Ruby Redfort - Look into My Eyes - ASB

Ruby Redfort - Look into My Eyes

This book is by Lauren Child.  An author who wrote a series about a girl named Ruby Redfort. In this book Ruby is given a secret coded message telling her the right place at the right time. Ruby was almost best kid code-breaker ever in Twinford. Ruby finds out that she has been accepted at a secret agency called Spectrum.

When I started reading this book I thought it was going to be really boring because the start of the book was just the intro which is normal but it lasted really long and I thought there would no action at all. But then suddenly, when I was just about to abandon the book action, fun, and mystery came barreling in. That was one of the great things I thought Lauren Child did really well at. One of the things that I thought she should tweak a little was the length of the Intro. It was way too long and if it hadn’t been for my sister who was pushing me to keep on reading and wait, I would have abandon the book much earlier. But now I’m already have way through the last book of the series which is called Ruby Redfort - Feel the Fear.

This book is really interesting and I would recommend for anyone to read this book and the rest of the books in the series. This book is great except for the part I talked about in the paragraph above. If you have read any books that talk about secret agencies or have bursting action please tell me about the book by commenting on this post.

Fig Pudding

I have recently read a book called Fig Pudding by Ralph Fletcher also it is one of those kind of books that I like to read. There is a character called Cliff who is the oldest among 9 children he has a collection of baseball cards and practically what he uses his time on and he likes to keep                                       

his card sorted in a specific way read the book to find out. his card sorted in a specific way read the book to find out.

                                                

This one of the favourite kinds of books that I like to read so when I bookbrowse this is one of my first kind of books I start looking for.

Ralph Fletcher uses a variety of different ideas making the reader not know what is going come next in the story. He has come to our school once and given us a writing lesson in writing class it was fun we also had shared our writing with the whole class.

I also know how it feels to be the oldest getting treated differently than your brother in worse way always have to give stuff he wants he gets everything he wants and I only sometimes get what I want but I guess there is a good and bad for being the oldest in the family.

I like how Ralph Fletcher writes and I think if anyone likes to read realistic fiction books then I highly recommend this book. If you read realistic fiction books can you tell some that you read maybe a series of books. Please comment on what you thought about this post and try and to tell what realistic fiction books you read.

Week 4 Horrid Henery (ASB)

Recently I was reading a book called Horrid Henry 3 books in one. The author who wrote this book is Francesca Simon.

My favorite chapter was Horrid Henry’s Hobby. It’s about Horrid Henry Who collects Gizmos But Perfect Petter  his brother wants it too. So they have a fight over it

Their mom came and said it was Perfect Petters turn so peter got it . But Horrid Henry was horrid and did a prank he said do you know if you have the Golden Gizmos (The lasts one they needed.) you die soon.

I liked this book it had detail and a lot of action in it and it was like he was going to do something really exciting.

Week 1: Group 3- My Side of the Mountain Response

In chapters 1-3, Sam decides to move to Catskill mountains.  In these chapters, he is up to the survival skill test.  Why do you think he moved to Catskill mountains?  What would you do if you were him?

I think that in chapters 1-3 Sam made a good and bad choice. The bad part of it was that he would be limited to his resources and live a lower quality life. The good part about it was that he would be more independent and be in a less crowded environment.

I think he moved to Catskills mountain because he was in New York City. In New York City, it was very, very crowded. I think he visited Catskills mountain a couple of times, so he has some background knowledge of Catskills mountain. He also has the basic knowledge of Catskills mountain.

If I were him, I would go back to New York City and get all of my belongings and head to Catskills mountain.  I would make one big bonfire and sleep next to it at night. I would be limited to resources, so I would chop a bunch of trees down. I wonder if he was thinking very deep or did he just take his chances?