These are a few of Mrs.
Mulch’s favorite books in our library. . .
everything from sports to romance to a
great biography!
Dillon has lots happening in his life—a brother who committed suicide in front of him, the pregnant
girlfriend of his brother, and a girlfriend who shies away from any physical contact with him. He’s an
athlete who doesn’t go out for school sports—except to be the manager on the girls’ basketball team—
and he only does that to be near his girl Jennifer and to make the coaches mad. Great book, excellent
characters. . .
Deputy sheriff Miles Ryan’s wife was killed by a hit and run driver while out on her evening jog,
leaving
him to raise their son Jonah on his own.
teacher. . . but an unknown voice threads through the book—Missy Ryan’s killer. Easy reading, a light
romance, a little mystery…
4,000
Days Fellows,
This biography is the most checked out book in the GBHS Library. It tells the story of a drug courier
who’s
caught in a
Don’t read this if you have a weak stomach. . . it’s graphic, horrifying, amazing. It’ll keep you riveted finding out what nightmare he will encounter next.
When Ellie and Miah walk together in the park, people stare because she’s white and he’s black. He’s
from a rich, famous family, and she’s dealing with a mother who walked out on her family. From the
time they
meet at a
to see beyond the colors of their skins. It’s a great book, but have some tissues ready for the ending. . .
Bo Brewster has been at war with his father for as long as he can
remember, and he loses control when
his football coach, a man awfully
like his dad, pushes him a little too far in practice. Because of Bo’s
track record with school
suspensions, he’s now relegated to Mr. Nak's before-school Anger Management
group
(which he initially believes to be populated with future serial killers and
freeway snipers). There
Bo
meets a pack of survivors that he finds out aren’t so different from him. It is here he finds and falls
in love
with Shelly, a future American Gladiator, whose passion for physical challenge
more than
matches
his.
Sam Pettigrew never imagined he’d spend his senior year changing diapers and giving midnight feedings. But when his girlfriend decides she can’t handle motherhood, Sam finds himself a single parent. Max wasn't part of the plan. He wasn't even part of the backup plan. But he's here now, and Sam is attending an alternative high school with other teen parents like himself. Talk about a wake-up call. But Sam is determined to make it work, to show everyone -- his dad, his new girlfriend, himself -- that he has what it takes to be a good dad. After disaster strikes, Sam questions whether or not he should give up. . . but would that mean giving up on Max?
Suzanne’s Diary
for Nicholas Patterson, James F PAT Romance
Katie
Wilkinson's boyfriend Matt dumps her and leaves behind a diary. As Katie begins to read, she slowly comes to
realize that the diary belongs to Matt’s first wife, Suzanne, and she had
written it for their baby, Nicholas. As
Katie struggles through the diary, her heart fills with fear and hope, and she
wonders what happened and whether the love she and Matt have can survive.
When Caitlin first meets strange, sleepy Rogerson, with his long brown dreads and brilliant green
eyes, he seems to be everything she wants him to be. He's handsome, sensitive,
rich, wild, and more than a bit mysterious, and before long, Rogerson has cast a spell over Caitlin—a spell that keeps
her in a dreamland from which she can't seem to break free—aeven
when the dreams turn into nightmares.
Her beautiful, smart, everything older sister Cass runs away from home, and Caitlin’s world starts to crumble around her, and
she can’t find anyone to tell about what happens when she’s alone with Rogerson.
Roughnecks Cochran,
Thomas F COC Sports
"You want to be a Roughneck, Cody?"
Coach Crews must have asked me that a thousand times during those twenty practices, and I always gave him the same answer.
"Yessir." I said it even when I wasn't sure I believed it.
Senior
Travis Cody, raised in a