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Total Cure Remedial Massage
Sort Out Sore Muscles, Relieve Tension and Improve Circulation with a 60 Minute Full Body Relaxation Massage for $29 instead of $89! Or Upgrade to Enjoy the Massage and a 30 Minute Customised Facial for only $44 instead of $138
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The Offer
Give your body the break it needs at Total Cure Remedial Massage, Mt Gravatt's premiere massage clinic
Option One: For only $29, discover the physical and mental benefits of massage therapy with a 60 minute fully body relaxation massage (valued at $89)
Option Two: For only $44, enjoy the 60 minute massage and a 30 minute facial, customised to your skin (valued at $138)
Relaxation massage uses Swedish techniques to work out knots, realign muscles and promote circulation to clear the head
Your deep cleansing facial draws out impurities to leave your skin gorgeous and glowing
What We Like
Muscle tension can lead to all kinds of problems, including headaches, joint pain and stress, so get yourself sorted out and make life a little easier
Total Cure chooses to use all-natural and environmentally-friendly products for results that are just as responsible as they are ravishing
Buy two vouchers for yourself and up to five to give as the perfect gifts
The Company
Shop 2/9 Gowrie Street, Mount Gravatt
The Fine Print
Offer expires on 21 May 2014 (bookings must be made by 21 April 2014)
Strictly subject to availability and please be patient with bookings. Please note, Saturday bookings are strictly limited and cannot be guaranteed, please book early to avoid disappointment
Online bookings are essential and are subject to availability. Not valid public holidays
Voucher valid for on person aged 16+
Members can purchase and redeem up to two vouchers for themselves and up to five as gifts for different recipients. Maximum of one voucher redeemable per person
Maximum of one voucher may be used per booking
48 hour cancellation policy applies, non-attendance and late cancellation voids voucher. Cancellation/re-scheduling is not permitted for Saturday bookings or bookings between 3.00pm and 7.00pm
Late arrival may shorten treatment time
Not suitable for pregnant women
Health fund rebates are not available with this deal
Please note, there are male and female massage therapists at Total Cure Remedial Massage and the therapist that treats you depends on availability for the day of your booking
Not valid in conjunction with any other offer and not redeemable for cash
Redemption instructions can be found on your voucher
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Please note, many businesses book out prior to the voucher expiry - we suggest making a booking at least four weeks prior to the end of the validity period (and if you're trying to get a booking for a popular time, like a weekend, the booking should be made as soon as possible. The earlier you book, the more likely it is that you will get your preferred booking time!)
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We always provide a credit or refund when a business is no longer operating and you have a valid voucher. You can find our Refund Policy at http://experiences.ouffer.com/refund-policy-adma for further information.
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If you're buying a product, you may also be required to provide your Postal Address, or your choice of redemption location. Always make sure you enter the correct address for delivery.
Once you've done all that, you can then go ahead and click "Complete My Order" towards the bottom of the page. The number of credits selected (if any) will be deducted from the cost of the voucher, and the corresponding number of credits removed from your account.
Follow the on-screen instructions from here - you can pay via a registered PayPal account, or using your credit/debit card.
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(If you haven't been getting our emails, it's also a good idea to make sure that you added us as a 'safe sender' to make sure our emails aren't going to your junk box!)
But, you can also actually log into your account and print the vouchers off whenever you like! Here's how:
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- Hover over "My Account" at the top-middle of the screen.
- Choose "My Ouffers" from the drop-down menu.
- Choose "All" towards the top-right corner of the screen.
- Click "View/Print" next to the voucher you need to view/print.
Instructions on how to redeem the voucher will be contained on the voucher itself.
Things to keep in mind:
Lots of our members have more than one email address – if you log into your account and you can't find your voucher, you may have used a different email address to purchase – for example your work email or your personal email address. Try all the email addresses you have and if you still can't find it, let us know.
If you used PayPal to purchase, what happens is that a new account will be created using your PayPal email address. If your login email for PayPal and Ouffer are the same then there won't be any problems, but if you use a different address for PayPal, a new Ouffer account with that PayPal email will be created. Your voucher will be placed in that account.
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Your redemption code is the code printed at the top of your voucher - in almost all cases, you will need to give this code when redeeming the offer you have purchased - this is so that our partners can verify that the voucher is valid and provide you with the service advertised.
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If a voucher has expired, it unfortunately can't be used by anyone.
Whenever you buy a voucher which needs a booking, always be sure to book well in advance of the expiry - the earlier the better. Just to make sure no one misses out, most vouchers will need to be booked between two and four weeks before their expiry.
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Tamerlan Tsarnaev was an amateur boxer with muscular arms and enough brio to arrive at a sparring session without protective gear. His younger brother Dzhokhar was popular in high school, won a city scholarship for college and liked to hang out with Russian friends off-campus.
Details of two lives, suddenly infamous, came to light Friday. Overnight, two men previously seen only in grainy camera images were revealed to be ethnic Chechen brothers suspected in a horrific act of terrorism. Tamerlan was dead; his 19-year-old brother would be captured after a furious manhunt that shut down much of Boston.
But the details of their lives shed precious little light on the most vexing question: Why would two brothers who came to America a decade ago turn on their adopted home with an attack on a cherished tradition, the Boston Marathon?
The Tsarnaev family arrived in the United States, seeking refuge from strife in their homeland. "Why people go to America? You know why," the father, Anzor Tsarnaev, said in an interview from Russia, where he lives now. "Our political system in Russia . Chechens were persecuted in Kyrgyzstan, they were problems." The family had moved from Kyrgyzstan to Dagestan, a predominantly Muslim republic in Russia's North Caucasus that has become an epicenter of the Islamic insurgency that spilled over from Chechnya.
The father set up as an auto mechanic, and the two boys (there were two sisters, too) went to school. Dzhokhar, at least, attended the Cambridge Rindge and Latin school, a prestigious public school just blocks from Harvard Yard.
From there, the boys' paths diverged somewhat - at least for a while.
Tamerlan, who was 26 when he was killed overnight in a shootout, dropped out after studying accounting at Bunker Hill Community College for just three semesters.
"I don't have a single American friend. I don't understand them," he was quoted as saying in a photo package that appeared in a Boston University student magazine in 2010.
He identified himself then as a Muslim and said he did not drink or smoke: "God said no alcohol." He said he hoped to fight for the U.S. Olympic team and become a naturalized American.
As a boxer, he was known for his nerve. "He's a real cocky guy," said one trainer who worked with him, Kendrick Ball. He said the young man came to his first sparring session with no protective gear. "That's unheard of with boxing," Ball said. But he added: "In this sport, you've got to be sure of yourself, you know what I mean?"
More recently, Tamerlan - married, with a young daughter - became a more devout Muslim, according to his aunt, Maret Tsarnaeva. She told reporters outside her Toronto home Friday that the older brother had taken to praying five times a day.
In 2011, the FBI interviewed Tamerlan at the behest of a foreign government, a federal law enforcement official said, speaking anonymously. The officials would not say what country made the request or why, but said that nothing derogatory was found.
Albrecht Ammon, 18, lived directly below the apartment of the two suspects. He said he recently saw Tamerlan in a pizzeria, where they argued about religion and U.S. foreign policy. He quoted Tsarnaev as saying that many U.S. wars are based on the Bible, which is used as "an excuse for invading other countries."
During the argument, Ammon said, Tsarnaev told him he had nothing against the American people, but he had something against the American government. "The Bible was a cheap copy of the Koran," Ammon quoted Tsarnaev as saying.
Ammon quoted Tamerlan as saying that many U.S. wars are based on the Bible, which is used as "an excuse for invading other countries." Tamerlan told him he had nothing against the American people, but he had something against the American government.
