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The book I am reading is a mystery genre kreepy klowns of Kalamazoo by Johnathan Rand. There are 196 pages in the book. On Amazon someone said”This book is great”. It’s a good book if u like mystery and I think the age range is like 7-12.

I read a auto biography book called The Dirt Diary by Anna Staniszewski. This book has 256 pages. From the customer review on amazon. ‘’ this book will make you laugh from all the drama’’. This book i think is for 5 through 8 graders. Why i think it's good for 5-8 graders is because it has a lot of drama and I think the 5-8 won't understand it so much.

Imagine waking up on an island, that doesn't exist. A place where there is only one way in, and one way out. With teenagers and animals from all around the world appearing here, and dangers around every corner. An island with rules, and romance. A island called Nil that Charley, Thad, and everyone who is brought here have to escape from, before there time runs out. This is the book Nil by Lynne Matson, and the story of Charley and Thad.

The books we read in middle school and high school were genres not right up my alley, which made it hard to read them and connect with the books. Also, we would only have two or three weeks to finish the book, which meant we had to read 30-50 pages each night. That made it difficult to want to read for enjoyment because I was focusing on finishing the reading to make sure I knew the material for the test. The only book I do remember from high school, I enjoyed was The Outsiders by S.E

The book The Journal Of Biddy Owens by Walter Dean Myers Is a fantastic book! It took place in 1948. About a 16 year old Boy. In my opinion. It's a fast paced book, it's short, and it's about baseball. It's fast paced because their isn't a lot of words to read. Also it's got over 100 pages, so then it would count as a book we would have to read for the quarter.

I read the Fantasy book American Chillers Wisconsin Werewolves by Jonathan Rand. This book is 576 pages. According to Amazon a customer said ‘’What you see is what you get! No complaints!’’ I think the intended audience for this book is grades 3-6 because this book Is too hard for 2nd graders and too easy for 7th graders.

Many pre-teens would enjoy this book because of the thrilling adventures Nic goes on with General Radulf for his sister. Also, the readers would enjoy the bravery and courage Nic shows while fighting many people. This is highly recommended for independent reading, due to some of the fighting scenes that go on throughout the book. This book would receive a 4.7 out of 5 for its imagery and strong

This book interests me because it has a lot of action. “Shoot him! Shoot him!” three shotguns in rapid succession. BLAM! BLAM! BLAM! Sam fired back. Pencils of blistering green light scoured the sand. A cry of pain. “Don’t run away!” “Cowards!” (Grant 248). That was when the town of Perdido Beach was on fire and Sam was fighting them by using his powers against the H.C (Human Crew) and the leader Zil. This book is also interest’s me because Michael Grant (the author of the book) shows the perspectives of kids my age and their reaction to certain situations. An example is when Sam Temple meets once again his adversary. “Hey there Sammy. Long time, huh?” “No,” Sam gasped. “Oh, yes,” the voice snarled. The voice Sam knew. The voice he dreaded (Grant 249). Sam’s adversary is a boy named Drake who is a truculent person, has a tentacle for a hand, and is Caine’s right hand man. Drake scares Sam because Drake whipped him at the power plant and he remembers feeling all the pain he

The book that I have chosen out of the two books that I have read is The Road. I have read both A Lesson Before Dying and The Road had both been interesting to read and are strong contenders to be in the top five for the list. I feel however, that A Lesson Before Dying doesn’t have the type of hook that could make young readers want to continue the book and finish it. The Road, however has an apocalyptic type of setting that adds a sort of mystery and zombie feeling that young readers are usually interested in. The Road is also very easy to read and over a week or a few days you can easily finish it and start on any other books or assignments. A Lesson Before Dying takes a while to get used to and although it can teach you many things about

Reading contributes to a major part in a high school student's life. Whether it's reading a textbook, notes, a novel, or even posts on social medias, we are continually absorbing new information through reading. Canada Reads hosted by CBC has celebrated reading while distinguishing marvellous works of Canadian literature for the past fourteen years. This annual "Battle of the books" features five novels consisting of a common theme. Over a four day span representatives for each novel will debate why their book should become victorious. In the end they will have chosen one book they believe all Canadians should read. Taking part in this event was unremarkable. I was able to learn new things while simultaneously improving my reading and writing. Consequently, Canada Reads should become a part of the grade eleven curriculum due to its positive impact on high school students.

The book, I chose for my Book Talk #4 is The Infinite Sea by Rick Yancey. It is the second book of the trilogy of the 5th Wave Book series. This book has a Lexile level of HL640L, the grade interest is ninth to twelfth, and the age range extends from 14 to 18 years.The Infinite Sea is a Science Fiction book, but it has hints of horror in the trope of the story.

The number of books I've read in relation to my goal was 2½:3. One of the books I've read (T.A.M.H.E.R) was pretty easy. I felt the book's audience was clearly those of the age of 10 and below. Treasure Island was in the middle, with its audience being towards 20-12. The Journey is one of the more harder ones, with an age group of 60-30.

The story is very easy to read. There is not a great amount of text and therefore it can hold the attention of a younger child or make a great book

The main characters starts their hero journey, everyday Neville goes down to his lab- basement and experiment on mice, looking for a cure. Finally one day he captures a dark seeker and that is when all the trouble began. Likewise when a stranger comes to town, looking for a white heron. He asked

There are numerous children’s books available for educators to utilize as they create, integrate, and incorporate reading books into their lessons. When selecting books for students, many factors come into play. One central component to employ when selecting Children’s books is ensuring the book is developmentally appropriate for the child (Lennox, 2013). In order to select