Peeta was suppose to loose his leg. Life lesson #2: The book is ALWAYS better than the movie.

This movie was disappointing. It forgot so many important parts in the book! Like, when they were on their night adventure, they didn't sneak into SeaWorld! I was looking forward to that because Margo got bit by a snake! Also, they forgot the part where they smashed a fish in a girl's car. Also, that party they had, took place ON prom night! And Q skipped it to stay in the Troll Hole to find Margo! When they went on the car ride, it wasn't their prom day, it was their graduation day! They were wearing caps and gowns and everything! AND they forgot Lacy pigging out on protein bars or the energy drinks in the back seat spilling. Also, in the end, it takes PLACE IN A BARN!! NOT IN A CITY!! THE FRIENDS NEVER LEAVE!!!! Ugh. Life lesson: The book is ALWAYS better than it's movie.

Fun? Terrifying?

It's already gone. This was posted in 2008. It is 2015.

Yes, I am a history freak. And yes, I loved this book. When someone says "Holocaust", most people think "Anne Frank". Trust me, you won't think that after you read this. There are 14 different stories about children who were hiding away from the Nazis. And it's amazing how 13 out of the 14 of those children are still alive today. I recommend this for anyone who likes to keep turning the page or just someone who loves happy-endings.

Wendy and Eliot were going on a family vacation when the trailer attached to the car snapped off! When they got out, this bizarre man greeted them and took them to Camp Jellyjam. Eliot was more than excited. Wendy thought it would be completely boring, There was all the sports you could imagine! Soccer, swimming, softball, ping-pong. You name it, they have it! But... weird things started happening. The ground started rumbling, kids were disappearing, and the camp counselors were sneaking off the somewhere private. What on Earth was going on?

It's suppose to be like that. They cannot have people touching priceless pieces of artwork.