopped up for dog food. Later she comes in second place at a rodeo but lets her rival Malinda use her horse after Malinda's turned out lame. When Malinda wins Sunny gets half the money. Later Ben Taylor proposes to Sunny's mom and they get married. I think this movie will be interesting for horse lovers of all ages.
My rating: 5
Review by Victoria, grade 6


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Streamlined forms and a vast array of components allow this well-made collection to organize it all – beautifully.
- 42" wide x 14" deep x 42" high
- Expertly crafted with a solid wood frame.
- Each shelf accommodates up to three medium or large Sabrina Baskets (sold separately).
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- Overall: 42" wide x 14" deep x 42" high
- Shelf Interior (3): 37" wide x 11" deep x 12" high
- Clearance under bookcase: 2.5" high
- Maximum Weight Capacity: 70 pounds for top panel; 60 pounds for each shelf
- Rigorously tested to meet or exceed the highest industry safety standards.
- Masterfully crafted with a kiln-dried solid wood frame, using both frame-and-panel and tongue-and-groove construction for structural integrity.
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LOS ANGELES — Hugh Hefner's celebrating the new year as a married man once again.
The 86-year-old Playboy magazine founder exchanged vows with his "runaway bride," Crystal Harris, at a private Playboy Mansion ceremony on New Year's Eve. Harris, a 26-year-old "Playmate of the Month" in 2009, broke off a previous engagement to Hefner just before they were to be married in 2011.
Playboy said on Tuesday that the couple celebrated at a New Year's Eve party at the mansion with guests that included comic Jon Lovitz, Gene Simmons of KISS and baseball star Evan Longoria.
The bride wore a strapless gown in soft pink, Hefner a black tux. Hefner's been married twice before but lived the single life between 1959 and 1989.


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One person scramble benefiting the VHS Tiger Golf Team and Versailles Area Junior Golf
Saturday, July 27th, 2013
1 p.m. shotgun start
Entry fee: Members - $30
Annual Pass - $35
Non-Members - $40
Entry fee includes lunch from 12-1 p.m., 18 Hole Greens Fee and Cart, prizes in flights, tee gift for every player, silent auction and snacks and beverages after golf.
This will be a one person scramble and the field will be divided into 4 flights, by score. Prizes are based on an 72 player field.
Approximate payout- gift certificates:
1st Place - $100
2nd Place - $60
3rd Place - $40
8th Annual Tiger Golf Fundraiser Tournament
Jul 25, 2013 at 2:15 PM