Artemis Fowl and the Atlantis Complex - Eoin Colfer

Author: Eoin Colfer
Published Date: July 20th, 2010
Details: 357 pages, hardcover
Review: The seventh book to Artemis Fowl came out just a few months ago to shock it's readers by something unusual, totally different and absurd. Artemis Fowl has become nice! Unbelievable... isn't it? Well, the fairy world is in trouble, Arty has become a good, old teenager and so without his stunning mind and clever ways, all havoc breaks out. Butler has been tricked into leaving Artemis alone... with the news that Juliet, her sister, is in trouble. The fairies diagnose Artemis with Atlantic Complex - OCD, we'd call it - but the main thing is, will they be able to cure him in time so he can help? Will the fairy world be finally taken over without our mastermind to help? Well, you gotta read it to find out...

Mockingjay - Suzanne Collins

Author: Suzanne Collins
Publication Date: 24th August 2010
Details: 400 pages

Review: The third book of 'The Hunger Games', Mockinjay was released in August 2010 to leave it's fans aghast. Unlike the first two happily-ever-after books, the end of this realistic book leaves the readers to either cry over what happened, curse for what could have happened and happy for the good turn in things. While half of the readers will say That Suzanne ended the third book expertly, others will debate on for hours of what things shouldn't have happened. Personally, I think that I disliked a few things and was a little bit disappointed by the turn in events. However, I was happy that Panem was free at the end... I understand that war brings sadness even if there is a happy ending, but well, you have to read it yourself to judge.

The book is very emotional, it makes you cry at times, laugh at times, and bang your fists with anger at times! I wouldn't recommend the book to those who want a complete happy ending because you'll just be left depressed then. An ideal read for realistic-lovers!