Book Report Essay

The book When you give a Dog a Doughnut was really just about a dog that wanted everything and anything. Not only was it an okay book, but now I have an experience that will last a lifetime. As you may know, our class project was to to find a book that had some type of food in it and then find a recipe in order to cook it. You may be able to guess what we made just by reading the title of our book, which made it an easy assignment for people like us. The first step of the whole process was finding

The book that I choose from a non-English speaking country is “No and me” by Delphine de Vigan. I actually didn’t choose this book because I honestly didn’t know what to read. So my mum picked out a book which turned out to be great because one, the book itself is an amazing book, and two it also falls perfect for the category of “book from a non-English speaking country.” “No and me” is about a 13-year-old girl named Lou Bertignac, she has an IQ of 160 and has been moved up two classes. At home

Many books are a portal to a new dimension. Many people read books for fun and some read them to escape reality. As people say we should get lost in a book, the best thing is to expand the mind from a new point of view. S.E Hinston has wrote many books. One popular book written by him is The Outsiders. This novels is telling us a story about the character Ponyboy Curtis and his harsh struggles trying the gamble between the gang life and his struggles with right and wrong in a society. He considers

The book Crank sure of course does have a lot of poor judgement in it, but I think it could be a great book for a kid around my age to sit down and read. When I first picked up the book and started to read to read it I never thought I would end on the mind frame that I did. It for sure is a long book, and does contain some graphic material, but it is for sure worth reading in my opinion, and I think you should definitely keep this book, for all you know, it could be the best book a kid has ever picked

Introduction If I am being completely honest, when I read the title of this book, I was utterly confused. I did not have the slightest clue of what a trellis was. I have never been a gardening type of person, nor was that anything I was ever around during my childhood. A few pages into the book, the comparison between ministry and the analogy of the trellis and vine came into play. At this point, I figured it was important for me to find out what this was. As I did a simple google search of what

retarded book I've ever read in my entire eighteen years of being alive. Not only did I spend hours after working and going to school trying to read this book so I could do this report. It was really hard to stay intact to a book that doesn't make much sense anyways much less at 11:30 PM at night. There are lots of things that contribute into a good reading experience. A few of them being, you have to want to read the book. You also have to pick a good time where you can focus on the book. Also, you

Death tells you the name of the next book will be A Song in the Dark which she steals from the mayor's library without Rudy’s help. A week later Rudy rides his bike to Liesel’s house to tell her that he had noticed a book in the window that he believed Liesel should steal. Liesel finally decides that she will steal the book and when she does she finds out that the book is called The Complete Duden Dictionary and Thesaurus. When she begins looking through the book she finds a note from the mayor’s wife

as the Library Assistant in a middle school as only proven to reinforce my love for reading and books. As I begin this journey into discovering how libraries identify the reader, choose books, and effectively display collections, I am excited to learn all there is about the complicated life of a librarian. High-risk schools come with many different challenges, one of them being able to select books that are not too violent, graphic that contain subject matter that is sexually or physically abusive

What if someone was only allowed to bring a single book with them to keep and share for years and years to come? Would they choose a book that they loved, or one that is universally adored by many people? Would their book be full of facts to provide people with knowledge, or would it be a fantasy to inspire them to be creative and dream? Would it include just happiness, or would it dive deep into sadness and heartbreak? If there was only one book to share with future generations living in a Fahrenheit

first thing most young readers will notice about the novel, The Book Thief, written by Markus Zusak is its thickness. This book is made up of 550 compelling yet devastatingly sad pages. This book may be hard to read for some people as it is a story about a young girl and her family during the time of Nazi Germany. Although this is a sensitive topic for many, Markus found a way to creatively allow it to be tolerable for everyone. The book is so intense that it is actually narrated by Death. I personally