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Summer Reading Novel: Crispin At The Edge Of The World
I would rate this novel 4 out of 5 stars. In the novel, Crispin a young boy named Crispin tries to learn more about his past and more about the world, but he has one problem. He must survive from the people that are trying to kill him. Crispin travels the whole world hoping that he finds a new home. -
1st Workshop Novel: The Serpent's Shadow
I would rate this novel 4 out of 5 stars. In the novel The Serpent's Shadow two kids, Carter and Sadie have been involved in releasing an ancient god, Apophis and now have to find a way to stop him. Carter and Sadie both try everything they can like calling in other gods and other friends but that doesn't help. Will they find a way to stop the god or will he take over the world. -
The Outsiders
I would rate this novel 5 out of 5 stars. In the novel, The Outsiders is about a teen gang named the Greasers which are rivals with another rich gang called the Socs. After someone on the Greasers was blamed for murdering someone on the Socs side, the only thing they could do was hide. Their only way to end their rival was to fight. -
2nd Workshop Novel: Wonderstruck
I would rate this novel 5 out of 5 stars. In the novel, Wonderstruck by Brian Selznick, it talked about a young boy named Ben who wanted to learn more about his relatives and more about his parents. As an orphan, Ben goes through cities learning and asking people if they know where or who his dad is. Will he find his dad or is his dad long gone. -
3rd Workshop Novel: The Invention Of Hugo Garbet
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Literature Circle Novel: The Lost Hero
I would rate this novel 4 out of 5 stars. In the novel The Lost Hero, by Rick Riordan a young boy named Jason has lost his memory and his family. Jason explores many places with his friends Piper and Leo hoping to find more about himself and more about his family. -
4th Workshop Novel: The Wide Window
I would rate this novel 5 out of 5 stars. In the novel The Wide Window, three brothers and sisters, Violet, Sunny, and Klaus try to stay away from a dangerous man named Count Olaf. He wants to find them and take away their "fortune". All three siblings must try their best now to stay away from him if they want to stay alive. -
The Giver
I would rate this novel 5 out of 5 stars. In the novel The Giver by Lois Lowry a boy named Jonas lives in a community that is perfect. The only problem is that he knows nothing about he world. Now he must go through journeys and through painful times to learn more about the past world. -
Self-Assessment
Throughout the year, I have grown as a reader and as a thinker. I grew by reading higher and higher lexile throughout the year. My goal for next year is to get high honor roll and get good grades in my classes. I also hope to get better at writing essays and at making my sentences better and more descriptive. I am also hoping that I pay more attention so I get good grades. My last goal is...
