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The last boy and girl in the world by- Siobhan Vivian

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The last boy and girl in the world by- Siobhan Vivian

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My first impression of this book was that it was going to literally be about the last boy and girl in the world. Going through and  reading the first chapter along with half of the second, I realized that my idea of the book was completely wrong. A small town has been flooded and I suppose from the young narrator's perspective, her entire world is actually ending. The only place she has ever known and the only people she has ever loved are suddenly washed away in a sea of despair.

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My first impression of the book is how closely in boarders the line between humorous an disrespectful, but never actually crosses it. Talking about the history of cadavers, Roach keeps it much less gloomy than one might think. She connects with the reader through anecdote, observation and strange facts about the use of cadavers in anatomical history.

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The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky 

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The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky 

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I have been reading The Perks Of Being a Wallflower for a while now and whenever I'm reading it I feel like I'm being sucked into Charlie's world. It's a very realistic story about coming of age and a lot of highschool kids now a days can find a way to relate to it. This novel has LGBT characters, characters who are finding themselves or just anyone who is going through those awkward years of being a teenager. I also love the format of the novel because the main character, Charlie, is writing these letters to a mystery boy or girl who you don't learn about until the end of the book.

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My first impression of this book is how mysterious and adventured filled it is. This is because it is all about the mysterious murder of Sutton Mercer, the popular and controlling girl in high school. Overall the book is very easy to follow and leaves you with even more curiosity about what happened to her.

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My first impression when reading this book was how it caught my interest by being based on a subject that I am interested in. The book is very descriptive and gives you information that is going to prepare you throughout reading the book. The book gives vivid details on Joe's life and how he ended up in the situation he is now with his conscience.

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First impressions of Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier

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First impressions of Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier

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My first impressions of the book Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier is that of a descriptive historic novel. So far, Frazier has done a terrific job describing the thoughts of the main character, taking place on a battlefield during the Civil war. This book has contained many interesting stories from the main characters past, including some intense battlefield scenes.

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So far I find this book very interesting. The book is a memoir written by a young girl who is struggling with a disease which alters her everyday lifestyle. The book takes many turns which interests me more and keeps me engaged. I enjoy the fact that it picks up fast, and when I start reading I cant stop. She does a good job of making me feel like i'm actually living her life as I read.

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The Things They Carried by: Tim O'Brien 

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The Things They Carried by: Tim O'Brien 

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My first impression of the book is that is it very engaging and constantly keeps my interest with the war stories of Vietnam that Tim provides. The book is slow paced and fluctuates, but it is full of very different stories of death, funny moments, or tense times. Also, Tim does a great job of highlighting every aspect of the war in great detail as he makes it seem like you are there with him in the battlefield.

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My first impression of this book was how real it actually is. Its about a regular person who just decided one day to hike the Appalachian trail. Many other books of the sort describe how this amazing person who was incredibly gifted or hindered who did this remarkable thing. This book is the exact opposite. It shows you that everyday people can accomplish big tasks.

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My first impression of my book was that it's an easy read that is laid back and not too fast paced. The author's writing style matches with the theme of the book including a beach lifestyle. The author is known for including romance between characters, so going into the book I was expecting that to happen.The book does focus on giving the reader a bit of a background story to where the main character is today and how he got there.  In the book you can find local locations that some people might seem to recognize which I thought was neat.

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My first impression of the book is how interesting it is because it is following a detective. I like detective shows and books and the story seems interesting and enticing so far because it starts with a mystery. Michael also adds a lot of detail in his writing which helps create an image in my head of what is happening in the story. Also, the book so far doesn't have a lot of complicated words so it is not a difficult read but I am interested to read more about the book and see what happens.

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Alien vs Predator: Armageddon by Tim Lebbon

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Alien vs Predator: Armageddon by Tim Lebbon

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This story is the final book in the trilogy series The Rage War. It is about an intergalactic war between both humans and two species of aliens. My first impression of this trilogy was that it would be spoken in the first person of the main characters, but I was surprised when the author gave us the view points of the enemies as well as other people who aren't related. My thoughts on this book is that it is really interesting with it being full of action and details that describe the creatures and futuristic machinery.

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It Happened on the Way to War: A MARINE's PATH TO PEACE       By: Rye Barcott

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It Happened on the Way to War: A MARINE's PATH TO PEACE       By: Rye Barcott

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My first impression on the book is that it is very powerful. Every sentence in the book has significant meaning and the word choice used by the Author definitely show the strong feeling that is going into it. So far, the narrator has been influenced by his father to be a marine because he is a warrior. to taken a trip to Africa and has almost been mugged. He's been asked by a man, going by the name of Jackson Ole Looseiya what he wants to be when he grows up. Instead of telling the truth he says he would like to be something significant. Which Looseiya responded with "Everything we do matters. Don't take what you have for granted. You can do something significant. But you know who makes that possible?" This question stunned him and he asked "What's that" "It's your parents." "oh yeah, of course" he replied. Looseyia responding with "No, you're not getting me. You have more opportunities than I can even dream. You have these because of them. You should treat them with more respect." He was at a loss of words because what he was saying resonated deeply since he indeed had taken a lot for granted.

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My first impression after reading the start of this book is intrigued. I chose to read it because its reputation precedes it, and I have heard things about it before. The first chapter starts off with a somewhat confusing series of sentences before the story really picks up. That being said, it's also kind of boring so far, but it shows potential to build up more as it continues.

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So far, I really enjoy this book. The author keeps this book going at a fast pace, but the author is clear on what is happening at every moment. The Football Hero is based off of a sixth grader named Ty who is convinced to try out for football by the coach because he is the fastest kid in sixth grade. He is a new student at this school, and the kids around him are making fun of him. The coach wants him to play as a wide reciever because the coach said that need some more speed at the wide reciever position. The quaterbacks keep throwing the ball behind Ty because he is much faster than the other recievers that the quaterbacks were throwing to. The quaterback throws a pass just behind Ty, but he makes an incredible catch. The quarterback is amazed by this catch because he didn't think Ty had the ability to make that spectacular catch.

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So far I am enjoying reading this book. The intro is very mysterious yet engaging as you are in the middle of a situation with very little information. I was hooked almost instantly by the lack of information and the desire to find out more. After the intro the first chapter takes place one year earlier and focus's on a totally different person, this further heightens my interest to find out how everything will tie together in the end.

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My first impression with this book is in fact that it is amazing and peaks my interest in the book right off the start. It hits you with an event in the first chapter that makes me wonder what is going on exactly and to read more of it to find out. I could read the book for the rest of my class if I had a choice to since it's suspenseful and a somewhat mystery.

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Going Clear: Scientology, Hollywood, and the Prison of Belief-Lawrence Wright

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Going Clear: Scientology, Hollywood, and the Prison of Belief-Lawrence Wright

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So far I've found this book to be fascinating. The first chapter centers around a quick dive into the life of a man who joined Scientology, while the second chapter relates the life story of L. Ron Hubbard. Because of the nature of the first two chapters, the writing style is mostly descriptive, relating broad narrative events back to the audience with frequent cutaways to quotes and excerpts from other works. For some this may not be a very engaging style of writing, but what keeps me interested is the actual content. The exploration into the psyche and life of Hubbard is some of the most utterly mesmerizing written work I've read in a while, and I'm very interested in seeing just how crazy things are going to get. Overall I'm enjoying the book very much so far.