Books by Neal Shusterman
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review 1: A 14 year old boy named Anthony lives in New York were his family owns a restaurant. In school, he meets a boy named Gunnar who has a medical condition. The doctors told Gunnar that he only had 9 more months to live. Then Anthony wanted to help Gunnar so he decided to give a mont...
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review 1: The pages I read we're good but I choose to read a another book. The ten pages I read we're the first ten pages. What I got from the book that's it's the second book in the series . Also that mary has become bad and is taking all the children and not letting them go to heaven. An...
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review 1: I really enjoyed this book. I like how Neal Shusterman changes the perspective the book is told by every chapter. It's also really cool how Risa winds up being forced to like (in her view) the most unthinkable and disturbing creature that she could ever come across: a boy made fr...
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review 1: This was a really enjoyable book. I would definitely recommend it to readers who enjoy science fiction. It was a very intense story that used a lot of dramatic irony and flashbacks. It is somewhat like Divergent by Veronica Roth like how it's set in the future where there was an ...
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review 1: It was really a blast working with my friend Eric Elfman on this book series. Stylistically it’s kind of a cross between “The Eyes of Kid Midas,” and “The Schwa Was Here,” with an absurd sense of humor, and action-oriented plot. Eric and I would constantly make ourselves laugh ...
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review 1: I had no idea there was going to be another book. But just as our lives evolve, so does this story. As a mom of unwindable kids, this story just rips my heart out over and over, wondering 'what if' and I just can't imagine it happening. But so many crazy things have happened in h...
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review 1: Nick, his father and his brother move to his great-aunt's house after a tragic fire cost him his home--and his mother. The family is understandably rocked and floundering. Nick discovers an attic full of household items and decides to sell them at a yard sale. The yard sale is in...
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review 1: OMG this book is crazy! But I just had to read it since it's about Tesla...and I'm like, his number one geek! :)I really didn't know what to expect, since some people were saying that the book was kinda middle school sounding, but I was pleasantly surprised. It does seem to be wr...
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review 1: From chapter one to the end, this middle grade book is a laugh fest. It’s not the story that’s a joke; it’s the characters who are all like stand-up comedians. Their goofy adventures, glib language and mangled clichés roll through every chapter. There are lots of funny similes an...
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review 1: Mary Hightower has only a few more months to go before she awakes into the world of Everlost, a place the dead go as they wait for the light in the tunnel to take them away to something greater, and make the it and the world of the living into one and call it her own. But it is u...
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review 1: The Chocolate Ogre, Allie the Outcast, Mary Hightower, and The McGill. These are some of the unusual characters that populate Neal Shusterman’s famed Skinjacker Trilogy.It’s all about a quest. It’s all about the question. I don’t give answers. I think that the only questions that...
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review 1: Just finished reading the trilogy. Very excellent read, definitely kept me reading. I enjoyed how the author explained everything and tied up all loose ends. The author also did an excellent job keeping the character's personalities consist throughout the whole series, something ...
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review 1: This is one of those rare series that starts out good, continues to be good, and has a good ending. I've read so many trilogies that have a great first and second book and then have a terrible ending. Shusterman created a fantastic universe and set up the characters in Everlost, ...
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review 1: So, I liked this book because it was hilarious. Antsy is a character full of all the teenaged angst you felt but now you get to read it and relive it with the maturity of an adult. I liked that. What I didn't like were his "ideas" about current hot button issues like homosexuali...
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review 1: In the book, Unwind Unboxed, the subject of the book in which the unwanted kids were sent to a harvest camp where they get broken into pieces. Their parts, eyes, arms, legs, brains and whatever else that is usable is given to someone in need. I did not like the book because it is...