WHICH books/authors were most popular among the class of 2016 this year? Click here to see the results.Thursday, May 27, 2010
Monday, May 24, 2010
FUNNY BOOKS.....
CLICK "comment" for a student reviewed LOL book.
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MORE books known for HUMOR!
1. HARRIS and ME by Gary Paulsen
2. HOW ANGEL PETERSON GOT HIS NAME by Gary Paulsen
3. AL CAPONE DOES MY SHIRTS by Gennifer Choldenko
* Click "comment" to add a title to this thread!
HELP build this collection by adding a title that made you laugh.
MORE books known for HUMOR!
1. HARRIS and ME by Gary Paulsen
2. HOW ANGEL PETERSON GOT HIS NAME by Gary Paulsen
3. AL CAPONE DOES MY SHIRTS by Gennifer Choldenko
* Click "comment" to add a title to this thread!
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Jack T. Reviews ~ ICEFIRE

Icefire is a book filled with all kinds of fantasy. It is about a family who creates clay dragons that can do miraculous things. The book starts getting very intriguing right after David (the protagonist) makes a wish. Will the wish bring good or bad? His antagonist Gwillana, wants to steal something of great value to David and his family. Will she succeed or fail? David is busy on a report, stopping Gwillana, and taking care of himself all at the same time! If you want a fantasy book filled with action, mystery, and suspense, Icefire is your book.
Icefire by Chris D’ Lacey
Review by: Jack Trunick
Icefire by Chris D’ Lacey
Review by: Jack Trunick
CHICO P. Reviews: EVIL GENIUS
Cadel Piggott is the protagonist of the book. He is a very smart boy, a genius. At the age of seven he hacked into several high security networks using a computer and got caught by the police. Because of this, he has to see a psychologist, Thaddeus Roth. Is Dr. Roth a good psychologist? No. He is actually a secret agent sent by Cadel’s real father, Dr. Darkkon. Where’s Cadel’s father? He’s in prison because he is a crime lord who got cocky. Is Cadel going to follow in his father’s footsteps? The free world and I definitely hope not.Evil Genius By Catherine Jinks
Sunday, January 3, 2010
REVIEW by BRANDON T. ~ Class of 2016

MAX the MIGHTY by RODMAN PHILBRICK
Max the Mighty was a heart-pounding story about a boy and a girl running from the law. The conflict of the story is that Maxwell Kane gets charged for kidnapping his friend Rachel, aka “Worm”. Rachel and Max end up running to Chivalry, Montana to find Rachel’s true dad, and to ask him to help clear things up with the police. Max and Rachel meet a few helpful people on the way to help them get to Chivalry. Will max and Rachel get to Chivalry? Will they find Rachel’s dad? Find out in Max the Mighty.
http://www.rodmanphilbrick.com/teaching.html
Labels:
family,
friends,
kidnapping,
Montana,
police,
realistic fiction
REVIEW by REECE H. - STC '16

SUN & SPOON by KEVIN HENKES
Sun & Spoon is a great story about a boy on a search. Spoon, a 10 year-old boy, is the protagonist. When Spoon’s “Gram” passes away, he’s afraid that he might forget her. He goes on a search for something to remember her. Anything but a photograph would be great, because Gram hated pictures. What could he get? At Gram’s house, “Pa” is cleaning the garage. He could find something there, so he searches the garage. After no luck, Pa wants some lunch so they go inside. He finds something, until Pa notices it’s missing…
REVIEW by IAN W. ~ STC '16

REDWALL by Brian Jacques
Are you a fan of The Wind in the Willows? If so, then Redwall is the book for you. Redwall is about a group of woodland animals living in a huge abbey. The abbey is a peaceful place, until an evil rat named Cluny the Scourge decides to call it his home. This creates a major conflict, and the woodlanders are plunged into battle with the evil rat and his army. This forces a young abbey mouse to rise on a quest for the ancient sword of Martin the Warrior. Will he find the sword? Will it be too late?
http://www.redwall.org/
Review by Ian Wolff
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