Tamerlan traveled to Russia last year and returned to the U.S. six months later, government officials told The Associated Press. More wasn't known about his travels.
According to law enforcement records he was arrested, in 2009, for assault and battery on a girlfriend; the charges were dismissed. His father told The New York Times that the case thwarted Tamerlan's hopes for U.S. citizenship.
Meanwhile, the mother of the suspects, Zubeidat Tsarnaev, was heard from only in an audio interview broadcast on CNN, defending her sons and calling the accusations against them a setup. She said she had never heard a word from her older son about any thinking that would have led to such an attack. "He never told me he would be on the side of jihad," she said.
Her younger son was described by friends as well-adjusted and well-liked in both high school and college, though at some point in college, his academic work reportedly suffered greatly.
"I'm in complete shock," said Rose Schutzberg, 19, who graduated high school with Dzhokhar and now attends Barnard College in New York. "He was a very studious person. He was really popular. He wrestled. People loved him."
In fact, Schutzberg said, she had "a little crush" on him in high school. "He's a great guy," she said. "He's smart, funny. He's definitely a really sweet person, very kind hearted, kind soul."
Dzhokhar was on the school's wrestling team. And in May 2011, his senior year, he was awarded a $2,500 scholarship from the city to pursue higher education, according to a news release at the time. That scholarship was celebrated with a reception at city hall.
The New Bedford Standard-Times reported that Dr. Brian Glyn Williams, who teaches Chechen history at the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth, said he had tutored Dzhokhar in the subject when he was in high school.
"He was learning his Chechen identity, identifying with the diaspora and identifying with his homeland," Williams said, adding that Dzhokhar "wanted to learn more about Chechnya, who the fighters were, who the commanders were."
Dzhokhar went on to attend UMass-Dartmouth, according to university officials. He lived on the third floor of the Pine Dale dormitory. Harry Danso, who lives on the same floor, told the AP he saw him in a dorm hallway this week.
"He was regular, he was calm," said Danso.
The school would not say what he was studying. The father of the suspects, Anzor Tsarnaev, told the AP his younger son was "a second-year medical student," though he graduated high school in 2011.
"My son is a true angel ...," he said by telephone from the Russian city of Makhachkala. "He is such an intelligent boy. We expected him to come on holidays here."
Still, The New York Times reported that a college transcript revealed that he was failing many of his college classes. In two semesters in 2012 and 2013, he got seven failing grades, including F's in Principles of Modern Chemistry, Intro American Politics, and Chemistry and the Environment.
Dzhokhar's page on the Russian social networking site Vkontakte says that before moving to the United States, he attended School No. 1 in Makhachkala, the capital of Dagestan, and he describes himself as speaking Chechen as well as English and Russian. His world view is described as "Islam" and he says his personal goal is "career and money."
Deana Beaulieu, 20, lives two blocks away from the suspects' home on Norfolk Street, went to high school with Dzhokhar and was friendly with his sister.
Beaulieu says she doesn't recall Dzhokhar expressing any political views. "I thought he was going to branch off to college, and now this is what he's done. ... I don't understand what the hell happened, what set him off like this."
Florida Addy, 19, of Lynn, Mass., said she lived in the same college dorm with Dzhokhar this year and was on the same floor last year. She called him "drug" (pronounced droog), the Russian word for friend, a word he taught her.
Addy said she saw Dzhokhar last week, when she bummed a cigarette from him. They would occasionally hang out in his room or at the New Bedford apartment of Russian students he knew. He generally wore a hoodie or a white t-shirt and sweatpants, and spent a lot of his time with other kids from Russia.
She described him as down to earth and friendly, even a little mysterious, but in a charming way. She had just learned that he had a girlfriend, although she did not attend the university.
"He was nice. He was cool. I'm just in shock," she said.
Tim Kelleher, a wrestling coach for a Boston school that competed in 2010 against Dzhokhar's team, said the young man was a good wrestler, and that he'd never heard him express any political opinions.
"He was a tough, solid kid, just quiet," said Kelleher, now a Boston public school teacher.
Dzhokhar's uncle, too, was surprised by his suspected involvement in the attack - much more, he said, than by his brother's. "It's not a surprise about him," Ruslan Tsarni, who lives in Maryland, said of Tamerlan. "The younger one, that's something else." He said the family had placed all its hopes with Dzhokhar, hoping he would be a doctor.
Tamerlan was more defined by sports, namely boxing. USA Boxing spokeswoman Julie Goldsticker said Tamerlan registered with the group as an amateur boxer from 2003 to 2004, and again from 2008 to 2010. He competed as a heavyweight in the National Golden Gloves competition in Salt Lake City on May 4, 2009, losing his only bout.
In photographs that appeared in the student magazine, including one in which he posed with his shirt off, Tamerlan has the muscular arms of a boxer, and is dressed in flashy street-clothes that he said were "European style."
In another window onto his personality, his Amazon wish list - traced by the AP using an email address on his public record report - includes books on organized crime, document forgery, the conflict in Chechnya, and two self-help books, including Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends & Influence People."
Gene McCarthy, who trained Tamerlan at the Somerville Boxing Club, described him as a "nice kid" who already was a good fighter before he showed up at the gym years ago.
"He never lost a bout for me," McCarthy said. "He had some skills from his father before he showed up in my gym." McCarthy described the young man as "very intelligent" and recalled that he also played classical piano.
In Kyrgyzstan, the former Soviet republic where the family lived before it moved to Dagestan, Leila Alieva, a former schoolmate, remembers an educated family and a nice boy.
"He was ... a good student, a jock, a boxer. He used to win all the (boxing) competitions in town," she said. "I can't believe they were involved in the explosions, because Tamerlan was a very positive guy, and they were not very Islamist. They were Muslim, but had a secular lifestyle."
In a local news article in 2004, Tamerlan spoke about his boxing and his views of America.
"I like the USA," Tamerlan was quoted as saying in The Sun of Lowell, Mass. "America has a lot of jobs. That's something Russia doesn't have. You have a chance to make money here if you are willing to work."


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Book, movie, and CD reviews that have been written by teens participating in the 2012 Teen Summer Reading Program, "Own The Night." Posted with permission of the reviewers.
Ratings are on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the best. Newest reviews appear at the top of the list for each star rating.
Book Reviews
Five Stars
- A Friend At Midnight by Caroline B. Cooney
Wow, this is a great book. A Friend at Midnight is an amazing and inspiring novel. It tells the story of Lily, a young christian. When Lily's little brother Micheal returns early from his father's, only Lily knows why. Her entire faith is sorely tested as Lily struggles to "honor her father"... even if he doesn't deserve it. An inspiring Christian book, A Friend At Midnight is great for all young adults.
Review by Caroline, grade 9
- The Sea of Monsters by Rick Riordan
Percy and Annabeth are half-blood and their camp is in trouble and they have to save it. but unexpectedly Percy has to save his friend Grover the stray and the Fleace to save camp, then finds out he has a half-brother. But win he puts the Fleace on to the tree a legend comes back. Daughter of Zeus Thalia comes back. Good book.
Review by Faith, grade 7
- The Penderwicks by Jeanne Birdsall
I love this book so much! It's a great story of 4 sisters who go on vacation to Arundel Hall. I could read it over and over again. You must put it on your summer reading list!
Review by Maggie, grade 7
- Savvy by Ingrid Law
This book was awesome! I enjoyed it all the way through! It's an energetic story about a 12 year old girl named Mibs Boemont, who's trying to find her savvy. It should be on your summer reading list.
