Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe

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 Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe  BY BENJAMIN ALIRE SÁENZ              A romance between two Mexican boys in America (the boys, of course, being Aristotle and Dante) that follows their paths across a summer and a school year.     The book is oft described as a coming-of-age story, and reads much like a character study. That is to say, whatever plot there is can be considered rather slow moving and flutters around a few pivotal incidents.     However, the characters are enticingly written, and the book portrays the changes of their dynamic- both with each other and others- in a way that feels honest and real. It ought to be said that Aristotle (by who's perspective the story is told) felt distressingly emo at times, but as the angsty 15 year old he is, it can be overlooked.      Overall a lovely read, and undeniably wholesome from start to finish. The book sports one sequel, but it can safely be said that this book leaves no loose ends, tying up the tale per
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Warriors: Into the wild.

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Warriors: Into the wild


By: Erin Hunter
Genre               : Adventure / Fantasy
Age                   : 8+


        

Summary:

       A kittypet named Rusty decides to see what life as a wild cat would be like. He joins Thunderclan ,which is one of four clans of warrior cats that live in  the forest. when an apprentice named Ravenpaw runs in and says that Redtail had died in the battle for sunningrocks, the suspense and action begins. Read more about Rusty, whose name becomes Firepaw! Lets go on a Journey with Rusty in the Warriors book.

  
📗Four clans in the book
  • Thunderclan lives in Forest
  • Windclan  lives in Moor
  • Riverclan lives by the river.
  • Shadowclan lives in Pine forest
 📗Four seasons in the book
  • Summer - Greenlleaf
  • Winter -Leaf-bare
  • Fall - Leaf-fall
  • Spring - Newleaf 

📗Clan Leader name ends with 'Star'
      eg.FireStar, BrokenStar

📗Apprentice name ends with 'Paw'
     eg.Seedpaw, Ravenpaw

📗Kitten Names
      eg.Flipkit, Shadowkit, Pouncekit

 Rating: 

I love all the books in the series.The action and suspense will make you read more and more.  The names given to the cats are good . Enjoy reading Warrior Series.

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