I LOVED this book, we recently listened to poached on audio in our car, but I hadn’t read Belly Up. This book is all about Teddy Fitzroy, and his adventures at FunJungle zoo. When Henry the Hippo is found belly up at the bottom of the river in the hippo exhibit. As the son of parents who work at FunJungle, he thought it was his job to investigate. What could go wrong? I think this book, and the whole series is awesome! So excited for new books to come!!

These books are sooooo good! At first I didn't even want to read them, but my brother told me to, and I still owe him to this day. I love the characters (especially Ripred....lol) and the story line, and.... well, all of it! Suzanne Collins (she also wrote the Hunger Games..... read that too!) put together an amazing story. I totally recommend these books to anyone who seeks a little adventure and excitement in their reading!

If you liked the Hunger Games, this is a must-read. The dystopian Chicago that Veronica Ross has created is amazing, no, more than amazing, it's phenomenal. Literally a phenomenon when it comes to books. Divergent is a story about people struggling through a world that has everything against them. Everything is about your faction. Beatrice Prior is in the selfless faction, Abnegation, but does she really wan't to stay there? Maybe she wants to be fearless, like the people of Dauntless. Maybe she wants to be smart, like the people of Erudite. Whatever she picks, the choice will define her. It will decide her life..... or maybe her death. And Beatrice has another secret, one that could be fatal, but could save the people she loves. YOU WILL LOVE THIS BOOK!!!!!!! And when you finish it, there are two more that are just as good if not better!

I read this book a long time ago, so I don't remember every little thing about it, but I do remember that I loved it. I remember that it touched me inside. I remember that my heart broke for Melody. We take so much for granted, like being able to walk and talk and feed ourselves. Not everyone can do that. And it's not fair to judge people who can't, or assume that they are dumb and pointless. They're not. This book can show us that, and that is something we all need to learn. I absolutely love this story.