Showing posts with label 4-5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 4-5. Show all posts

Friday, April 16, 2010


DOG

By Daniel Pennac

Dog is about a dog trying to find a home. This dog has lots of adventures. Will the dog find a good home? Or will it live on the streets forever? Read to find out...


Sophie


Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer Stone


Harry Potter
And The
Sorcerer Stone

by: J.K. Rowling

This story is about Harry Potter and this is his first year at Hogwarts School. He finds himself learning how to wave a wand and battle mountain trolls.One thing you might want to know is it’s a great story for your family. I think that it’s a great book because you have lots of adventure.

by: Kathryn

Into the Wild By Erin Hunter


Into the Wild
by Erin Hunter


This book is a great animal story. I would recommend it to people who like cats.
The story is about a young house cat called Rusty.
One day, he wanders off into the woods behind his house and finds a group of wild cats. He joins them and goes “into the wild.”
I feel that this book is a good book for 3rd-6th graders. I feel this way because if I were in 1st or 2nd grade I wouldn’t understand some of the language.

By Michaela

Monster Blood


Monster Blood
By R.L Stine
In this book there's a kid named Evan and his weird aunt Kathryn that comes to Evans house. When Evans aunt Kathryn comes he sees her standing at the door with a knife in her hand. In this book Evans aunt Kathryn tells Evan something about the monster blood that Evan bought from a store! I think this book is great because people that like scary stories would like to read this book!

Emma

Tuesday, December 9, 2008

Our First Post


We are very excited to begin posting our book reviews to our book blogs tomorrow during computer lab. We hope that these reviews give other kids good ideas about what books they should read next. Our posts might include information like:

Holes by Louis Sacher would be a great book for 4th or 5th grade kids to read. It won the Newbery Medal several years ago. I liked this book because the main character, Stanley Yelnats, overcomes a lot of obstacles while he is digging holes at Camp Green Lake. The characters in this book are all a little bit odd, and the plot goes through lots of twists and turns, so if you like reading a book that is unpredicatble, Holes the book for you! Read it today!