The Beginning of Everything, Written by Robyn Schneider is a book about Ezra Faulkner, former Tennis turned cripple after a car accident with a drunk driver. I am currently a little more than halfway through and thoroughly enjoying it. However I do have some complaints. Often times Schnieder's depiction of high school seems unrealistic. She describes high school as a hierarchy and while there groups of people, there is no one popular person.

Currently I have been reading the Deceivers a book about Brynn. Brynn is split between two worlds, her home life and school life. Often times it feels like school and home life can be very separate entities, and life is divided between the 2. While Brynns struggle is much more difficult then most of us face the premise is very similar.

I have began reading “The Deceivers“ a fascinating book written by Kristen Simmons, I am only 50 pages in but I am already hooked. The Story begins by introducing the reader to Brynn, the main character. Brynn has been raised by just her mother ever since her father was killed in a conveniece store robbery. Brynn has been raised in poverty without the money for college she works a job but turns to conning others to raise money for her future.

En Charlie y la fabrica de chocolate, la problema Charlie tiene es que vive en pobreza. Charlie vive con su familia, sus padres y dos abuelos y dos abuelas. Un Abuelo fue enferme y es solo en cama. Charlie ganando el Billete Dorado es la esperanza de Charlie.

The conflict in Maximum Security surrounds James trying to break out of an Arizona Maximum security prison. James has to out-think the entire Arizona Police department. While searching for criminal mastermind Jane Oxford.

Atomic habits is a book about how to build and sustain healthy habits while cutting out the bad ones. The book is not super long, maybe 4-5 hours but the writing is simple and easy to understand, keeping the key points concise. The simplicity of each rule makes them easy to implement and continue with.

The book is set in three separate fiction Londons. Red London, a city in which magic is everywhere. Grey London, a dreary version of London, void of any semblance of magic. White London is a city which has been ravished by the use of magic leaving those who live there in poverty. The book follows Kell, one of the few gifted with the magical blood of Antari. Kell uses his powers to travel between worlds and bridge the gap learning of the past.