Teen Ink Magazine, February 2005: Book Reviews The Rule of Four by Charlie R., Bedford, NY    Are you prepared to be whisked away to a world of lies, murder, treachery and riches beyond your wildest dreams? Continue... Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by Kayla S., Valley, AL    Magic powers, evil wizards, dragons and midnight broom rides are obsolete in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. Continue... Ice Station by Remy C., Collbran, CO    Ice Station takes place on the Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica. Continue... And Then There Were None by Christine S., Arlington, VA    Dear Agatha Christie, Although your novels have often been described as thrillers rather than actual mysteries ... Continue... Life of Pi by Laura R., Los Osos, CA    I discovered Life of Pi on a July afternoon when all I felt like doing was crawling into the freezer and staying there until winter. Continue... The Path to the Spiders’ Nests by Paresh C., Ghaziabad, Uttar, India,    The Path to the Spiders’ Nests by arguably the best post-World War II Italian writer describes the life of young Pin Continue... More Book Reviews from the Teen Ink Archives

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