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Summary: Eerie Fog
Review: Caroline B. Cooney has a certain eerieness to Fog. The book grabs you in the first chapters and relates you to the main character, Christina. While following the life of an island girl named Christina on her first year attending school on the mainland of Maine, the author reveals an evil in her boarding house. This evil does not come from an usual source but, rather, the warm caring arms of her boarders and also her administraters at school. Christina is in a frantic struggle to overcome all odds and break the hold they have on her friend, Anya, as well as on her community. This novel, written for young adults, has a sense of suspence that keeps the young reader interested. It has fancinated me and I can't wait to read its sequal Snow.
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Summary: Wonderful Book by Caroline B. Cooney
Review: Christina is a 13 year old girl who has gone to Maine from her homeland island to stay with the evil Shevvington's who manage to take over people's minds. She tries her best to fight back but fails to save Anya's sanity. The Shevvington's have the power to turn her own parents against her and seem innocent the entire time. Christina is the only one who knows and believes that they're evil . This is the first book in the series of three (the other two are The Fire and The Snow).
I personally thought that this was a very suspensful and page turning book. Nowadays it's hard to find books as good as that with out the nonsense. This was honestly one of the best books I have ever read. I know that I'm defenitly going to read the other two, probably multiple times. So, if you want a good read then read The Fog by Caroline B. Cooney.
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Summary: a book that gets you hooked!!
Review: Fog is one of my favorite series!! After reading this book you will see that Caronline b. Cooney is definetly a gifted writer!!
it still keep me in wonder how a author can think such a story!
This book is really hard to describe but its definetly worth reading!! FIVE STARS FOR CAROLINE B. COONEY!!!
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Summary: It Gets Better
Review: Fog is the first book of the series Losing Christina. It's about a girl named Christina who lives on an island, but has to move off it to go to 7th grade. She lives with her princable and his wife who is the 7th grade english teacher.
Everyone on this island loves these people, the princable and the english teacher. Christina however isn't but, wonder's why everyone likes these people. You'll have to read the rest of the book yourself cuz' i can't tell you everything. The series gets better especially the part about the diary.
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Summary: Good Book
Review: For the first time in her life, Christina is being sepaerated from her parenst. She has to leave the tiny island she calls home to move to the mainland so she can go to school. Before she leaves though an old woman who owns a small shop at home gives Christina a poster of the sea. When Christina first meets Mrs. shevvington, she is the exact opposite of her husband. But after a while of living with them, Ana (I think that was her name, i 4get) slowly starts to lose her mind, thinking the sea is coming to get her, that the poster Christina got from the island controls everything. The Shevvingtons do nothing. Christina knows that they are behind it, but w/ her parents so far away, no one believes her. Now the Shevvingtons are turning their attention towards her. Read the book to find out what happens.
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Summary: Great
Review: I guess I'm the only person that really liked this book. This book is not your typical "R.L. Stine" fair. It's not that *easy* to understand (on a low scale sense). This book is more like a psychological and intelligent thriller--pretty rare consider what type of Young Adult novels that were published when this book was came out. I recommend the whole trilogy (that is, if you can find it). Even though I read this book many years ago, I still remember Christina and her dept and strenght. And, no, the Fog was *not* actually talking to Christina.
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Summary: THE BEST BOOK!!
Review: I have read Fog, Snow and Fire in this past week. I could not put the books down. Caroline B. Cooney's writing is addictive like no other author's is. All of Cooney's books that I have read I have loved but these are probably 3 of the best. I would describe them but theres no way I could give a qualified description. You'll just have to read them for yourselves!
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Summary: Awesome Book!!!!
Review: I have read Fog, Snow and Fire in this past week. I could not put the books down. Caroline B. Cooney's writing is addictive like no other author's is. All of Cooney's books that I have read I have loved but these are probably 3 of the best. I would describe them but theres no way I could give a qualified description. You'll just have to read them for yourselves!
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Summary: The Fog
Review: I LIKED this book! (I guess I'm one of the few!) I thought this book and "the fire" are good but "The Snow" isn't all that good. Warning: These books are extremely addicting!
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Summary: AWESOME.
Review: I love the Losing Christina books... they're very suspenseful (which is probably the most overused word for describing a story, but they really are). Christina is a very likeable main character; not overly whiny and girly, or too "nice". You can really identify with her, and you can imagine how she feels in most of these situations (her first day at the mainland school, having nobody believe her, etc) and I was impressed by how strong she remained. The Shevvingtons are very evil; and both in different ways (Mrs Shevvington is visibly evil and her true personality is more or less out in the open, and Mr Shevvington acts very kind and everyone loves him, when really he's just as evil as his wife.) People who liked Face on the Milk Carton shouldn't just pick up this book because it's by the same author; the story is very different (I read the first FotMC book and was very bored; this girl was kidnapped, GASP, we've established that, get on with the plot!) and while FotMC is more of a mystery, this series is more of a horror/suspense series, with some supernatural elements in it (the "evil" of the Shevvingtons, etc). I don't think you should judge the Losing Christina series after only getting through half the book (like that one reviewer did), because it is kind of slow at the beginning, but then the story gets much faster (that WAS my hope for Face on the Milk Carton, but sadly it remained boring the whole way through). All in all, "Fog" is a wonderful beginning to the story, though my personal favorite is "Snow" (the second book). "Fire" was also a good ending.
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