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Loch by Paul Zindel |
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This book is about a fifteen-year-old boy who, when he was 5 years old, claimed to see the Loch Ness Monster. Ten years later, his father is part of an expedition to look for "dinosaurs" in a Vermont lake. They find some. I loved this book because it is about huge prehistoric carnivores in modern times, with a little romance thrown in. |
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| Love that Dog by Sharon Creech | |||||
I rated "Love that Dog" a 4-star because I've never read a book that is a story made up of poetry and now I know I like this type of writing. |
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The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan |
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Summary: 12-year-old Percy Jackson discovers that Greek mythology isn't really mythology and that the gods truly exist. He also discovers that the reasons monsters chase him endlessly is because his father is one of the most powerful gods. Above all, Zeus's lightning bolt is stolen, and Percy is blamed for the theft. Now, Percy has to find the real thief of the lightning bolt, go to the Underworld to confront Hades and get his mom back, and return the bolt to Zeus or risk causing a divine war. Meanwhile he has to deal with a troubling prophecy that warns him of betrayal by a friend. Rating explanation: I gave this book five stars because it has a lot of vivid detail and the author did an excellent job of incorporating humor. |
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| The Agony of Alice by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor | |||||
"The Agony of Alice" is an interesting book about a girl going through her teenage years. She experiences the typical teenage emotions. This was a great book to read right before adolescence starts. |
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| Among the Hidden by Margaret Peterson Haddix | |||||
"Among the HIdden" was a very inspiring piece of writing. It made me feel like I was actually there in the book, with emotions going wild like what will happen next. It was a real page-turner! I really LOVED it! |
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| Stone Fox by John Reynolds Gardiner | |||||
"Stone Fox" was a great book about a boy and his loving relationship with his dogs. |
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| The Penderwicks by Jeanne Birdsall | |||||
"The Penderwicks" is an interesting tale about four sisters and a young boy. These children will learn a lesson about friendship and kindness and have a journey that will last a lifetime. |
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