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“The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore”

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“The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore”

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William Joyce

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Morris Lessmore is a man who loves books and writes in his own book. He meets a lady who gives him a book that leads him to  amazing library. He reads the books and gives them to others. Years pass and he finishes his own book so he leaves the library. A girl walks in and reads a book, the story ends with a beginning.

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1. Morris Lessmore is a book doctor. I know because he spends time fixing books.
2. Morris Lessmore is caring. I know because he sympathizes with the books.
3. Morris Lessmore is helpful. I know because he gives books to people who need them.

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This story take place in a magical library. The books are alive and they fly around. This goes through years of time. The library is his home and workplace. He communicates with the books in the library.

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The theme of the story is everyone has a story.
I know because he says it as a quote.
I know because he has his own book about his life.
I know because he learns every books story and recommends them to others so they learn it’s story.

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I enjoyed “The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore” very much. I enjoyed the part when the books take care of him. The part with magic were amazing but the part where Morris leaves is not so good. People who like fantasy will like this book. I give this book 5 out of 5 stars.

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James Riley
336 pages

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Jack is a normal teenager from the fairytale world. One day he meets May who’s grandmother might be Snow White. On their quest they meet prince Philip who joins them on their adventure. Jack receives a powerful sword from one of the Wicked Queen’s knights. Jack uses the sword to release to May’s grandmother who turns out to be the Wicked Queen. They escaped her clutches and get to tell their tale and continue their adventures.

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This story takes place in a modern version of the fairy tale world. This world has kings and queens and all of your favorite fairy tale characters. This world is filled with magic and mischief with witches, warlocks, and imps. It has magical creatures such as mermen, talking wolves, goblins, dragons, and giants. All of these things are inside of the pages of this book.

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I enjoyed “Hafe Upon A Time” a lot. I loved the climax in the story where they battle Malevolent. I like the parts where he uses the Eye’s sword, but it was a little boring at times. People who like adventure and magic will really like this book. I give this book 5 out of 5 stars because it makes me remember my favorite fairy tales from childhood.

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Kenneth Opal

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Will just wants to be a artist but his father won’t let him. While on the Boundless, the world’s longest train, he witnessed a man named Brogan murder one of the train’s guards. He joins a circus so he can travel to first class on the train and tell him about the murder. Will and the other circus members battle Brogan and some other brakemen on top of the Boundless. They arrest Brogan and Will’s father tells him he can become an artist and join a art school in San Francisco.

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The story takes place on the worlds longest train over four days. It consists of 938 cars that include first, second, third, colonists, and freight cars. The colonists cars have them almost touching elbows because they’re so close together. The second and third class cars are at least slightly more comfortable. But the first class cars are magnificent with a viewing car made completely of glass, a library, a swimming pool, and a parlor. In the train their is a secret to be discovered. Many amazing

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“The Boundless” was good. I really liked the part when he almost sinks into a mud pit. At times this book can be a little boring and there isn’t a lot of action. People who like a little mystery and adventure would love this book. I give this book 4 out of 5 because it could have been a little more exciting.

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Patterson, James. Middle School from Hero to Zero. Little Brown, 2018.

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Rafe goes on let another adventure in London with his class. He is the leader of the school contest his class is doing on the trip where the winning class gets to pick someone to win 1,000 dollars! Rafe becomes friends with Miller, the school bully, because they are roommates at the hotel. He and Jeanne, a girl he likes, make a deal so they work together on the class project. Rafe gets lost in London because Jeanne's boyfriend locked him in a bathroom while on a tour of a museum. They don’t win the contest they have a viewing party for a movie they created on the trip about the project.

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1. Rafe is a artists. I know because he sell portraits on the street to make money for a ride back to the hotel after he gets lost. Page 217.
2. Rafe is funny. I know because he makes comics about ‘Loozer’ and his adventure. Page 69
3. Rafe is lonely. I know because he has only one friend and talks to an imaginary friend. Page 64

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“Middle School: from Hero to Zero” is the best book in the series. People who want to have a book that relates to them will love this one. The best part is when they go through the dungeon of the wax museum. The worst part of the book was when they are on a airplane and the kid throws up. People who like comedies that you can relate too. I give this book 5 out of 5 stars.

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“The Lengend of Greg: An Epic eries of Failures”

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“The Lengend of Greg: An Epic eries of Failures”

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Rylander, Chris.
338 pages

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Rylander, Chris. The Lengend of Greg: An Epic Series of Failures. G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 2018.

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The story takes place in modern day Chicago. “The world capital for all dwarves” (Rylander 119). It has magical creatures hiding everywhere. Their is a place called ‘The Underground’ where Dwarfs ( I know, crazy) can learn about their culture. There is magic in the earth called gavernath that can be mined and used so dwarves can use magic. The Underground is place with many paths that can only be navigated by a dwarf. In Chicago their are elves, the dwarves sworn enemies. This is what the setting is like in this book.

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Greg is an overweight kid who people call “Fatmount” (Rylander 15) who learns he’s a dwarf. He takes some gavernath and turns into stone at his school. He goes to the Underground and makes some new friends. The dwarfs starts to train for a war with elves. Greg fights the elves in a battle to save his dad who was kidnapped by the elves with a magic axe. In the end magic is released into the world once again.

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“The Lengend of Greg: An Epic Series of Failures” is a great book. People who like to read about quirky humor and adventure would love this book. The best part of the book was when he grew an arugula plant in the cafeteria. Greg said “A green plant began to sprout under my feet” Rylander 47). The worst part of the book was the beginning of the book at the zoo. This is a great book so I give it 5 out of 5 stars.

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Hahn, Mary.

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Hahn, Mary. Stepping on the Cracks. Sandpaper Publishing, 1991.

