How does Zeus even have the power to turn Apollo into a mortal?? HOW?!

I enjoyed this book because I like how it goes back and forth to each character. I like how they become friends at the end.

I love how this is in the point of view of a new camper aka prohibito.

I enjoyed reading the last book of this series. I was very interested in the storyline and seeing what ended up happening. Even though I didn't like the outcome and Belly's choice, I was very interested up until the very end.

The plot twist

I picked three stars because it had cool photographs of bugs. The peacock butterfly was the coolest butterfly. It has a closeup of a stalk-eyed fly. It was the first time I ever heard of that. I liked the book. And it had photographs of fleas and ticks.

I thought this book was ok. My favorite part about it is uncle Murray’s fun facts. One of the fun facts is can cats be trained to get along with one another. Read to find out. Uncle Murray was a really nice character. I also liked this weird cat just popped up out of no where. I recommend this book.

Such a good story line!!

Humorous!

I think the book “Heartbreakers and Fakers” by Cameron Lund is a nicely thought out book. It’s a young adult romance story about a girl who cares a lot of what other people think of her. She is now one of the most popular girls at her school, but there was a time she wasn’t. She is dating Jordan Parker, the guy she’s dreamed about since 1st grade. But then one night at a party, the main character, Penny, ruined everything. She kissed her arch nemesis, Kai Tanaka, who is also her best friends, Olivia’s, boyfriend. As a way to get people to like her again, she fake dates Kai. But as time goes on, it’s hard to say the word fake. Will the plan work and penny ends up with Jordan? Will she ditch the plan for Kai? Will her and Olivia ever become friends again? Read the book to find out. I love the crazy filled plot twists with well thought out humor. I would recommend this book to teens who love to watch romcoms and read romances. I think of it as a not very relatable, relatable romcom. That’s my opinion on the book “Heartbreakers and Fakers” by Cameron Lund.