The book Bad Girls Don't Die is about a high school girl named Alexis and she has pink hair. She doesn't enjoy high school a lot but that's not what the story is about. Kasey her 12 year old sister starts acting wired. After the book starts talking about high school Alexis and her family get in a fight but in some ways it was good because she started getting close to her sister when they didn't get along really well. After they have bonded, Kasey starts acting weird and so has her house. Kasey doesn't seem the same to her anymore and she tries finding out what's going on. Alexis house has become wired to her when she thought it was the best house. The house starts acting scary. The doors close and open by themselves very often and no one does it they just open by themselves. Another thing that has changed was that Kasey had blue eyes like her but they turn green. Alexis at first thought that that was normal, but then a couple days after her eyes start turning green Kasey started acting weird too and Alexis tried to solve what was happening but she couldn't. Kasey started speaking different than how she used too and she doesn't often know what the time is. Alexis wanted to tell herself that it was just made up and it was just her imagination, but it was hard for her when more things started to happen. She felt threatened in her own home, and she knew there wasn't a way to stop Kasey from changing or things happening in the house.

The book I read was Crossing The Wire by Will Hobbs. This book is about a boy named Victor Who's best friend since childhood, Rico goes off to America illegally. Later on Victor finds himself in the same situation to help out his family. I personally loved this book because it was unique and there is no book made like this one. Another reason I liked this book is because is because it kept getting interesting it didn't get boring in any part of the book. This book is realistic fiction because talked about a topic not many people care for or even think about even though this is a problem. Realistic Fiction means that this is possible to happen and this book talks about real struggles some families have not only people in Mexico but everywhere. I feel that most kids from 5th grade to high school should read this book. I feel like most kids would like this book but some might not understand it.