Showing posts with label book review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book review. Show all posts

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Mason: A Book Review


Runaway Ralph
By Beverly Cleary

I read the sequel of Ralph and the Motorcycle, it is a awesome book. Most of the book is filled with action and excitement. At the beginning Ralph is mad at his family and decides to go to Happy Ace Academy. And at the end of the book Ralph gets back to the Mountain View Inn and gets his motorcycle back. I think that people should read this book.

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Mason: A Book Review


The Mouse And The Motorcycle
By Beverly Cleary
I read The Mouse And The Motorcycle. It has lots of hard words. But it is a fun book. It is about Ralph and Keith. My favorite part is chapter 6, the title is funny. It is called "A Peanut Butter Sandwich". Ralph lives in the Mountain View Inn. A boy named Keith comes to the Inn. Keith brings his toy cars with him. Keith goes to help unpack. Ralph gets on the toy motorcycle and rides around the Inn. At the end of the book Keith gives Ralph his toy motorcycle. I think that people should read this book.


Gabe: A Book Review


1000 Facts On Bugs
Edited By Barbara Taylor
This book is all about bugs. I like the order that it is in. My favorite bug is the rhino beetle because it looks cool. I think people who like science and bugs should read this book.

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Avery: A Book Review


The School Story
By Andrew Clements

I think that The School Story is an awesome book. It is about a girl named Natalie that wants to get her book that she wrote published. She gives herself another name so that people won't know that a twelve year old girl wrote the book. Her other name was Cassandra Day. Her best friend name Zoe was her agent. Zoe's other name was Zee Zee. At the end of the book everyone knew that Natalie was Cassandra Day and her book got published. Later Natalie and Zoe were super famous. I loved this book and I hope that other people will love it too.

Friday, September 18, 2009

Marney: Book Review


Molly Learns A Lesson
By Valerie Tripp

Molly Learns A Lesson is super fun to read. It is awesome to read the book. It was awesome because in the book the girls had to make a blanket. They had to carefully put the blanket on the back of the couch so when they had to sew it back on they could just lift one part up and just sew it. People who like American Girls should read this book.

Monday, September 14, 2009

Connor: Book Review


The Sea Of Monsters
By Rick Riordan

I have been reading a book titled Sea Of Monsters. I have just finished the book today. In the book the characters have to pass through a sea full of monsters just to find an ancient and powerful artifact. I recommend this book to those who love Greek Mythology. Personally I give the book five stars.

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Avery: A Book Review


Blubber
By Judy Blume

I think that Blubber is an awesome book to read! It is funny and serious at the same time. It is all about a girl named Jill Brenner who is a public schooler. She is in fifth grade class with her friend Tracy and a lot of other interesting people. Tracy is Jill's best friend. In one chapter it was Halloween and Jill and Tracy put eggs in Mr. Machinist's mailbox because they thought that he deserved it. Later in an other chapter a girl named Linda became popular and Jill was not a cool person in school anymore. I loved this book and I hope that people who like Judy Blume books will read this one.

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Marney: Book Review


Meet Molly
An American Girl
By Valerie Tripp

Meet Molly is so fun to read because it's telling about an American Girl that you guys might want to buy. It's kind of hard to read because it has words like '' Mrs Gilford''. There was one thing at the end of the book called "A Peek In The Past'' that was very hard to read. My favorite part was where she was dressing up for Halloween and when she got outside her brother Ricky sprayed her with water. It was super funny! I think girls who love American Girl dolls should read this book.