I can't talk. I can't move. I can't do anything.

I just read out of my mind by Sharon M. Draper.  poor melody can't speak, move or even go to the bathroom on her own!  When she gets a Miditaker,  she becomes someone else.  She tries out for the national whiz kids team.  She is super smart and can't share any of her thoughts.  Just when things start to get good, something really sad happens.  She makes one friend, Rose, but is she really her true friend?  Is she actually smart enough to make the whiz kids team?  Will she ever be able to express her feelings like others?  I would recomend this book to people who like sad stories and people who read about disabilities and how they work through them. 

An Autism view

The Reason I Jump

The Reason I Jump is a book about what goes on in an autism's mind. The book is also written by a 13 year old with autism, his name is Naoki Higashida. On every page it has a question that he gets ask and then he writes his answers. After reading this you will understand their pain and you will be thankful that you are "normal". After reading this I want to try to help people who I know who have autism.

• I recommend this book for people who have someone in there family or know someone with autism for you/they understand what autism's troubles are and we do somethings.
• I also recommend this book for people who have autism to have them understand that they aren't alone and that others also go threw this stuff. 

Imagine you have a fourth dimensional alien fused inside you.

I finished Felix Yz by Lisa Bunker. When Felix Yz is three, he gets a fourth dimension alien stuck inside him because of a science experiment gone wrong. (teleportation if you want to know) Everyone calls the alien Zyx. In this book, it is a story all about the events leading up to the zero moment. The zero moments is when they will stop Felixes heart and they will remove Zyx. Then they will try to send a shock with 100,000,000,000 volts of electricity into him and his heart should start again.  There is only a one in five chances of him living.  This book is very suspenseful and it is super good. I would recommend this book to people who like science fiction books and people who like to read about people with disabilities. I would give this book five stars.  It is really good!

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