Chapter Summary: The Honest Truth

This book is about a young boy named Tom. Tom gets in trouble more than he should. He lives with his aunt Polly; she comes up with the punishment of having him whitewash the fence. Tom tricked his friends into whitewashing the fence with him by telling them it is fun in return his friends begged him to allow them help whitewash the fence. Tom falls head over heels for the new girl named Becky. She finds out

I liked the book because i thought their was a lot of detail added into the story also i think that it was kind of neet that their was good characters

Truth, novel was written by Tanya Lloyd Kyi, published in the United States of America, 2003. Truth novel talks about an adult who got murdered during a high school house party. Everyone who was at the house party seem to know who did it and why, but nobody has the bravery to tell the police. The main character Jen was at the party and she saw the body. Jen thought that she had her own investigation to know who was responsible. In addition to, the police started to do their investigation and started asking the people who were at the party, who did it, and what happened that night at the party. The detachment was investigating the possibility that more than one assailant may have been involved in the attack. As a reporter for the school TV show,

I couldn’t enjoy the book because I found the characters flat and uninteresting. Many of them have no character development-- except for Montag, but his development doesn’t come from a great self

Thus, O'Brien truly exposes how facts can be easily manipulated in his novel. He explores not only one, but for methods that are susceptible to an altered truth: war, relationships, politics and mental illnesses. But, all of these situations are sources of dishonesty because of our human nature. As Fredrich Nietzsche once said, "Sometimes people don't want to hear the truth because they don't want their illusions

“A Life Revealed” reveals more than just the identity of a lost woman after seventeen years, but the struggle of many under a religion-based government at odds with one another. Government is the highest level; a level that everyone else in the world can see and use to assume what the lives of its people endure day by day. But very few can see the struggle of the common man under this harsh power.

This book was all in all a “good read” (get it?). I loved the concept of the book and the general story of the book also. It had a couple of good characters here and there that brought a lot of new story and energy into the book such as Rusty who brought a lot of energy, and Debbie who brought a ton of new story that we wouldn't expect.

This is probably one of the best novels I have ever read. It was always exciting with very few pages that didn't make you want to keep reading. The author was very good at keeping you involved with the book no matter which part you were reading. I really liked the way the author wrote this book. He had a very good way of making the story interesting to read as well as making it easy to understand.

This shows children that it’s better to be honest and just have fun when you’re playing games; cheating does not pay and ruins the game for everyone. I really liked this book when I was younger because Boland and his friends finally stopped the bully. I thought it was a really good story, and I read it as often as a few times a day.

Later that week, on Ashley birthday, they made their plan a go. The truthers want it to be a hit and run. They blindfolded Ashley making her think they had a surprise for her but in reality they wanted to hit her with a shovel. After Jessie hit Ashley with the shovel, Anna buried her in the woods. I do not know why the truthers did this but after burying Ashely they ran to the police, told the police the truth, and got arrested. For awhile everyone hated the truthers for what they did but after five years went by everyone forgot about them.

4. The title Nothing but the Truth is an interesting title because there is truth in this novel but there are also lies.

I really liked the book it was very interesting. It's a really good book for all ages .One thing that I didn’t find too Interesting was all the mushy gushy stuff with Meg and Calvin. I liked how they made Meg a positive role model. I liked the chapter Aunt Beast it had a lot of great descriptions! I felt like I was in Aunt Beast’s fur.I didn’t like how they put the fighting in it makes me want to fight! Overall it was a good book!

The mountain is calling me’...-Mark. Mark wasn't an ordinary kid. He had cancer. Living in Washington,America, the 12-year-old was stuck in hospital most of his life having to fight his cancer with the medicine and medical treatments he takes. When the cancer returns he gets fed up with being ‘the kid who has cancer’, Mark decides to run away from everything and climb Mount Rainier. He only takes a few things with him. A camera, a notebook, a plan and a dog. ‘Example goes here’. Luckily for Mark, Beau was a courageous pet and friend who helped Mark get to Mount

The transitions between chapters often felt like the writer jumped. One chapter your reading one story then the next chapter you time jumped to something else. You got what's going on as you read then suddenly your on another subject and confused as to where that part of the story is going. It made the book hard to read. Thankfully most of those chapters that were confusing get explained later on as the story progresses. Also I think someone might want to get proof reader. Some of the sentences felt like words were missing. That made it hard to understand what the writer was trying to bring

I believe this book is a very touching story about two boys who have been friends since for as long as they remember. Bryon, a nice guy who has a player vibe and his buddy Mark, who is more of a troublemaker, feel the purpose of life is to have fun and not get caught by the cops. In this tale, they go through hard times and have to move on, knowing there is nothing they can do about it. Bryon realizes later that some things he cannot ignore,