Books by Hannah Moskowitz
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review 1: Gone, Gone, Gone was such an inspiring and amazing book. I absolutely loved reading it. This book is set in the year after 9/11 in Washington DC. The characters are startled and fragile about what had recently happened and about some more recent sniper shootings. In the middle of...
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review 1: I seriously thought this book was going to be amazing when I first started it. I loved Rudy, I loved the mysterious island and the strange islanders and the magic fish. I even liked Teeth when I first met him... but then the book got weird and seemed to lose its purpose. The who...
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review 1: Stephen has always been the sidekick of the super-sleuth duo he shares with his best friend Marco. Now Marco is getting bullied for being gay, a nerd, and the being a fanatic detective, and Stephen is trying to do his best to solve this mystery behind his "boss's" back. It can be...
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review 1: Here's what I think. Page 21 "...I like the girls in bikinis...The girls who smile back are always the ones wearing way to many clothes, the ones I want to throw in the ocean or at the very least shake and say do you know where you are?!?" I wanted to like this book, I really di...
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review 1: Break is about a teenage kid trying to break every bone in his body because he wants to make himself stronger and to help relief him from all the stress at home and his lady problems. It was a interesting read because it keep you on your toes and you never knew what was coming ne...
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review 1: A very nice read about loss and dealing with loss. And zombies. An interesting approach here. I kept forgetting where there was a zombie-element and the reveal at the end was a little anti-climactic for me as I was really reading into the relationship between Wil and Graham. So, ...
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review 1: I was expecting to like this book much more than I did. I loved Gone, Gone, Gone and Teeth so much, and since Break shares Moskowitz's tried and true theme of neglected boys who feel too much responsibility for their brothers, I really thought I would fall in love with this book....