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Margaret is a girl who has a brother fighting in WW2. She and her best friend Elisabeth have their own war against their classmate Gordy. “I sure didn’t want to make Gordy hate us more than he already did,” (Hahn 20). They discover Gordy’s hut and his secret in the woods. He was protecting his deserter brother Stuart. They learn that Gordy’s father abuses his children. Stuart tell them their is no such thing as a good war.

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Margaret and Elisabeth live in College Hill (Hahn 0). They are neighbors and live on Dartmoor Ave. Gordy live way off of Davis Road near the woods. And Gordy’s hut is across the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad deep in the woods. They all go to College Hill Elementary on Calvert Road. Margaret and Elisabeth hang out at the Trolley Stoppe Shoppe on College Ave. This is what the setting is like in my book.

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Bradford Robie

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Robie, Bradford. Into the Rapids. Highlights for Children, 2016.

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At the begging of our story, it jumps right into the action. Wyatt, our main character, falls into the rapids on a whitewater trip. Then, we have a flashback of Wyatt and his brother joking around about falling in the water, while listening to Brody, the guide’s, instructions. Johnny, Wyatt brother, says, “Wouldn’t i

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At the beginning of our story, it jumps into the action. Wyatt, our main character, falls into the rapids on a whitewater trip. Then, we have a flashback of Wyatt and his brother joking around about falling into the water, while listening to Brody, the guide’s, instructions. Johnny, Wyatt’s brother, says, “Wouldn’t it be awesome to fall in?” (Robie 2). After this, the whole group heads out into the river. While they are out, they help another raft get free from a rock. This causes them to go into difficult  rapids and Wyatt falls off. Wyatt remembers Brody’s instructions and is able to swim to safety.

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The story story take place on a whitewater river in Arkansas. “They were on on the Arkansas River” (Robin 1). The river is 10 miles long. They pass through Colorado’s deepest canyon. The whitewater rages like thunder on the river.

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He “lunged for the raft” (Robin 2). But, he misses. He watches as the rafts goes out of view. He struggles and cries as he fights the rapids. But, then he stops and accepts that he will die. He goes off the edge of a waterfall. He is silent as he falls because he knows no one will hear him.

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“Together we walked the rest of the way home” (Hahn 216). But when I get home everything changes. The smile is wiped from my face like it was never there. I see my mother on the kitchen floor bleeding in a pool of blood. Then I see something more horrible, my father standing in the hall with a bloody kitchen knife in hand. “Herd you helped a derserter.” Then everything goes dark.

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Rescue: how Gentiles saved Jews during the Holocaust  

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Rescue: how Gentiles saved Jews during the Holocaust  

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Milton Meltzer:

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Meltzer, Milton. Rescue: How gentilies saved Jews during the Holocaust. Harper and Roe, Publishings, 1988.

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The setting of this book is not one of magical faries and magicians. This is much worse of a world. The real world has always scared us and that is why we read fantasy. This story takes place all over Europe during World War 2 (... in Germany, in Europe, in the world) (Meltzer 3). It shows the horrible thing the Germans did to Jews. But, it also shows the kindness of those that helped. This is what the setting in my book is like.

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“Rescue: the story of how Gentiles saved Jews during the Holocaust” is a book worth reading. It shows how horrible World War 2 really was. (... the Holocaust was the most massive catastrophe, six million died) (Meltzer 2). Their really were no good parts in the book. But, this book was not about having a fun time, it was about understanding. Understanding the torture Jews went through ever day of that horrible, unnessary war. I give this book 5 out of 5 stars.

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1. He was a bad guy, (Oskar Schindler: drinker, womanizer, gambler, profiteer, briber, wheeler-dealer, and a Nazi.) (Meltzer 55)
2. He was greedy, I know because he hired Jews at a labor camp because he didn’t have to pay them.
3. He gave up everything for the Jews, I know because he spent the rest of his life in poverty after the war.

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Reeve, Philip. “Mortal Engines.” Scholastic, 2012.

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The setting of this book is a classic destopia. The world had been destroyed by bombs placed all over the world. All going off in the same hour. It was called the sixty minute war. It destroyed the environment forcing entire cities to go mobile. All that is left of the earth is (... the Hunting Ground) (Reeve 3). Technology has taken on the form of Traction cities. The cities eat each other to stay alive. When the world goes on wheels, what would you do. This is what the setting is like in the book.

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(...But we’re alive, and together, and we’re going to be all right) (Reeves 296). But it was not over. The Great city of London sends their airships after them. They don’t see them coming until it’s to late. Tom runs for the controls and makes a quick maneuver. The first rocket London fired missed. But, the second did not. It hits the engine and the ship lights ablaze. Hester runs for Tom, but Tom pushes her away. “I will never love you” he said. Then the ship burst into flames.

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“Motal Engines” is a good book. It is the best destopia book I have ever read. The book has lots of twists and turns. My favorite part was when they talked about the Sea of Khazak (“Beware, beware of the Sea of Khazak for the the town that goes near it will never come back”) (Reeve 80). My least favorite was when they fought Shrike. The book is perfect for kids who like destopia, action, adventure, and a little bit of horror. I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars.

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By: Rick Riordan

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Riordan, Rick. The Red Pyramid. Disney Hyperion. 2011.

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1. Carter is a book lover. I know because he said, “I read whatever I could get my hands on,” (Riordan 2).
2. Carter is bad at basketball. I know because Sadie said, “...trip over one’s shoes, or catch a pass with ones forehead, or dribble with both hands,” (Riordan 284).
3. Carter knows a lot about basketball . I know because he said, “I can tell you any NBA stat,” (Riordan 285).

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The Red Pyramid is a good book.