Author Archives: Stromile Tylor

Scott Westerfeld’s book Uglies, the first from the Uglies trilogy, is really a book definitely worth reading. This book is action-packed, includes a stunning plot, and examines one’s destiny inside of a new light. Even for all those claiming they are too busy to learn to read or aren’t happy with fiction, Uglies may have them hooked from the first few pages and definately will prove a fast read. Continue reading →

If you’re searching for a futuristic trilogy that can give you that satisfied a feeling of sharing in something greater, Specials, the last while in the Uglies trilogy, will be the book for you. In Specials, Scott Westerfeld pulls out the many stops. If you appreciate the unpredictable, unknown, and unthinkable, Specials won’t let you down. Continue reading →

Pretties, Scott Westerfelds second book inside the Uglies trilogy, is actually a continuation of your stunning surprises, and intricate plotline of his first book. As the heroine, Tally Youngblood, is forced to undergo surgery treatment and become one of the flawless Pretties, the reader learns much more about an ideal lifestyle and technology around the sheltered, pretty city walls. The guests is taken by using a wild adventure, only this time around, the heroine has grown to be much like her enemies, pretty. Continue reading →

The Lightening Thief, by Rick Riordan, is one of a form. The first within the Percy Jackson and the Olympians Series, this book sets the pace for all you books that follow. Many fantasy books consentrate on humans having super powers, or they bring in identical tried and worn varieties of generic characters just like elves or vampires. Riordan, however, visits a completely new level and returns a thought so old one can’t help but admire his work. Continue reading →