Hi this is my first blog post. My name is Briahn, and I like reading. Some of the books I like are Everlost, the Giver, and Every Soul a Star. I liked these books because of the literature and the plot lines. Each of them were different, but really great. I would recommend these books to anyone who likes fiction and books connected to reality.
Everlost:
this book is probably for kids of ages form 10-11. This was the age i read it, and it seemed fitting. This book is also very fast paced.
the Giver:
this book is also probably for kids who are ages 10-11. even though it was a little fast in the beginning, the put together nicely. i hope you done mind clift hangers.
Every Soul a Star:
this book was really good. i really liked how the different perspectives of the characters merged together. this book should be read by kids form the ages of 10-12. i hope others can enjoy this book as i did.
The Giver sounds like a great book. I will probably read that towards the beginning of school
ReplyDeleteI haven't read any of those books, but I have heard of Everlost and the Giver. I really want to read The Giver!
ReplyDeleteI haven't read any of these books (like Nate) and they all look very interesting. And I haven't even heard of Every Soul a Star, or Everlost. Thanks for the suggestions!
ReplyDeleteI haven't read two of the books, but I started The Giver and then I lost the book. :(
ReplyDeletethe giver ROCKS every soul a star looks good.
ReplyDeleteBriahn,
ReplyDeleteI agree that The Giver is a wonderful book. It is one that I have read many times. Every Soul a Star is actually on the "to be read" list, so I am glad to hear it is worth reading!
-K
Briahn,
ReplyDeleteGreat introduction and book suggestions. The Giver continues to be on my TBR list and one day I'll get to it. I love Every Soul a Star. A wonderful book about friendship, dealing with a family issues as teens grow up, and very different perspectives on life. IAlthough it is based in a campground, it also really gets into space and eclipses for those with an out of world interest.
I loved the giver, and i will have to give the others a try
ReplyDeleteI hated the Giver, so I wonder why we have such different opinions? I read Everlost, and it was pretty good, but a little confusing, especially at the beginning. Never heard of Every Soul a Star, so maybe I'll put it on my TBR list.
ReplyDeleteThe Giver was confusing, but held my interest through two rereads.
ReplyDeleteEverlost sounds pretty cool, though.
so far my tbr list is:
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unremembered
pathfinder
divergent
throat
the secret life of bees
Hi Briahn from a year later! It's pretty awesome in 2015!
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