This book is about Violet Briggs. She just met someone who's really out of this world. He's a fairy named Sprite and he has a secret...
My favorite funniest part was when Violet through something and it bounced up and landed in his sandwich. I would recommend this book boys/girls who are ages 7 - 10.
rating:***
Stefon
Lt. Job Lane Elementary School Library Book Reviews Most reviews by students in Grades 4 & 5
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Showing posts with label myths. Show all posts
Showing posts with label myths. Show all posts
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
THE CREATURE OF THE BLACK WATER LAKE By Gary Paulsen
Ryan doesn't know what is about to happen at this lake. Down, down, down in the lake lives a hideous monster. Ryan meets a girl named Rita. Rita's brother claims that the monster ate his dog, while Rita thinks that her brother is just a annoying little brother. Ryan actually really want to know if the monster is real. Now they're getting more curious.
My favorite part was when a adult helps to search for the monster and capture it, down in the murky water. It was really intense.
I think that both boys and girls would like this book at the ages through 7-9.
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Henry
Henry
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
SEA OF MONSTERS by Rick Riordan
Labels:
Fantasy,
mystery,
myths,
Percy and the Olympians,
Science-Fiction
Monday, April 14, 2008
ANOTHER FINE MYTH by Robert Asprin
The book is about a 10 year old boy named Skeeve who start out as the apprentice of master magician Garkin. But it all goes wrong when a assassin kills Garkin
and the demon, Aahz he just summoned and was apprenticed by him .
My favorite part was when instead of being evil, he is actually quite friendly.
I think boys ages 10-70 years old will enjoy this book.
RATING: *****************************************************
Steve Ouder
Friday, March 28, 2008
THE LIGHTNING THIEF by Rick Riordan
This book is about a seemingly normal boy named Perseus “Percy” Jackson. But then, monsters start attacking him, and he discovers his best friend is half human-half goat, and he is sent to Half-Blood Camp. He also discovers that he is the son of Poseidon, the water god. Then he is accused of stealing Zeus’ lightning bolt and Hades’ helm of darkness, and must have them returned in ten days. Next, the Oracle predicts a horrible ending for him. Will he survive his quest???
A part of the book that I liked was the table of contents. The names of the chapters are hilarious, and you should read them before you start the story.
I think both boys and girls ages 9-13 will enjoy this book.
RATING: ****and a half
Sugarfluff.cherry
Labels:
boys and girls,
Fantasy,
myths,
Percy and the Olympians
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