Review by Maggie, grade 7
- Battle for Shadowland(Witch and Wizards #1) by James Patterson
I think kids 9-14 would like Witch and Wizard because it's sort of scary in some parts (because of hanging) and awesome in others. This book is full of traitors and ghosts.
Review by Michael, grade 7
- A Tale of Two Castles by Gail Carson Levine
In this book there is a dragon and an ogre. The two things Elodie's family have taught her to fear. When Elodie reaches two castles, the king's city, Elodie finds that there are no longer free apprenticeships. Yet she still hopes to be apprenticed to an actor. When the ogre has a dinner party with cats, all goes wrong and Elodie must fix it.
Review by Isobel, grade 7
- Fairest by Gail Carson Levine
Fairest is a book about a girl named Eza who is adopted by an innkeeper. She grows up very ugly with pale skin, black hair and blood red lips. Yet her luck turns when she is invited to the palace for a royal wedding. But how long will this luck last? I love Gail Carson Levine's books because in some way most of them are intertwined to make one enormous series, with characters from one book being in others of trips to neighboring kingdoms where other books took place.
Review by Isobel, grade 7
- Direct Action by John Weisman
I liked this book because it's easy to understand and I liked how the first chapter is named Langley, Virginia. I also liked the way the cover is made and the design. And one more thing, I liked the caption "A Covert War Thriller".
Review by Re-al, Grade 8
- A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket
The book is about three very unfortunate siblings that have to escape from the greedy Count Olaf that tries to steal the Baudelaire fortune. But sadly they are orphans so they are sent from guardian to guardian trying to avoid the count, though he is a master of disguise.
Review by Catalina, Grade 6
- Ranger's Apprentice series by John Flanagan
The series Ranger's Apprentice is a very adventurous, humors, and somewhat touching series. Keep in mind there is a bit of language, but it is not too bad. The Rangers Apprentice is about a witty young boy named Will. He grew up in an orphanage in Castle Redmont. The books tell the story of this 15 year old's adventures with the mysterious Halt the Ranger. I recommend you be ready for this series because it is fantastic.
Review by Libby, grade 6
- Encyclopedia Brown Takes the Cake by Donald J. Sobol
I liked EB Takes the Cake because you not only got to test your sleuthing skills, you get an awesome recipe for real food too! For me, I've always loved EB so getting recipes in the book is an awesome bonus! A recipe I recommend is the Lemon Orange Italian Ice (pg 65) because it really is delicious.
Review by Libby, grade 6
- I'd Tell You I Love You, but then I'd Have to Kill You by Ally Carter
This book is so good that the first page it sucks you in and by far the best book I ever read.
Review by Morganna, grade 6
- A True Princess by Diane Zahler
A True Princess is a wonderful book. It catches your attention in the first chapter and the adventures and excitement only increase. It is a story about Lilia, a clumsy serving girl who runs away from her mistress, accompanied by her friends Kai and Karina. But when Kai is put under an evil spell by the elf king, only one thing can release him. That thing is hidden in a nearby castle . . . where, whether or not Lilla finds it, she'll come to terms with who she is and where she belongs.
Review by Caroline, grade 9
- Wildwood by Colin Meloy
Wildwood is about a girl named Prue who has to go into the deep dark woods to rescue her baby brother. My favorite character is the Owl Rex who aids Prue in getting her brother back. My least favorite character was the SWORD. The SWORD tried to arrest Prue. People who like thick novels, odd characters, weird ideas, and other things like that should read this book ; however, it is not a light read. It has a few scary moments as well as some weird and scary characters. This book is for ages nine and up.
Review by Stella, Grade 6
- Frindle by Andrew Clements
I've read Frindle twice. I like it because it's fun to see how a couple of kids use the word frindle in place of pen. First a few kids use it, then the school and eventually it spreads around the world. I like it a lot
Review by Caleb, Grade 6
The book starts off by instructing one in a process which is a step by step way of eliminating clutter. Then as you progress thru the book you are given 101 different techniques to try for destroying the processes that lead to clutter. All in all it was well written and got straight to the point immediately.
Review by Sheena, Grade 12
- James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl
This book is exciting, interesting, weird, and just plain funny! SO, if you like all those things, then I would definitely recommend this book. Oh, and I have read it about 100 times and it is still fantabulous. It never gets old!
Reviewed by Lilian, Grade 6
- Matched by Ally Condie
Matched is about a society where the government decides where you work, who you love, and when you die. I loved the book because Cassia (a main character) never gives up on any of her problems. She sort of rebels against the government officials inside her head. She doesn't let the government control her. A character I don't like is Cassia's official. She lied to Cassia and doesn't care how Cassia feels. This book appeals to all ages and anyone who likes The Hunger Games.
Reviewed by Emily, Grade 10
- Only the Good Spy Young by Ally Carter
Only the Good Spy Young is the fourth book in the Gallagher girls series and it is one of my favorite books. It is about Cameron Morgan, a student at the Gallagher Academy for Exceptional Young Women. Little does the outside world know this is no ordinary school, this is a school for spies. when Cammie's winter break goes completely insane she finds out that there are people who even when trusted by the CIA carry bigger secrets than she could possibly imagine. Back at school there is a new covert operations professor with anything except teaching on his mind.
I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in spying or mystery.
Review by Isobel
- A Wrinkle in Time by Madeline L'Engle
A Wrinkle in Time is a story about a girl named Meg and her father has gone missing. With her friend Clvin and her brother Charles Wallace she is swept into an adventure to save her father from IT, a giant brain that has brainwashed an entire planet of people.
This is a wonderful book that I recommend for everyone.
Review by Isobel
- The Ruins of Gorlan by John Flanagan
I loved it! It's the first book in a 10 book series called The Ranger's Apprentice. I have the next book (The Burning Bridge) checked out of the library. I can't wait to read it!
Review by Jude, Grade 7
- My Very UnFairy Tale Life by Anna Staniszewski
I loved My Unfairy Tale Life because of all the adventures Jenny went on or had. My favorite character was Prince Lamb and least favorite was or course Klarr, a creepy mouthless clown. I think this book is for ages 10-11, people who like adventures, fairy tales and of course mouthless people. I think it is cute, funny and thrilling. It was an easy book to read and I could follow along with it. I loved it.
Review by Victoria, Grade 7
- Ghostopolis by Doug TenNapel
Ghostopolis. The name sends a chill down your spine. Ghostopolis is a book that you would enjoy very much and so will your friends and I recommend it. Ghostopolis is a story of a boy being sucked into an afterlife and he has to get out because he is not dead yet for he has an uncurable disease that can kill him.
Review by Morganna, Grade 6
- Partials by Dan Wells
Partials is the best book ever! It has just the right amount of suspense and romance in it to get you excited. My favorite character is Kira the main character of the book. Kira is a very determined girl that wants to help the human race live on and cure the RM virus before it kills us completely! But! Before she does she must do more research and when she did she discovered something. RM is in everyone's blood stream! How strange!
Review by Morganna, Grade 6
- Warriors: Omen of the Stars The Last Hope by Erin Hunter
This fast paced action story is thrilling and impossible to put down as the greatest battle known to the clans draws near. Four great warriors with the power of the stars in their paws will rise to fulfill the prophecy Starclan has laid before them. Only Jayfeather, Lionblaze, Dovewing, and a mysterious fourth cat can save the clans from a terrifying battle between the evil cats of the Dark Forest. Will the clans of the lake survive? This book from Erin Hunter is the newest in a series of many warrior books. It\'s recommended that you read all the books to catch up on the story. This book is not recommended for small children and should be read by those who can deal with semi-gory description.
Very exciting, thrilling book that will make you explode with excitement and suspense!
