Couldn’t put it down.

I Love the way that she helped the pony

Personal actions cause problems for each family member but it rises to a murderous level with the use of spy ware

The story was good and in the end it did lead to a good ending as Clark saved his school and in the end they introduced Lois.

I like that at the end she made friends. It made me feel grossed out because in one part she kisses somebody.

It is very funny and silly. They go on a adventurous goose chase on why Rollo Tookus is missing.

The Inheritance Games is definitely a 4/5 .It is about a girl named Avery Kylie Grambs of New Castle Connecticut.She is poor.Her mom died, her dad is a no-show, and her half sister is the guardian.She is a good student that likes to be the invisible kid at her school.But when she goes to the principal office for the second time that week she finds out that she has inherited some money from a billionaire named Tobias Hawthorne, she fly's to texas to see what he left her.She thought that he would just give her a few thousand dollars and how life-changing that would be.But when they read he's will the numbers aren't adding up she realized she is the last person in the room that was not told what they had gotten.Forty-six point two billion dollars is what Tobias Hawthorne is worth and he gave it all to her, everything.Now it is up to Avery and Tobias Hawthorns grandsons to figure out why he gave her all he's money.They aren't even related......... or are they?

Great story about finding love!

Accurate book. Extremely relevant, especially after what has happened since October 7. Shows the dangers of any attempts at a man-made "peace." It also shows what the Scriptures say concerning the Jews' right to the land (provided they are faithful to God). But it also exposes the dangers of Replacement Theology. It also shows Israel's role (according to Biblical prophecy) in the events leading to the Second Coming of Christ.

I liked the book as it heavily focused on the social class of people, but the story moved quite fast. I liked how the quotes emphasized the struggles of people of color and those from lower class backgrounds