I read 10 books this trimester. None of the books I read challenged me. All of the books I read were just right for me. My favorite book was Flyboys and my favorite author was Edward L. Beach because of his style of writing. I like nonfiction because it was real life events. I did … Continue reading Anthony’s Reading Reflection Term 2
During trimester two, I have read ten books. One book that challenged me was Sea Turtles by Jeff Ripple. This informational book was a challenge because there were a variety of complicated words that I didn’t really understand such as the breeds of sea turtles and many facts about them. The best book that I … Continue reading Sara’s Trimester Reading Reflection
In this trimester, my goal was to read 10 books so I will achieve my 30 book challenge goal. I already read 9 books and I am on my 10th book right now. I haven’t read any challenging books yet, but the hardest book I read was “Go Ask Alice” this book is a diary … Continue reading Rebecca’s Reading
This past trimester I read 14 books but 8 books cover to cover. What challenged me the most is non-fiction books including poetry and traditional literature. This challenged me the most because I am a more hands on person and love suspense and to let my imagination run wild while I feel trapped and uninterested … Continue reading Madigan’s Reading Reflection
Hello Tellings viewer!, Alas the end of the second trimester is upon us. During this trimester I read 9 books and am in the middle of my 10th. I read quite a few challenging books, including, Autobiography of a Face by Lucy Grealy which had lots of medical terms that I did not know, Diary … Continue reading Gabi’s T2 Reading Reflection
In this trimester I read ten books. Most of the books I read were pretty easy but, one of the most challenging books I read was called “Odd Girl Out”. This book was challenging because it was all about how girls betray one another and she gave lots of feedback, so it was a little … Continue reading Sydney’s Reading Reflection
Trimester two was mostly a success for me in terms of reading. Although I did not meet my goal of reading 12 books, I read 10 ( which was more than I did in the first trimester). I did read a variety of genres. I read a poetry book, a biography, and recently finished my … Continue reading Sean’s Reading reflection and goals
Dear blog people, This trimester my goals were to read 1 mystery book, 2 fantasy, and after that just read 7 books that I want to. In total I have read 10 books. One of my favorite novels from this trimester is “Execution” from the Furnace series. I highly recommend this series. The author of … Continue reading Julio Reading Reflection T2
I have read 10 books this trimester, that puts me really close to completing the 30 book challenge. The only book that challenged me this trimester was The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime because they it was written in the U.K. so the language is a little bit different. My favorite book … Continue reading Andrew’s T2 Reading Reflection
My goal in the second trimester for reading was to read 11-13 books. I ended up meeting my requirement at 11 books. Something that challenged me a bit was an amount of time to read, while balancing other activities. My favorite book this past trimester was The Cay, a book about the island of Curacao. … Continue reading Bobby’s Reading Goal
This trimester I read 10 books but did not complete my goal. I read a couple of books that challenged me because they were nonfiction, this was because I was not used to the change in the way it was written.The best book that I read this trimester was So b. It. This was my favorite book because it made me feel like I was actually there with the character, and when there was a troublesome time for the main character I felt troubled too. My favorite author this trimester is Sarah Weeks because of her description and collaboration. She also made it very easy to follow along with what was happening. I made some progress at my goal but alas, I did not complete it. I m sure I can accomplish it by the third trimester though, because I came very close. My goals for trimester 3 are to finish my goals for trimester one. I also have to read more traditional literature, and I will keep trying my best.
Hello world, My name is Louie and this is my trimester 2 reading reflection. This trimester I read 13 books, a couple were challenging such as Narnia because it was written from a very religious point of view. The best book was Murder at Midnight by: Avi. I’ve heard of that author a lot and … Continue reading Louie Reading Reflection
This tri-mester I read 6 books, and I have to say, they were all excellent! This tri-mester I challenged myself a little more than last. I read more non-fiction, a genre that I don’t read frequently. The best book I probable read was Into Thin Air, by Jon Krakauer. The book was very descriptive, making … Continue reading 2nd Tri-mester Reading Reflection
For the second trimester, I wanted to read at least 16 books, four of which would be poetry. By reading over 25 books, I surpassed by goal by a wide margin. Those 25 plus books were not very difficult at all, but throughout the trimester I tried very hard to find harder books. Out of … Continue reading Luke’s Second Trimester Reading Reflection
This trimester I read 11 books. The most challenging book I read was Unbroken, because it was a long book, and had lots and lots to take in. However, it was my favorite book too. It had no dull moments at all, and the real pictures and vivid descriptions sometimes mad think I was right … Continue reading Colin’s Trimester 2 Reading Reflection
Thomas Richetelli Tellings Trimester Reading Reflection Dear, Tellings This trimester I read and completed 12 books! I read a few books that challenged me. One of those few was a biography called Unbroken, by Laura Hillenburg. It challenged me because it was long and used very advanced vocabulary. It was also my favorite … Continue reading 2nd Trimester Reading Log
This trimester I read a total of 13 books . One book that was a challenge to me was The Adventures Of Tom Sawyer. The reason why It challenged me is because it had very high vocabulary and was like no other book I have ever read due to its weird sentence structure. The best … Continue reading James’ reading reflection T2 😉
My goal for the second trimester was to read at least five young adult novels, two nonfiction books and to continue my plan to finish reading a very old book (well, it’s actually a collection of books), the Bible, by the end of the year. I also wanted to read some of the books my … Continue reading Mr. Jockers’s Reading Reflection
My goal last trimester was to try to read new authors and genres and I think I have succeeded my goal. I have read 11 books this trimester most of them have been new genres and authors. I finished the poetry section of the the 30 book Challenge. I read a book by Edward Allen … Continue reading Ian’s reading reflection
I have read eight books for this trimester. I struggled a little bit with Skeleton Key because the writing format was a lot different then I am use to. The best book I read this year was Bomb because it had really good information and I did not know a lot of the things in … Continue reading Carson’s 2nd Trimester Reading Reflection