Review by Sophie, Grade 6
- A Wrinkle in Time by Madeline L'Engle
This is the first book in the Time Quintet series and I like it a lot. All of the books in this series feature the Murry family. The books are A Wrinkle in Time, A Wind in the Door, Many Waters, A Swiftly Tilting Planet, and An Acceptable Time.
Review by Jade, Grade 7
- The Ranger's Apprentice Book by John Flanagan
It was one of my favorite books ever!
Review by Wren, Grade 6
- Carpe Jugulum by Terry Pratchett
Terry Pratchett's books are a great read for both younger and older readers, combing serious themes with a good sense of humor and great characters.
Review by Sharon
- The Serpent's Shadow by Rick Riordan
The book was really exiting. There was always something going on. My favorite character was Sadie because she is smart, funny, and a little bit sassy. The book is also good because there's the big fight against Apophis, and the big conclusion. Any book by Rick Riordan is good for anyone who likes mythology and funny books.
Review by Alejandra, Grade 6
- Gregor and the Code of Claw by Suzanne Collins
I like it because it's well written and Collins wasn't afraid to include detail. My favorite character is Gregor. This book/series would probably be liked by Hunger Games fans.
Review by Colson, Grade 6
Mike tries so hard to please his father, but the only language his dad seems to speak is calculus. And for a boy with a math learning disability, nothing could be more difficult. When his dad sends him to live with distant relatives in rural Pennsylvania for the summer to work on an engineering project, Mike figures this is his big chance to buckle down and prove himself. But when he gets there, nothing is what he thought it would be. The project has nothing at all to do with engineering, and he finds himself working alongside his wacky eighty-something- year-old aunt, a homeless man, and a punk rock girl as part of a town-wide project to adopt a boy from Romania. Mike may not learn anything about engineering, but what he does learn is far more valuable. The Absolute Value of Mike is a great book! I enjoyed reading it a lot! My favorite character is Past because he's so complex but yet so simple! I think anyone could read this book and enjoy it! There's something everyone can relate to in this book!
Review by Nell
Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen is a great book. In this book the author takes you back and forth between Jacob, who joined a circus around the 1930s after his parents died and he was unable to finish Veternairian school, and an elderly man who is living in present day in a nursing home. My favorite character was Jacob who is outgoing and is not afraid to stand up to people, even if they are the head of the circus. My least favorite character is August, who is the head trainer in the circus and abuses his wife Marlena and the elephant, Rosie. Overall I would recomend this book to anyone who likes romance and a good ending to a great book.
Review by Caroline
- A Corner of the Universe by Ann M. Martin
I loved this book because of the amazing characters and the concept of lifting the corners of the universe. My favorite character was Adam who jumps up and down yelling happiness when he is happy. I think people from ages 11-14 would like this book.
Review by Callan, Grade 6
- Dancing in Cadillac Light by Kimberly Willis Holt
I loved this book for its amazing storyline and courageous characters. I liked the character Jaynell for her love of cars. I think people from ages 8-12 would like this book.
Review by Callan, Grade 6
- Sure Fire by Jack Higgins
I think this is a great book: Jack Higgins is a great author. I recommend it to any action and adventure reader. I love it. Even in the little action parts it is intense from all the other action. I highly recommend it.
Review by Mason, Grade 7
- The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
I like Katniss because she is string against the Capitol. I like Primrose, Katniss's younger sister, because she stays strong while her older sister is in horrible danger. I also liked Ceasar Flickerman and Rue for their spirit. I think that people from ages 11-20 who like an action packed and inspiring story would like this. I loved this book because of amazing characters and storyline.
Review by Callan, Grade 6
- The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
I had read The Hunger Games 100 times before I saw the movie. Both the film and the book were amazing. The movie gave enough information so that you didn't have to read the book. Because of the situation Katniss was in, there was a lot of silent scenes (no talking). But the way the director dilmed it and made it exciting even though nothing was said, it was incredably captivating and unique. I would suggest this to boys and girls over 12 or 13, any younger people might not be able to handle the intensity of the storyline. My favorite character was Clove, she was the district 2 tribute girl. She was 15 (my age) and threw knives. She was hard and tough.
Review by Jennie, Grade 10
- When You Reach Me by Rebecca Steed
I really liked this book because of it's crazy and mysterious storyline. I liked Sal's character because he seemed really mysterious at times. I also liked Miranda for her helpful attitude and for being different. I think if you like a good, different, and mysterious story, you should read this. I also think ages 10-20 would like this.
Review by Callan, Grade 6
- Words in the Dust by Trent Reedy
I loved this book because it inspired me to help people in need. I did not like the stepmother because she is mean to people who can't help their problems. I also loved this book because I learned things including language about Afghanistan. I think people from ages 11-14 would like this.
Review by Callan, Grade 6
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling
I don't know how to describe this book. I've loved the whole series and discovered that as you see all the characters grow up, you also see J.K. Rowling grow as a writer. This book is full of risk-taking adventures that will make you both laugh and cry! After you read this book, I would also suggest The Tales of Beedle the Bard(You will understand the book after reading the last installment of Harry Potter.)
Review by Frances, Grade 6
- The Ranger's Apprentice, the Ruins of Gorlan by Abby McCartney
This book was great! I love Harry Potter and Percy Jackson, so this book really piqued my interest. If you like fiction and action you should read this.
Review by Abby, Grade 7
- The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls
The Glass Castle by Jeanette Walls is a great book that shows you that no matter the background you come from, you can be successful. I loved this book because you can't put it down. The Walls family is constantly moving from city to town to city. You get to see their adventure and find out how hard life is. My least favorite character is Jeannette's father, he is an achoulic and is the reason the Walls family is so poor. Overall, you won't be able to put this book down. I would recomend this to anyone who likes a good book.
Review by Caroline, Grade 8
- Girl in the Arena by Lise Haines
Wow! The book Girl in the Arena is AMAZING! I saw is and it sort of reminded me of the Hunger Games books. SO glad I read it! It is about a girl named Lyn, daughter of Glads- present day gladiators. Her 7th stepdad, Tommy, is the best in the league until he is killed by Uber, a young glad. When Uber picks up a silver bracelet for a sort of token, the paparazzi realizes it's Lyns, which means...Lyn must marry her father's murderer. Lyn is willingto do anything to prevent this...including taking to the arena herself. Teen who liked Hunger Games will love this futuristic novel about a girl who defies the state and changes the rules.
Review by Caroline, Grade 9
- Daddy-Long Legs by Jean Webster
Daddy-Long legs is about a girl from an asylum. Her name is Jerusha Hobitt. She writes so well, that someone pays for her to go to college! The story is her letters to Daddy-Long Legs. Once she goes to college, she is happy to be a normal girl, but in the end there is a gigantic plot twist! You will just have to read it to find out!
Review by Frances, Grade 6
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J.K. Rowling
Harry Potter books are like, the best! Though my favorite is the third book, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. I really loved the whole plot of the story. It's like after I finish one chapter, I have to read the chapter next!
Review by Annesha, Grade 7
- Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Ratby Lynne Jonell
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat is an incredible book about incredible rodents with incredible powers. Emmy's parents are very wealthy. But they never really take the time to notice her, and neither do her classmates. And something very odd is happening around her nanny... Join Emmy and the Rodents of the Antique Rat by checking out the first book in this exciting series.
Review by Frances, Grade 6
- The Wee Free Men by Terry Pratchett
This was seriously a great book/ It was action and adventure packed. The book was cleverly written and pretty darn hilarious at times. Also it was pretty original of Terry Pratchett to make up his own fantasy characters instead of using fantasy characters that have been used countless times in other stories. I don't have a favorite character because they all are extremely likable except for the villain (suprisingly. usually villains can be quite likable too, but not this one!) This is a very funny and enjoyable book that I think most anyone would like.
