O. Henry Library
Well, I'm entering a new world.
My goal for this site is to create a blog or online community for O. Henry library students. I want students to be able to post thoughts and opinions about books in order to create a reading community in cyberspace.
So, let's go.
Book Review Tips:
Include title and author:
Your name as reviewer:
Give a very brief description of what the book is about. Don't tell the end!
Whether you give it a thumbs up, down, or sideways.
Why? This is the evaluation part.
posted by O. Henry Library @ 6:22 PM
5 Comments:
Twilight by Stephanie Meyer was an amazing book. Between the suspsense, drama, and mystery, i could not put it down! i recommend it to anyone who loves fantasy with a touch of mystery.
- Megan Miller
I saw Stephenie Meyer at the Texas Book Festival this weekend. She looks just as I imagined Bella. She talks fast, and she got her entire inspiration for the book from a single, very vivid dream.
Ms. Stevenson
Looking For Alaska by John Green is a great read for anyone who is looking for an entertaining, suspense-filled book. The author is a man, you would think the story would be intense and boyish, when a woman's story is soft and sweet, all the while you never would know the author is a man. I definitely would recommend this story to anyone looking for a great book to read, for any time, whether you're on the road or sitting in a class.
- Hailey Grote and Madison Matthews
Ok one of the best books I've read so far is the Amber Spygalss by Philip Pullman.
It's filled with suspense and also heartbreak, making it a good read for both guys and gals. The Amber Spyglass is the 3rd in a trilogy and one of the best I've read so far. The first two are: The Golden Compass and The Subtle Knife.
-Patrick Balaguer
i really love the book The Earth, My Butt, and Other Big Round Things by Carolyn Mackler. This book is a big perspective on how teenage girls are at the age of 13-16 and how they act. it has funny thoughts about how the girl feels and her problems with her boyfriend. Viktoire Paz & Marie Trevino (recommended for 8th graders)
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