Egghead Book Report

This book made me smile because it was an interesting book to read and talk about Lilly who bullied Trevor and Sara, but later it turns out that people are bullying Lilly.

I never heard of this book until PRIME. Once I started PRIME I told people about the books I had to read and everyone said that they loved reading this book. Once I heard about the book from a few people I was excited to start reading it. This was probably my favorite book to read so far. This book challenged me to rethink how I go about doing things. As I said before it challenged me to be more bold, and rethink what success meant. It also challenged me to be more persistent. I tend to be a person who if I fail at something I like to go back to something that makes me feel comfortable when the same opportunity comes to

Personally, the book taught me a lot about how people deal with situations when under pressure, people’s need for power and how easy it really if for a war to break out and I found that in my mind I could easily link what was going

As the overall book, I actually kind of liked it because it was kind of hard to understand because they couldn’t use “I” and I like challenges. They had to use “We” instead of using “I” to explain they self or the story. The book was okay as a whole but still kind of hard to understand I got kind of irritated after a while, while I was reading the book because of the way it was written.

It has taught me how I need to also have hope that things happen for a reason and better things are coming like in chapter 35 when clay found them in the woods and almost captured them but when they escaped him and found a nice boy who helped them on their journey.

Give a recommendation. (This should include why you like or did not like the book.) Was it grade appropriate? Why or why not? Would you use it in your classroom? Why or why not? I believe this is a delightful book to recommend. It teaches kids about dealing with adversity, how to preserver and staying the course not matter the challenges faced in the present or future. It’s a feel-good book about determination and desiring for a better life and not to give up hope.

This is a great book that everyone should read. The main characters are children, but they share adult characteristics. Some children have evil in their hearts, some children have good in their heart. The same goes for the real world. This book teaches us that we shouldn’t let the savage get to our hearts. You should always have the good side to you no matter the situation. When evil enters your heart, things can go horrible without even realizing it. An example is when they thought Simon was a wild boar and they killed him. Not because they meant to, but because they let savagery into themselves. All age groups should read this

People could relate to this book who get bullied and people who try to do the right thing but bully get in there way. For example, Grendel was a bully and keep attacking Hall Herot. This

From the book egghead, I would choose Katie to be my best friend. I would chose her because she seems to be a strong character from the book and seems to be very nice. She stood up to Shane for Will almost all his life, was his science fair partner when no one else would be and even became friends with him. She seems reliable, dependable and supportive. It really looks like she cares for her friends. Like when she helped will out when Shane pushed Will out of the boys change room and Katie gave him her shorts, or when Shane was about to hit him and she stood up for him (Shane wanting to hit him actually happened a lot). Katie would always be there for me. If I get bullied she would stand up for me and always be by my side. So I know that if she were my friend, she will always be with me to the end and that’s why I would choose her.

One reason the book is good for teens to know in our school is that we grew up in a small town. So we don't know how some things work like war. This book shows what war is like and explains in details what it is compared to. This will show most of the teens what they will do if they go into war or get drafted. It kinda helps show what the real world is based on and that it's not going to be roses and flowers. Or same as the recruiters

My opinion of the book is that this story portrays a very harsh but real message. People want to be like everyone else just so they can live up to society's standards. They are too afraid of the unknown. Even though racial prejudice is wrong today if people never stood up back then would we still live by it. Yes, I recommend this book to others because it put racial prejudice and judgement to life. Also, it puts people in the shoes of the characters of this

The part of the book that I find most meaningful is the part of the book that shows us the Birmingham Children’s March. It was an outrageous moment in the history of America and the message is even stronger when you are not just reading it from a text book. It does an incredible job of depicting just how brutal the authorities were willing to be, even towards children. The message that is sent extremely powerful even in today’s world where people

Throughout my life there have been many books that have had a strong influence on me. The two that I still hold with me today are I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings and The Outsiders. I thoroughly enjoyed reading these books. I loved learning about Maya Angelou’s story and the perseverance that she has bestowed in her life. This novel was inspiring to me because all that she went through she was able to overcome every obstacle that life threw her way. It helped me to learn that there will be hard times in life, but you always have to light in every situation. Even though The Outsiders was slightly different it still influenced me. It taught me the importance of true friendship and equality to all. Ponyboy had a hard life that become even harder

I really liked the book. It was very enjoyable to read. I would recommend it to my friends, because I think they

I excessively enjoyed reading this book because it allows us to realize how we can negatively impact someone's life by even our most minuscule actions, consequently causing the victim to harm themselves, which leads us to think twice before acting. Furthermore, people often treat others unjustly not realizing the bountiful consequences which come along with it, however, after reading this book, it really makes you truly think about your actions. Consequently, this reassures that you would not make the same mistake that any of the individuals did in the book, allowing you to lead life without guilt. Additionally, I would recommend this book to adolescent high school students as in high school we tend to make numerous mistakes and mistreat