Review by Dominique, Grade 9
- Okay For Now by Gary D. Schmidt
This was a really great book. It was funny and well written just like his other book, the Wednesday Wars. It was kind of sad at times but it's not one of those stories with an awful ending that makes you feel like there was no meaning to the book. This book was meaningful and made you think about things. It was really witty, funny and written very well. This would be for the teen's age group and people who like stories about everyday life as a plot would like this book, anyone who can stand sad stuff and anyone who loves comedy.
Review by Dominique, Grade 9
- Emmy and the Home for Troubled Girls by Lynne Jonell
Emmy and the Home for Troubled Girls is a great book that's never boring. Follow two different stories as they intertwine. If you like books that are very suspenseful, then this book is for you. Don't forget to read Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat first and Emmy and the Rats in the Belfry and Emmy and the Home for Troubled Girls!
Review by Frances Newman
- Mama's Girl by Veronica Chambers
Mama's Girl is about a girl who seems to be an average teenager until you dive into the book to see that she goes through the Worldly struggles of an adult. She comes from a broken home, but she learns independence at an early age to help her succeed in the long-run. She truly demonstrates the less is more theory.
Review by Zyahna, Grade 6
- Ingo by Helen Dunmore
This is THE most awesome book EVER!
Review by Casey, Grade 6
- The Dark Hills Divide by Patrick Carman
I loved this book! It's so interesting not like any other book I've read! I'm excited to start the second one, Beyond the Valley of Thorns
Four Stars
- The Rogue Crew by Brian Jacques
While Jacques does his best to keep his books interesting, they are really starting to get repetitive. Evil vermin attack the Abbey, allies come to help, they sometimes solve a riddle or two, defeat the "worst ever" villain, they have a feast. That's a summary of nearly every Redwall book. Also, the vermin's whole attach on the Abbey lasted a grand total of maybe fifty pages, as opposed to half the book like we're used to.
Review by Sam, grade 11
Mortal Ghost by L. Lee Lowe
Mortal Ghost is a touching, compelling story about a street boy who is adopted by a kind, loving family. Things start to get complicated when his paranormal powers are revealed to the family. My personal favorite characters are Jesse, the street boy, and Sarah, the daughter in Jesse\'s new family. Jesse is a mysterious character. Readers will have to be patient to find out more about his past. Sarah is a strong female character with a very important role in the story. Mortal Ghost has language and some mature content. It also uses some British slang that a lot of teens may not be familiar with. However, it is a fantastic read and I strongly recommend it to anyone who enjoys reading paranormal, romance, or a combination of the two. Read Mortal Ghost!
Review by Claire
- Raven's Gate by Anthony Horowitz
This book is about a boy who gets in trouble with the police, then gets sent to a farm. On the farm things seem pretty fishy and when he calls for help the person is killed. I liked it a lot.
Review by Mason, Grade 7
- Book of a Thousand Days by Shannon Hale
Typical fatherly love. Lock you in a tower for seven years for not marring someone you hate. When Dashti is locked in a tower with her mistress. She falls in love with her Lady's true love and betrothed. She is certain she and her lady will die of madness from the dark.
Review by Isobel, grade 7
- Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Ugly Truth by Jeff Kinney
I love Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Ugly Truth because every new page was filled with laughter. My favorite character was (of course) Greg Heffley! My younger sisters (8,7) would love this book. Anyone who loves laughter will love this book.
Review by Lily, Grade 7
- Fallen by Lauren Kate
This, apart from Harry Potter and Hunger Games, is one of my favorite books. It kept me hooked all the way to the end. I don't see why people are comparing this book to Twilight. I think it was way different and much more exciting then the twilight books.(in my opinion) I gave it 4 stars because, it was really really good but the plot was weird in some parts of the books.
Review by Annesha
- The Key to Rondo by Emily Rodda
The Key to Rondo is about a music box Leo's aunt had, but when she died Leo got it. Then his cousin Mimi came. She knew the rules about the music box, only wind it three times. She wind it 6 times and her dog got sucked in. So she goes in after him. She ends up in a "magical" world.
Review by Faith, Grade 7
- Lions and Tigers and Leopards: The Big Cats by Jennifer L. Urquhart
The Big Cats book is pretty good. Tigers are my favorite big cat, but out of all the ones they mentioned I like or love all of them. The book had tigers, lions, leopards, jaguars, mountain lions, cheetahs, and snow-clouded leopards. I think that you should read Lions and Tigers and Leopards: The Big Cats. Maybe you will claw your way to liking this book.
Review by Tapanga, Grade 7
- The Secret Zoo: Secrets and Shadows by Bryan Chick
I like how the kids are trying to help find the monsters. They are destroying the secret zoo! However, the book could use more adventure. My favorite character is Megon. She is calm. I kind of don't like Noah because the author talks about him the most. I think a zookeeper would like this book.
Review by Sofia
- When You Reach Me by Rebecca Stead
I loved When You Reach Me because it was set in the real world, but it told you what crazy things could happen out there. My favorite character was the laughing man and my least favorite was Jimmy. When You Reach Me is for everyone. It has sadness, romance, time travel, happiness, and humor. There are some confusing parts to it so I'll recommend it for ages 9 and older. When You Reach Me is probably one of the most amazing books I've ever read.
Review by Stella, Grade 6
- Dear Julia by Amy Bronwen Zemser
Dear Julia by Amy Bronwen Zemser seems like another predictable teen book at first, however the not so classic plot develops some interesting turns. The main characters are all very different from each other, ensuring that you relate to at least one of them. The author takes you on an interesting journey, as Elaine Hamilton deals with a crazy family, gaining and losing friends, and coming out of her shell all the while becoming a master chef.
Review by Madeline, Grade 10
- The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien
I loved The Hobbit! I love the way Mr. Tolkien uses description and the adventure of it all.
Reviewed by Emily, Grade 10
- The Palace of Mirrors by Margaret Peterson Haddix
I love the quest that Cecilia and Harper go on and the exciting finale. Haddix writes great fantasy.
Reviewed by Emily, Grade 10
- Tangerine by Edward Bloor
Tangerine is one of the best books I've read. This book is about a kid named Paul Fisher. He has just moved from Texas to a town called Tangerine in Florida. Paul has very thick glasses because he looked at the sun during a solar eclipse...or did he? In the book you follow Paul as he makes new friends, enemies, and discover some secrets he never knew. I would recommend this book to all 4th graders and above. I would also recommend it to people who like mystery.
Review by Alex
- The Kneebone Boy by Ellen Potter
A very good book with a very unsatisfying ending. 4 1/2 stars
Review by Jude, Grade 7
- Al Capone Shines My Shoes by Gennifer Choldenko
Al Capone Shines My Shoes is about "Moose" Flanagan growing up on Alcatraz Island. After asking Al Capone for a favor, he gets a note asking for him to do a favor for Al Capone. Dealing with a big time gang-boss is dangerous. When some convicts try to capture him and his friends, even his own wits won't save him. With a new born babies life on the line, things only get worse. When you live on Alcatraz you know to be careful. But nothing could have prepared them for this.
Review by Anonymous
- Al Capone Does My Shirts by Gennifer Choldenko
Al Capone Does My Shirts is about a boy named "Moose" (Matthew) Flanagan and his autistic sister Natalie, who live on Alcatraz Island. Their dad is a guard and an electrician on Alcatraz. They have to adjust to life there and get used to their new schools. But when Natalie gets kicked out of her school, things go off track. Moose gets to the point where he asks a convict for help. That convict is Al Capone. Getting a gang-boss to help use is very serious stuff. You could only do that if you lived on Alcatraz.
