The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman is about a boy named Nobody Owens also known as Bod. Bod's family had been killed by a man called The Man Jack when he was very little. Bod crawled out of the house where his family had been murdered. He toddled up the hill and into the graveyard. There were two ghosts named Mister Owens and Mistress Owens. The ghost of Bod's mother told them to take care of and protect Bod.
Once they had agreed that Mister and Mistress Owens would take care of Bod,Bod's dead mother left. All the ghosts in the graveyard are excited that Bod will be living with them then Bod was given the freedom of the graveyard.The man Jack is livid that he failed his task to kill Bod's whole family including Bod,but he hadn't killed Bod.The man Jack is still alive and out to get Bod.Bod goes on tons of adventures,meets new friends,discovers new species and grows up.Now Bod will find out the adventures of living in a graveyard.
This book is AWESOMETASTIC! And if you are looking for a scary yet very exciting story with ghosts,werewolves,and other mysterious species you should read The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman!
by perpie7,The 3 R's, mimi1213, and miss. cheesecake
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Al Capone Book One-Book Review and Recommendation
Al Capone Does my shirts is a book by Gennifer Choldenko that takes place in 1935 in Alcatraz during the Great Depression. The book is about a 12 year old boy named Moose with his sister named Natalie which has a severe case of Autism. Moose's family lives on Alcatraz because his father has a job there as a prison guard and an electrician. Alcatraz is a prison where really bad criminals go. Natalie did not get accepted to Esther P. Marinoff which is a special needs school so Moose is stuck with her.
Some things we liked about the book is when Piper, a mean girl, makes people pay 5 cents to get their shirts washed by Al Capone. Another thing we liked about the story is when Natalie met one of the prisoners nicknamed onion gave her a baseball. One of our favorite phrases of the story is "Moose your better with Natalie than I am" said Mrs. Flanagan. We recommend this to people who like realistic and historical fiction.
By:Atomic JimBomber, KY776193, joebobdrakelburger
Some things we liked about the book is when Piper, a mean girl, makes people pay 5 cents to get their shirts washed by Al Capone. Another thing we liked about the story is when Natalie met one of the prisoners nicknamed onion gave her a baseball. One of our favorite phrases of the story is "Moose your better with Natalie than I am" said Mrs. Flanagan. We recommend this to people who like realistic and historical fiction.
By:Atomic JimBomber, KY776193, joebobdrakelburger
Absolutely Normal Chaos-Book Review and Recommendation
Absolutely Normal Chaos By: Sharon Creech
Absolutely Normal Chaos is a great book teaching us about one of life's greatest lessons, not to judge a book by its cover, and that life can never be perfect, even though it seems when things get good and cant get better, things go horribly and can't get any worse.
The story line is how Carl Ray came to "The Big City" to find work and to find something else, a father. Carl Ray found out that the father raising him was not his biological father, so he went out to find his real father. On his journey he found out many life lessons more valuable then finding his father.
My favorite part in the book was when Mary Lou (the main character) had to go in the out house on Carl Rays farm and her hilarious remarks.
I strongly recommend this book to people who like comedy. If you happen to stumble on this book READ IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This Review was by: FlippinFashionQueen
Absolutely Normal Chaos is a great book teaching us about one of life's greatest lessons, not to judge a book by its cover, and that life can never be perfect, even though it seems when things get good and cant get better, things go horribly and can't get any worse.
The story line is how Carl Ray came to "The Big City" to find work and to find something else, a father. Carl Ray found out that the father raising him was not his biological father, so he went out to find his real father. On his journey he found out many life lessons more valuable then finding his father.
My favorite part in the book was when Mary Lou (the main character) had to go in the out house on Carl Rays farm and her hilarious remarks.
I strongly recommend this book to people who like comedy. If you happen to stumble on this book READ IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This Review was by: FlippinFashionQueen
Touching Spirit Bear-Book Review and Recommendation
Touching Spirit Bear is about a boy named Cole Matthews, who gets punished and has to go to an deserted island or jail for beating up a boy named Peter. Cole thinks he is unwanted and feels like a piece of trash because his father beats him and his mother never seems to care or help. After Cole steals from a hardware store and brags about it at school, a boy named Peter tells on him. Cole gets angry because of this and decides to beat up Peter. After that, Cole has to either face jail or a deserted island for a year. On the island Cole burns his shelter out of anger and tries to escape, but fails. Cole sees a Spirit Bear which supposedly only live off the coast of British Columbia. The second time he sees the Spirit Bear he tries to kill it, but ends up getting mauled.
After being mauled, he laid helpless on the ground for 2 days. When he was found, he was almost dead. Finally, help arrived in the form of a boat filled with people. Cole was brought to a hospital. Does he live? Does he return to the dreaded island? And most importantly, does he change? READ THE BOOK TO FIND OUT!!!!!!!
We TOTALLY would request this book!!!!!
After being mauled, he laid helpless on the ground for 2 days. When he was found, he was almost dead. Finally, help arrived in the form of a boat filled with people. Cole was brought to a hospital. Does he live? Does he return to the dreaded island? And most importantly, does he change? READ THE BOOK TO FIND OUT!!!!!!!
We TOTALLY would request this book!!!!!
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