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Slob
I would rate this novel 4 out of 5 stars. In Slob, Owen is an average teenage boy who is struggling with his weight a little bit. But everyday when he goes to eat his lunch, he notices that his oreos are always gone by the time he goes to eat them. I liked this novel because it seemed interesting on how his oreos always went missing before he would go to eat lunch. -
Paper Towns
I would rate this book 4 out of 5 stars. In Paper Towns, Quentin has been friends with this girl named Margo since like forever. When one day she goes missing, Quentin makes it his lifelong mission to find Margo. I liked how it turns out into a mystery when Margo goes missing. -
The Outsiders
I would rate this book a 5 out of 5 stars. In The Outsiders, Ponyboy and his two brothers are apart of the Greaser gang while the Socs are out to get them. But in the end, some pretty upsetting and mind blowing things happen that will change your whole mindset. I liked how they had 2 gangs in the book and not only just one. -
Looking for Alaska
I would rate this novel a 5 out of 5 stars. In Looking for Alaska, Miles goes away to a school that is nowhere near his hometown of Alabama. He meets his 2 best friends and it turns out into a mysterious plot in the end. I liked how it turns into a mystery at the end of the book!! -
Al Capone does my Shirts
I would rate this novel a 3 out of 5 stars. In Al Capone, Moose and his family live on an island called Alcatraz, and this is where all of the bad criminals get sent. As things go wrong with Moose' sister Natalie, things may turn up to be the best in the end. I liked how they created the island and make all of the criminals live there. Very creative!! -
Will Grayson Will Grayson
I would rate this novel a 4 out of 5 stars. In Will Grayson, Will and his 2 best friends Tiny and Jane try to experience their high school years together. But when Will meets a mysterious friend online, things may lead down to a bad road and many hearts will be broken. I liked how it all turns out into a mystery when Will finds out that his online friend named Issac was actually someone who was very close to him. -
The Giver
I would rate this novel a 4 out of 5 stars. In the Giver, Jonas is training for his lifelong assignment as the receiver of memory. When he finally finds out about what release means, he decides to go on the run. I liked how the book turns into a mystery at the end. -
Self Assessment
I have grown as a reader this year by reading more books on my own time and not only just in school. I have also grown by paying more attention and asking questions when needed. Also, i have been making more inferences on my own first and always ask an opinion of a friend if i don't feel that something is right. I have grown as a thinker by just being able to do more things on my own than always relying on someone else. Next year, I would like to read a lot more and pay closer attention.