Review by Anonymous
- Fodor's Colorado by Eugene Fodor
Taking a trip to Colorado soon? Fordor's travel guide is a great book to read if you want to know about hiking, driving, and eating in Colorado! It also includes different sports and where you can play them. A lot of National Parks are included as well.
Review by Nell
- Free Willy by Jennie Lew Tugend and Lauren Schuler-Donner
Free Willy is an inspiring tale about a relationship between a boy and a whale. It has great suspenses and a thrilling ending! Will Willy make it? What will they do??? You'll have to watch and find out!
Review by Anna, Grade 6
- Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton
Very well written! Though it started a little slow and had some bad language, it was intriguing, suspenseful, and educational. I also liked the character Tim for his patience and kindness towards his rather annoying little sister, Alexis. Definitely four stars!
Review by Kate, Grade 8
- Ophelia: A Novel by Lisa Klein
This book was a clever variation on the play, Hamlet, from Ophelia's point of view. It developed her character and well remaining true to the original play; it had many astonishing twists. It provided a behind-the-scenes view at many additional characters and speculations on the play's implications. Ophelia was made a much more independent character by the author since she manages to fool everyone except one trusted friend while keeping in touch with the boundaries set by Shakespeare's play. It was a very good idea and weel carried out by the author but was a touch too boring in some places.
Review by Sophie, Grade 9
- The Three Musketeers by Alexander Dumas
This swashbuckling adventure is a good read for teens looking for something adventurous that they haven't read before. It's a good book for older readers as well.
Review by Sharon
- Tunnels by Roderick Gordon
Tunnels is about a boy named will and his friend who discover a sub-terranian colony of people after Will's father goes missing. I enjoyed the book's story as well as how the authors made all 400 pages go so fast. The underground civilization is both chilling and thrilling as the two friends discover the mysteries and dangers in the earthen underworld.
Review by Kyle, Grade 8
- Journey Under the Sea by R.A. Montgomery
Journey Under the Sea, a choose your own adventure book, is great because you can really get involved with it. You feel like it is a real life situation and there is the suspense of wanting to choose the right choice. I highly recommend the choose your own adventure series and hope you will enjoy them as much as I did.
Review by Anna, Grade 6
- Just the Way You Are by Barbara Freethy
Just the Way You Are is about marriage troubles, sister troubles, and learning how to keep the past in the past. Journey along as Alli comes to terms with her husband just as her sister rips it apart. It's moving, and I love the ending.
Review by Rachael, Grade 9
- The Tales of Beedle the Bard by J.K. Rowling
This book of magical fairy tales is not your usual Cinderella. These stories are morally passed down in the wizarding world, but Hermione Granger translated the book for us Muggles. With stories like "The Worlock's Hairy Heart" and "Babbity Rabbity and her Cackling Stump," and you can't forget "The Tale of the Three Brothers" all with notes by J.K. Rowling and Albus Dumbledore. You will never be bored again!
- Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins
Compared to Catching Fire it started off fast paced but compared to the Hunger Games I think it didn't top it. The story plot kept me hooked but it was the most violent/bloodiest of them all. It was a really good book, but not great.
Review by Annesha, Grade 7
- Right Behind You by Gail Giles
This was a really good but depressing book. Because the beginning is miserable for the main character the rest of the book leads on being miserable. But it at least doesn't have a sad ending. It has happy parts in it, and the book is well written, but mostly it's just hard to keep in good spirits while reading the book. I know that it sounds like I'm making the book sound awful, but I do recommend it because it makes you think about other people who go through his same experience in real life and have to deal with it all their life. I'm not going to tell you what the experience was because I want you to check it out and read it. It was truly an enjoyable book.
Review by Dominique, Grade 9
- Out of my Mind by Sharon Draper
I thought this was a really good book even though it was a bit sad at times. At the beginning when I first started it, I didn't have high hopes for it because it was about someone with a dissability and those books just aren't my kind of thing. As I got more and more into it though, it was kind of hard to put it down. It was good because the main character was strong and didn't give up easily. She was a very tough and likable person. She was rebellious and wasn't one of those people who felt sorry for herself because of her condition. It was quite an enjoyable book.
Review by Dominique, Grade 9
- The Poisoned House by Michael Ford
This is a pretty good book even though it was creepy. I usually don't like those kinds of stories on books but somehow the description intrigued me. I'm glad that I picked up the book . It was creepy, but not too creepy which made it an enjoyable book. It had quite an interesting back story and the plot was good too. My favorite character might be the main character's mistress. Even though she was sometimes cruel to the servants and everyone else in the house, she has a good heart deep inside and is one of those enjoyable evil characters. She's also pretty smart. I recomend this to people who like scary stories and anyone who is around teen age.
Review by Dominique, Grade 9
- Bliss by Kathryn Littlewood
Bliss is a great book is you like baking and magic. It is full of twists and turns that you never see coming. it's really funny while teaching you to never judge a book by its cover. (literally and figurally!) Join Rosemary Bliss and the rest of her family by checking out Bliss today!
Review by Frances, Grade 6
- Dumped by Popular Demand by P.G. Kain
I'm not much of a science person, but I instantly fell in love with this book! Though there was some scientific words I did not like, the plot was good! I do recommend that everyone should read this.
Review by Annesha, Grade 7
- Pretty Little Liars #1 by Sarah Shepard
I love how the TV series is made into. But the books is another question. Even though it's the same main details, I found myself bored reading the book. I could not pull myself through it! Though, I ended up finishing it! When I was getting into it, I loved it.
Review by Annesha, Grade 7
- Monster High # 4 by Lisi Harrison
I really loved these books after Lisi had stopped writing the "clique". I love how she puts it into a half-human beings perspective. Though I find it so irrelevant she went from writing the "Cliques" to the "Monster High" series. I loved the book in general, but some parts was a little shaky and it didn't make sense.
Review by Annesha, Grade 7
- Things Not Seen by Andrew Clements
This was one of Andrew Clement's better books. I remember reading his others when I was younger and none of them really hit me hard until I read this one. It is a really good book and truly makes you think about what life would be like if you suddenly disappeared from the world. It is interesting and has a good friendship bond between a girl and a guy that isn't some stupid cheesy love at first sight. They actually get to know each other.
Review by Dominique, Grade 9
- An Abundance of Katherines by John Green
I really enjoyed this book. It was well written and really funny almost the whole way through. You got to know each of the characters really well and them plus the plot just makes you really happy. Although it has lots of weird math in it, it adds to the story and makes it even more funny. This is a really enjoyable book.
Review by Dominique, Grade 9
Three Stars
- Leviathan by Scott Westerfeld
Overall, the book LEVIATHAN is an interesting and enjoyable read with a decent plot line and a measure of suspense, accompanied by amusing characters with whom the reader can relate to. A large portion of the book leads up to the part with the heir to the Austrian-Hungarian Empire, Archduke Aleksadr, and his friends (who are on the run in disguise) coming together to help a British airwhale crew that has been stranded in the Swiss Alps. The two parties end up helping each other to escape from the German army which is searching for both groups.
The overarching plot line has to do with the fact that members from both parties have secrets that they're trying to keep. The Archduke must keep his identity unknown and a female British Midshipman who, while being a main protagonist, has her hands full with protecting her own secret. It has been quoted frequently that it's the plot and characters that keep a book alive, and such is the case with LEVIATHAN. In fact, it has very few problems and only one of them is major enough to mention in this review, that being theme itself, which is questionable.
The theme basically consists of Darwinist "fabricated beasties" against Clanker machines in the place of Britain against Germany during World War I. The flaw is that the Darwinist beasties are fabricated by mixing the DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) of multiple animals together to create a whole new creature.
