Knives as Bookmarks

**This is review is going to have spoilers in it, but they will be sectioned off. If you all like this format, I'll continue it.**    Alright, so this book came out last year and oh my goodness I was blown away by this book! I read this book back in July and this book is still sticking in my mind. For those of you who haven't heard about this book it's essentially The Breakfast Club  meets Pretty Little Liars . When Bronwyn, Addy, Nate, Cooper, and Simon are all sent into detention little did they know that one of them is not going to coming out alive. When the four are suspected of murdering the fifth, they must "team up" to figure out who killed the fifth. What I loved about this book is that this book covers SO MANY different issues high schoolers face: the perfection strive, relationships, bullying, and the presence of social media without it feeling like it's intentionally trying to make you focus on these issues. Also this book jumps between

  Okay, so I've changed my setup for these new releases and now I will just be talking about the top five books I am interested in for the month. HOWEVER, this will not include sequels for series mainly because I'm already hyped (as are some of you) and this way I can talk about maybe some books that are being super hyped.  An Absolutely Remarkable Thing by Hank Green Genre:YA, Contemporary Release Date: September 25  Okay, so I know that this book is pretty hyped already, but I'm still really excited about this one and I always love supporting another Youtuber. But this book is about April May who stumbles across a giant  sculpture while going home from work at 3am. April and her friend, Andy, make a video with it and by the next day, their video has gone viral. News spread and there are apparently dozens of these sculptures all over the world, but April's video is the first one to have documented it, thus forcing her into the spotlight.  E