PaperQuake: A Puzzle

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Summary: WOW! What a book!!!
Review: That book was great, suspence on every page. Normally I hate mysteries but this book really got me hooked; a must read for mystery lovers and haters alike.

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Summary: A Real Mystery
Review: The book Paper Quake by Kathryn Reiss was a great book. In this book, there was never a moment when I was bored. Violet Jackstone is always feeling left out among her sisters. They are triplets, but Violet looks nothing like her sisters who are identical. When she was born Violet had a weak heart, and now she's treated like a baby and hates it. Her parents and sisters treat her as if she's going to die.
When her parents buy an old house to turn into a flowershop, the girls go to clean it up. When and earthquake comes, Violet finds a letter written almost 100 years ago wedged in a crack in the wall. Along the way Violet finds more letters that seem to be talking to her, and seem to predict what will happen to her. When she finds a letter that may predict her own death, Violet becomes very scared and goes on a search to solve this mystery. This is just the beginning of an adventure that is full of surprises.
Just when you think you know what's going to happen, something totally opposite happens. This book kept my attention to the very end. It was well written and I recommend it to everyone.

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Summary: THE BEST BOOK EVER!!!
Review: This book was one of the best books I have ever read. It was so suspensful... I read it in 1 day. It's got a lot of great subjects - history, suspense, mystery, romance, friendships, puzzles, drama, comedy... Recommended for all ages!!

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Summary: A great mystery, with good subplots
Review: This book was really good. The mystery that was trying to be solved was really unpredictable, which made it more fun to read. I also liked how Violet was always trying so hard to fit in. The story was touching, and the ending was unpredictable, and really good. This was a really fun book to read.

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Summary: Very Cool!
Review: This great book is about a teenage girl, Violet. It relates to family problems with her two sisters but it is actually a mystery. Whenever there are earthquakes Violet sees visons, and old letters fall out of the walls. There is an uncanny resemblance between Violets own life and the letters. Through this book you will learn more and more about the mystery. It is extremely good and I will reccomend it to everyone!

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Summary: Reiss Strikes Again
Review: This was not the first Kathryn Reiss book I have read, but by far one of the best. Their were endless kinks in the plot, which really made you keep reading because anything could happen. The end o and fimal climax is completely invisible from the begining of the book. This is a must read for anyone interested in fantasy, intruige, and a bit of history.

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Summary: Suspenceful!!!!
Review: WOW! If you want suspence, this is the book for you to read. I had a hard time putting it down. This is one of the best books I've read in a long time.

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Summary: Captivating puzzle!
Review: You'll never guess the mystery!! It's a great book!!! I'm very picky with books, but I happened to like this one. The reason why I only gave it 4 stars was because the character was a little...I don't know...I didn't like her as much as I should have...but she was ok. Violet was one of triplets. She was the odd one though. She didn't look like her sisters. Her sisters looked identical, but she didn't. She also had open-heart surgery. Now she wants fit in with her sisters, so they go to San Francisco to fix up a building for their parents. As they work there, an earthquake hits. A few moments later, Violet finds a note addresssed to Baby V. Her parents and sisters call her that. In the beginning, she's positive that the notes are for her. With each earthquake, a note is found, meaning another clue has dropped in her lap. Slowly she and her sisters unravel a mystery. Violet's life is just about to change. Was she Baby V? Who was the person writing to her? And how could someone from nearly a century ago write to her? As she reads each note, coincedences pop up and she fears that their time for solving the mystery could be running out.