The first problem is that Darwin (who supposedly discovered how to fabricate animals) was not a geneticist, but an evolutionist, albeit a brilliant one.* Secondly, DNA was not discovered until James Watson and Francis Crick published their theory of the double helix in 1953, all the WWI scientists had was a limited knowledge of nucleotide bases. Thirdly and finally...you can't successfully mix DNA together to come up with a whole new organism; the whole concept of it is patently ridiculous, even in the modern world this is impossible let alone in the early nineteen hundreds.
So in conclusion LEVIATHAN is simply a good book with a few problems, and what book doesn't have those?
- Darwin's work is controversial because while disproving the theory of the immutability of species, he also introduced the world to macroevolution which lacks enough evidence to be counted as scientific law.
Review by Cullen grade 9
- The Whole Story of Half a Girl by Veera Hiranandi
If you like drama, exitment, and mystery then you'd enjoy this book. It's about a girl who has to switch schools because her dad lost his job. The reasults of this are upsetting. Sonia has trouble in her new school, meanwhile her dad becomes depressed and dissapears. In the end they find there father and Sonia's life goes back to normal or as normal as it gets.
Review by Katharine, Grade 7
- The Life of Pi by Yann Martel
I had to read this book for summer reading for school and it was better than I thought. The suspense increases and there are plenty of great allusions and detail.
Review by Emily, Grade 10
- The Arctic Patrol Mystery by Franklin W. Dixin
I thought it was a good book but there were some parts of the book that were unrealistic but overall it was exciting and fun to read. My favorite character was Joe Hardy and my least favorite character was Rex Mar.
Review by Trent, Grade 9
- Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins
Catching Fire was a good book that kept me hooked to the end bu it didn't seem as exciting as the Hunger Games. Because it started off really slow. The reason I gave it three stars because, it was good but not really good.
Review by Annesha, Grade 7
- The Saga of Larten Crepsley (book 3) by Darren Shan
This was the 3rd book in the series of a prequel to another series, so I would most definitely not recommend it to people who haven't read any of the other books, because it will be really confusing and give things away. To people who have read the books before , I recommend you to keep on reading because the books are still good. it's easy to understand and has a great plot that lead on from the last book. it's a really great series (both the prequel (Saga of Larten Crepsley) and the Cirque de Freak Series.) You will like it.
Review by Dominique, Grade 9
Two Stars
- Page by Paige by Laura Lee Gulledge
Page by Paige is very boring and is advised by me for you not to waste your time by reading it.
Review by Morganna, grade 6
- The Kneebone Boy by Ellen Potter
I gave it a 2 because the first 20 chapters were boring and because the end didn't really satisfy me at all.
Review by Wren, Grade 6
One Star
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- 21 by Adele
Adele 21 has Adele's most popular songs. This CD has songs you always here on the radio plus songs you may have never herd of. It has some good songs and some that aren't very good. If you like Adele try it out.
3 stars
Review by Anonymous
BIG MIRACLE This movie was really good! It's a story about three gray whales that get trapped 500 miles from unfrozen open water. The only way they can survive is by breathing through about a 15 foot opening in the ice! Watch this movie and find out how it ends!
4 stars
Review by Maggie, grade 7
MIRROR, MIRROR "Mirror, Mirror" was one of the best movies I have seen in a while. The movie is a newer version of "Snow White." It is very funny! Definatly one I will watch again and again.
5 stars
Review by Maggie, grade 7
Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance Overall, I didn't like this movie much. Though there was plenty of action scenes, the plot was weak and poorly expressed. The protagonist's character never seemed completely changed, as was the nature of his curse.
3 stars
Review by Sam, grade 11
Transformers: Dark of the Moon Overall, it was an okay movie. While there was plenty of action and robot fighting, the plot was weak and poorly explained. I was left with lots of loose ends, some from the end and some from the beginning. From what I saw here, prospects don't look good for a Transformers 4
3 stars
Review by Sam, grade 11
Personally, I don't care for talking animal movies. The plot was mediocre, but lots of things were unexplained. For example, Bar Sinister's lab blows up, so instead of having it repaired, he starts a new one from scratch in the sewers. Also, I think they could have chosen a better voice for Shoeshine/Underdog.
2 stars
Review by Sam, grade 11
I loved Matilda because of her smartness and because she was mistreated by her family and her principal Miss Trunchbull. My favorite characters were: Matilda; Mrs. Honey; Lavender, and the trunchbull. I think this movie is for all ages. It can entertain anyone! This is one of my favorite movies!
5 stars
Review by Alexis, grade 6
Marmaduke Marmaduke, the dog, was my favorite character. Anyone older than five will probably enjoy this hilarious comedy about a dog moving to California. I loved it because it is super funny, and the dogs talk, but the owners can't understand them. This is a great movie!!!!
3 stars
Review by Matthew, grade 6
I loved the movie because it was funny, action packed and amazing. My favorite character is Soren because he belived in the guardians and he was brave and strong. My least favorite character was Kludd because he turned his back on Soren his brother and he became a Pure One, the Guardians enemies. The whole story is about two young owls who fall out a tree and get captured by the Pure Ones and Soren escapes without his brother and travels with three other owls to the Guardians tree house to stop the Pure Ones once and for all and find his true self.
5 stars
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- The Hunger Games (the movie) by Lionsgate
The Hunger Games is a fast paced action book that I loved. The movie almost the same. I game the movie 4 stars because they had the main details in it but some of the minor details were left out (like Madge giving Katniss the pin) Which, those details made it the 5 star experience, but was not in the movie. but I would still recommend it as the best movie I've seen.
Review by Annesha, Grade 7
Unbroken by Demi Lorato Out of all her CD's this was my favorite. I love the R&B notch to it. Instead of a regular pop song she took it to the next level and added jazz, R&B and soulfullness of the songs. I gave this five stars because I love the songs and I recommend you listen to it!
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SOLDSold On: 12/23/2014 for $82,990This Property is No Longer Available
8486 Pheasant Dr
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Beautiful Cape Cod on large lot! 4 bedrooms/2.5 baths/1st floor master/finished lower level/2 car garage/fenced, wooded backyard. Great Location near shopping & I75.
NOTE: This property was sold on 12/23/2014 and is no longer available. The details listed below are believed accurate to the date of the sale and are subject to change.
