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I'd recommend "The Island" By Gary Paulsen to people who enjoy nature preservation and adventure/action. The story tells a boy who with little to no friends grows very attached to the island. The island not only helps him but others as well to see the true beauty of nature. The conflict in this book is more or less man vs. man for Wil must stop them from destroying these lands, "at last even the sound was gone, everything was still". It definitely shows the struggle of teens trying to make friends in a far and new town. This book really connects to the reader in an almost humorist way, explaining topics everyone faces every day. This book is very good for teen readers who look for a nice adventure for the summer.

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The tone of the book is almost informal in a way almost as the main character is telling his story to you in a 1:1 conversation, the author uses slang and code words.

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Who is your book character most like? why?
My character is most like Macbeth who tries to understand everything he sees, he spends all of his time in nature so he can understand himself and eventually the world.

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The theme of the book isn't that similar to the only thing, one thing that might be the same is the fact that both stories try to avoid someone and involve ambition. In my IRB the boy grow attached to the island but everything he tries to get away from catches up to time similar to Macbeth but both try to stop being seen.

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Reading Log Entry (Explain the style of your book and add an image to help explain your opinion.
The style of this book is very basic as the boy generally is alone in this book when on the island he wears the basic shorts and tee when he goes to the forest. The time of day effects what he wears for example at night he puts on his coat.

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had missed a U-shaped spot in the middle of the lake and left a rise of land that became a rocky island.

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4/7: what page are you on? Are you enjoying the book so far? why or why not? 

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4/7: what page are you on? Are you enjoying the book so far? why or why not? 

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I'm on page 42. I really like this book because it explores nature. So the family in the book has just moved to an remote island where he'll spend his summer exploring the island and the surrounding area. I like it because of the way gary paulsen describes things are great they really let me see what something might look like "imagery" is very good!

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April 5: Reading Log Entry (List three words from page 4 of your book that connect to what you believe is the theme of the book.  Explain why you feel this way. )

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April 5: Reading Log Entry (List three words from page 4 of your book that connect to what you believe is the theme of the book.  Explain why you feel this way. )

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1.hate
2.fourteen
3.grew
these words connect to the theme because they all show change in the character as he grows more attached to nature and the island his hate and age change as he grows or older or "grew"