In this story the main characters are a boy around 15 to 16 years old with long blond braided hair fitted with auto-mail limbs and a red coat and his younger brother whose body is an empty suit of armor. They are traveling to find the legendary Philosopher stone, the stone of immortality, in order to get their bodies back. I would give this series 10 stars.
~Angelyna
A book blog for anyone in the Corning Painted Post Middle School. Recommend a great read. Express your opinion about a book. (But, please, don’t give away the ending!)
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
The Fault in Our Stars by John Green
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
The Hobbit by J.R.R.Tolkien
The Hobbit, by J.R.R. Tolkien starts in a hole. Not a dirty hole with worms and all that, but a Hobbit hole. Bilbo Baggins, a typical Hobbit in the Shire, is confronted by a wise old wizard, Gandalf, and 12 dwarves to retrieve their gold that was stolen by a dragon generations ago. The gold-- along with the Arkenstone-the heart of the lonely mountain—is still protected by a wise-talking evil dragon. Will the 14 heroes be burned up by fiery breath, or go “there and back again” and return safely home? I would give this book 10 stars. ~Olivia
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Eragon by Christopher Paolini
Eragon lives in the magical world of Alagaesia, where elves, dwarves, humans and other fascinating creatures, such as werecats and Urgals, all coexist together. When Eragon finds a blue stone, smooth and completely hollow, the "stone" hatches that night and out tumbles a blue dragon. Eragon is eventually bonded with the dragon, which he names Saphira, and he becomes a Dragon Rider. But Dragon Riders are scarce, and when the Ra'zac come to pursue him, he escapes with his dragon and a storyteller, Brom. The three travel across the country until the reach the Varden where they hope to find safety and fight against the Empire and the evil king Galbatorix. Along the way, they meet new friends, learn magic, and ultimately try to escape capture. This a fantastic book that rates an 11 out of 10!
~Sailor
~Sailor
Monday, January 6, 2014
Yellowfang's Secret by Erin Hunter
Yellowkit has been born a medicine cat from the beginning but she believes she is warrior. One fateful night she has a stomach cramp with her brother, Nutkit. When her mother, Brightflower, yells at both of them for eating a bad type of food, Yellowkit tries to tell her mother that she didn't eat any bad food, but her mother won't listen. When she becomes a warrior, Yellowfang is in a mini battle with Windclan and is a little scratched up but she also feels the pain of other clanmates. They get back and their current medicine cat Sagewhisker tells her she has an amazing power, that she can feel the pain of her clanmates. Yellowfang thinks that it's horrible but Sagewhisker also tells Yellowfang that she is destined to be a medicine cat. I would give this book 10 stars!
~Destini
Monday, December 16, 2013
Tallstar's Revenge by Erin Hunter
This book is about a little kit who's name is Tallkit and his sister dies. Tallkit becomes Tallpaw when these cats come from outside Windclan and one lures Tallpaw's dad into a tunnel where water bursts through the end of the tunnel. The roof caves in and kills his dad. Now he is seeking revenge on the rogue/kittypet called Sparrow that left his father to die. I give this book 10 stars out of 10!~Destini
Monday, October 28, 2013
Divergent by Veronica Roth
When the government fails the people form factions. Some believe the government failed because of stupidity; those people formed Erudite, others thought it was because of violence; those formed Amity, other people thought it was because of lies; they formed Candor, some thought it was because of selfishness; so they formed Abnegation, last but not least the people thought it was because of cowardice; so they formed Dauntless. When the factions fall apart they are forced to move outside the city gates. Join the adventure with Tris and her boyfriend Four!
I'd give it a 10 out of 10!
~Jessica
~Jessica
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