Bathrooms | |
Bath 1: | F (Level: 1) |
Bath 2: | F (Level: 1) |
Bath 3: | P (Level: L) |
Room Dimensions | |
Bedroom 1: | 13 x 10 (Level: 1) |
Bedroom 2: | 11 x 10 (Level: 1) |
Bedroom 3: | 13 x 11 (Level: 2) |
Bedroom 4: | 11 x 11 (Level: 2) |
Family Room: | 14 x 11 (Level: L) |
Kitchen: | 12 x 11 (Level: 1) |
Laundry Room: | 8 x 8 (Level: L) |
Living Room: | 17 x 15 (Level: 1) |
Recreation Room: | 17 x 10 (Level: L) |
Features | |
County: | Boone County |
Acres: | 0.31 Acres |
Age: | 26 |
Architecture: | Cape Cod |
Basement Type: | Full |
Construction: | Brick, Wood |
Cooling: | Central Air |
Fireplace: | None |
Garage: | Attached, Front |
Garage spaces: | 2 |
Gas: | None |
Heating: | Electric, Forced Air, Heat Pump |
Levels: | 1.5 Story |
Lot description: | .31 |
Parking: | Driveway |
School district: | Boone County Public |
Sewer: | Public |
Water: | Public |
General | |
Zip code: | 41042 |
State: | Kentucky |
Population | |
Total: | 52,801 |
Male: | 25,754 |
Female: | 27,048 |
Median age: | 35 |
Income Per Capita: | $56,596 |
Population Change: | +4.15% |
Pop Density Sq.Mi.: | 1,843 |
Environment | |
Annual precipitation: | 64.62 |
Temp Jan (avg): | 30.8 |
Temp July (avg): | 75.9 |
Air pollution index: | 210 |
Education | |
Education index: | 3 |
High school degree: | 11,593 |
College degree: | 10,904 |
Associates degree: | 2,865 |
Bachelors degree: | 5,612 |
Graduate degree: | 2,427 |
Household | |
Households: | 20,720 |
Households w/ children: | 7,504 |
Size (average): | 2.53 |
Net Worth (average): | $450,216 |
Income Median 0-25: | $38,062 |
Income Median 25-44: | $51,344 |
Income Median 45-64: | $68,540 |
Income Median 65+: | $43,701 |
Income Change: | +7% |
Mortgage Debt Median: | $114,521 |
Home Equity Median: | $231,544 |
Miscellaneous | |
Work Travel (median): | 31 min |
Dwelling Median Age: | 17 |
Dwellings Owned: | 13,038 |
Dwellings Rented: | 7,682 |
Dwellings Vacant: | 925 |
Airport(major): | Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International |
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About Florence
Florence is the second-largest city in Northern Kentucky with 30,000 people. The residents of this community take pride in its rich history and tradition.
As one of the fastest growing areas in the nation, the old fashioned farms of Boone County are joined by an abundance of multi-styled homes in Florence. In recent years, new construction has flourished with the addition of condominium and single-family homes ranging from moderately priced to luxury, custom-built homes. And in recent years, the Florence Mall has brought new opportunity and value to the area, making the city the center of shopping and trade in Northern Kentucky. This forward-looking community offers its residents a way of life that is close to our northern neighbor, Cincinnati, and offers a comfortable and upbeat lifestyle. Be sure to salute the Florence water tower – "Florence Y'All!"
T.A.N.K. buses serve Florence and most areas of Boone County at about 20-minute intervals. The main streets, Dixie Highway and U.S. 42, lead to Interstate 75. Driving time to downtown Cincinnati is about 15 minutes. It is a 10-minute drive to the Greater Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport.
St. Elizabeth Hospital is located at I-75 at the Florence exit and staffs a 24-hour emergency room. Other nearby hospitals include St. Elizabeth South in Edgewood (10 minutes) and St. Elizabeth North in Covington (15 minutes). St. Elizabeth Florence Children's Pavilion is located on Turfway Road.
Florence Mall features 130 speciality stores. Centrally located in Florence, close to all Boone County residents Crestview Hills Town Center at I-275 and Dixie Highway is a lifestyle center featuring Dillards as an anchor along with a wide assortment of speciality stores and restaurants offering clothing, cosmetics, home furnishings and sporting equipment. This shopping center is close to St. Elizabeth Medical Center and Thomas More College in neighboring Kenton County.
There are seven parks in Florence. Florence Nature Park has 15 acres with paved walking trails. People also enjoy the brick patio with a grill, granite animals, and a gazebo. Lincoln Woods Park has 15 acres and features two tennis courts, a basketball court, playground areas, picnic shelter and two ball fields. Orleans Park is an 11-acre park that is near the Orleans North subdivision. This park has a shelter, playground area, sled hill, open space field, volleyball court, stocked lake and a paved walking trail. South Fork Park features 42 acres and has a nautical theme. Enjoy a sheltered area, playground, volleyball and basketball courts, pedestrian bridge, bike path log dam habitats, natural meadow areas as well as mounded earthen sculpture of topsoil for play. Springtown Park has a Camelot theme on its eight acres. Enjoy a playground area, basketball court, four fitness stations, paved trail and a shelter. This park also features sand volleyball, corn-hole sets and a seat wall. Niblack Memorial Park is 4.5 aces and home to the Florence Senior Activity Center. The Walnut Creek Park is 2.5 acres and is located in the Walnut Creek subdivision. There is a ball field and open play area.
Florence is home to the Florence Family Aquatic Center. This four-acre facility opened is located on the campus of the Florence Government Center in the heart of Boone County. The Aquatic Center features a lazy river, 25-meter competition pool, two sprayground areas, spiral and speed slides and a zero-depth pool. There is a membership charge for this center.
The Florence/Boone County Skate Park with 22,000 square feet of concrete is a park for skateboarders, bikers, rollerblades and in-line skaters of course. Located on the campus of the Florence Government Center, this facility is designed for the novice as well as the experts.
Florence Freedom, a Frontier League Baseball team was the 2005 Frontier League Organization of the Year. Florence Freedom plays at Champion Field in the heart of Boone County, and offers a hometown, professional baseball experience and is an outing for young and old alike.
R.C. Durr YMCA is a state-of-the-art YMCA centrally located in Boone County on Route 18. The YMCA features a heated indoor pool and an outdoor pool, both with 25 lanes. A fitness center with cardio, strength training and free weights, the YMCA has personal fitness programs, a full gymnasium other programs for members.
There are several public golf courses near Florence: Boone Links has been named "Best Bang for the Buck" by Golf Digest. This 27-hole facility is open year round, weather permitting. Just off of Route 18 between Florence, Hebron and Burlington, Lassing Point is an 18-hole course with a driving range and short-game center on the premises. World of Golf is a great place to play, practice and learn.
Dinsmore Homestead is a unique historical site where visitors can learn what rural life was like in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Home tours and seasonal events are a highlight to Boone County history. Nature enthusiasts enjoy the hiking trails developed in cooperation with the Kentucky Nature Conservancy and the Boone County Parks Program.
The city of Florence hosts community events throughout the year. A Pooch Fest is held in September. Halloween Night Out brings out kids in costumes at the government center. The city also has an annual Veteran's Day event and a Christmas tree-lighting ceremony.
Boone County naturally attracts horse lovers, but is also popular with those looking for sports such as swimming, soccer, baseball, tennis, and pee wee football. The arts are represented with dance and art classes available locally and in neighboring Cincinnati. Most any activity is within reach for Boone County residents.
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The purpose of this web site is to describe the history of mathematics at Grand Valley State University. The links on the left serve as a guide to various topics related to the history of mathematics at Grand Valley. These links have been arranged to emphasize the history of the mathematics curriculum, the history of the mathematics major, and the history and accomplishments of the mathematics faculty at Grand Valley.
For the most part, this is a history of the Department of Mathematics at Grand Valley. However, it should not be forgotten that it was not always Grand Valley State College or Grand Valley State University. From 1969 to 1983, the institution was known as Grand Valley State Colleges. During this time, there were up to four semi-autonomous "cluster colleges" within Grand Valley State Colleges. The Department of Mathematics was in the College of Arts and Sciences, which was by far the largest of the cluster colleges. The College of Arts and Sciences had a traditional organization consisting of academic departments and was a traditional liberal arts college.
There were other smaller cluster colleges, each with its own distinctive educational philosophy. The other cluster colleges were Thomas Jefferson College, William James College, and College IV (renamed Kirkhof College in 1978). An attempt has been made to describe the mathematics (and mathematics faculty) for each of the cluster colleges. For this part of history, follow the History of the Curriculum link on the left to the Cluster Colleges link. In 1983, the cluster colleges were consolidated into one college and Grand Valley once again became Grand Valley State College. For a more detailed history of the cluster colleges at Grand Valley, go to the cluster colleges link in the History of Grand Valley section of the web site for the 50th anniversary of Grand Valley.
Another interesting facet of the history of mathematics at Grand Valley is that there was not always a Department of Mathematics.


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