This story started fifty years ago, the world was almost destroyed by a chemical war, causing the world to be divided in the mutants and the pure. Thirteen years ago, a secret experiment was shut down and all its residents killed, only five extraordinary kids survived. They then discover their mutant blood were brought with it special powers. Jax can read other people's thoughts and even control their minds. Brick can heal any injury or disease. Rush can move objects with his mind. Flea can incredibly fast that people can't see her. And Anya can shape shift. Together they try to survive in the Mutant City... The author Steve Feasey sets limit on the children's power and make the book relatable to the readers.

This book happened in the age of vikings where a event called Ragnarok "The end of the world" happened. A war where the gods must battle trolls, monstrous wolves and giant serpents, it was told that only gods could stop when the gods died a long time ago. Most people in the small town of Blackwell, South Dakota, were direct descendants of the Norse Gods Thor and Loki. Matt was a Thorsen, being descendant of Thor is a not only a matter of pride but as it turns out, a matter of responsibility. Matt was chosen and now have to stand in for Thor. I really like this book because it was pretty similiar to Percy Jackson a Greek Mythology Series, except that this book is about the Norse Mythology.

Divergent is about a girl called Tris, who lives in a world which had a divided society. Although Tris didn't fit in to any of the societies, she was different. She was a group of special people that were told to be threatful to the society. Although the truth wasn't as told, there was a divided society called the Erudite who were trying to rule but the divergent were the only threat to their plan. This book was unique and special that kept the readers reading and couldn't put it down.

Alex Rider continues his adventure in a complete coincidence. It all started when he was holidaying in the south of France when he spots the assassin Yassen getting off a boat. He then followed him and hears a short telephone conversation. Later on Alex sneaks on board the boat that planned to kill Yassen but was captured and given a choice to die now or take part in a bull fight. Alex Rider then choosed the bull, which he then survived and end up in a bigger problem. Alex Rider then needs to hunt down Damian Cray and expose his plan in 90 minutes. This book is very thrilling, making not wanting to put it down. It expose about Alex's whole life past and present and a truth about his parents.

It all started when Jack McKinley was defending a kid from the school bully, then he blacked out and was on hospital on a tropical island. He soon meets three other teens: Aly, a pink-haired computer whiz; Cass, who is terrified of heights, but has an amazing photographic memory; and Marco, a super-athlete. It was told that all four of them shared a same dream in mysterious organization called K.I. set on an secret deserted island where no one knows. And these kids have all got one thing in common: they’re about to die. Each one of them possesses the G7W genetic marker, which was told to allow some kind of superhero potential. Although, it also causes illness that will kill each teen before the age of 14 unless an ancient mystery can be resolved. I really liked this book because the book is full of mysteries and the author Peter Lerangis always keeps you guessing what will happen next.