I really enjoyed this book, because one of the main, if not the main, themes was the idea that appearances are not always telling of whats on the inside. Agatha was dirty, and lonely, and pretty much emo, but she had a pure heart. Sophie was beautiful and perfect seeming, but she was evil on the inside. It shows that people are not always what they seem.

This is by far, my favorite Rick Riordan series. I love Magnus's character because he's very different from all of the other protagonists so far, but still has that same feeling. I love the different almost darker take on the Norse mythology, and the new set of very diverse characters. Not to spoil too much of the book, but one of my favorite parts of the book is that most of it is set after Magnus has died, giving the whole book a way different feel.

Before I read this book, I saw the movie that came out recently. I loved the movie, and had heard from several people that this was a good book. I really enjoyed the book, and loved this pictures inside. They add such a creepy, but realistic feel to the story. I love the whole idea of peculiars, and that their powers are not like your standard superhero.

The Dork Diaries are such an amazing series, and so real and relatable. Nikki is going through the ups and downs of middle school, dealing with crushes, and best friends, and enemies. Her writing style is so young an fresh, just like an actual 14 year old. I especially love Zoey's character, and her little quirks and such.

They're making a movie now

They're making a movie now

I have read and loved so many of these authors books, and would love to read this book to find out how it was when they were kids. Books that show the history of our favorite authors are some of the most interesting, and one of my personal favorites.