Victoria Scott

About the Author

Victoria Scott is an American writer of young adult fiction novels.She is the author of Titans and the Fire and Flood series.Victoria has a bubbly personality and she has wished to be an author since the age of six.

Fire and Flood

Fire and flood was the first book in the series.It captured me and brought out my adventurous side.It is now one of my favourite reads.If you are into adventure and a little bit of romance this book is for you.Tella walks into her room one night to find an earpiece sitting on her bed waiting to be listened to.At first she thinks it's a prank and finds out that she could really save her brother.In the middle of night she runs out to complete the first mission.Will she ever receive the cure or will she always blame herself for her brother's illness?

Salt and Stone

This was the second book in the series even though there was more adventure this book didn't captivate me as much.I just feel like the first one was because it was them meeting each other and not knowing what was going on.In the second book it was really just about the competition.Tella is off to the last two lands of the competition the hardest yet - the river and the mountain.She finds out one of her teammates turns on her and is she falling in love with someone that doesn't love her back?Will Tella ever get the cure or will someone else get to it before her?

Why I like these books are because there is lots of tension and adventure.I guess stuff like that captivates kids at the age of 10 to 14.It’s one of those books that are so good you can't put the book down because on every page it's written to edge you in farther.

Neve Albert

Katherine Rundell- Arwen

 I did a library display on Katherine Rundell and the books she has written. In doing so I will get my Gold Librarians Award. They are very good books to read and I do recommend them.

By Arwen Kleinsmith 

The Sisters Grimm series display

This is my series display I have done it on the Sisters Grimm books. By doing this I have accomplished my GOLD librarian award. This is a great series and I highly recommend them.

By Amy Ellis

The Chocolate Box Girls Series Display

This is my display about the chocolate box girls series. I have done this for my gold librarian award. I have done this series because it was a very good series and I couldn't stop reading them.

By Neve Kerslake

Titanic display

  This is my  Library display about  the Titanic that sank in 1912.

I am doing this because it is part of the Gold Librarian Award.

I did the Titanic because I am fascinated about it  and the secrets of it and how it has come to be at  the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. 

By Robert Chapman

Alex Rider gets a make-over

Wow - look at the fabulous new covers for these all-time favourite stories about teenage agent Alex Rider.  Don't they look amazing.  Should we get them? Let the librarians know what you think.

Alex Rider is getting a makeover. Anthony Horowitz’s bestselling teen spy series, about a reluctant but brilliant 14-year-old MI6 agent, has already sold over 16 million copies and the series is getting a whole new look. Gadgets, super-villains and exotic locations: it’s got it all! Take a sneak peak at all 10 brand new covers here

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Mockingjay Part 1

I have recently finished Mockingjay, the book, and part 1 of the movie is now out.




I think the movie should be close to the book, because those of you that know me well will know that I HATE  movies that change the books completely (*cough* Percy Jackson *cough*). JLaw plays Katniss well, but after watching the trailer, I don't recognise some of the other characters. I don't imagine Peeta looking like that either.
(There may be spoilers from here. If you haven't read the books, and are planning to, stop reading now. In other words, SPOILER ALERT!!!)
To be honest, I never like movies as much as books (with the exception of Harry Potter :)) , but I obsessed over the Hunger Games for a loooooooong time. It is now one of my 4 favourite series' (Hunger Games, Divergent, PJO/HoO, HP). Hunger Games fans? Who else cried when Prim died? She grew up waaaay too fast. I cried when they told her cat :(
Anyway, I would like it to be...
1. Close to the book in the plot line.
2. Smooth and no too long, like some movies I know (*cough* the hobbit *cough*)
3. Good enough so that you can watch the movie then read the book without being lost. (Not that I approve of this behaviour.)
So, yeah. Tonight, or tomorrow, or sometime, I will watch the movie, and criticise everything that didn't happen in the books, blah blah blah.
Bye!