I have just finished a great book called The Raft, a 231 page thriller book by Stephanie Stuve Bodeen. Stephanie grew up in Wisconsin on a dairy farm where, she spent her time milking cows, she even learned to drive a stick shift at the age eight. She has lived in eight states, two … Continue reading Danae’s Letter Essay #7
I have recently finished I Am Number Four by “Pittacus Lore” or Jobie Hughes and James Frey. James was born on September 12, 1969 in Cleveland, Ohio. Jobie was born on July 9, 1980 in Renton, Washington. The two created the alias to write the story. References can be seen throughout the book. This book … Continue reading Max Baer’s Letter Essay #7: I Am Number Four
I just finished the book Where The Sidewalk Ends, a 183 page poem book. Shel Silverstein wrote many other poem books, and I’ve read most of them, and liked them. So then I wanted to read this one. The poems in this book are very random, and that’s what makes them funny. Some of the … Continue reading Letter Essay #7 Where The Sidewalk Ends
Peoples of the HKMS, I am almost finished with the Treasure Island by Robert Lewis Stevenson (Russian translation). It is a classic that everyone must read. Today, it is a pretty popular classical book (almost on par as the Three Musketeers). The Russian version of the book is 200 pages long, while the english … Continue reading Danylo’s Treasure island letter essay N7
Ethan Horbury 4/2/17 Mr. Jockers ILA Per 2 I have recently finished reading This is Where it Ends by Marieke Nijkamp an Author from the Netherlands. This book is told from four different points of view Tomás, Claire, Sylv (Sylvia), and Autumn. It is a very fast paced book that … Continue reading Letter Essay #7
Dear classmates, 4/7/17 Recently I have finished reading the book Game Changers #1, written by Mike Lupica, who is actually the youngest columnist writer for a New York newspaper. I read this book because I have been reading a lot of sports books and got hooked on Mike Lupica’s books. This one stood out … Continue reading Letter Essay #7 Charlie Johnson
Dear Peers, I just finished re-reading one of my favorite books, Paper Towns, a realistic fiction novel written by John Green. The author of some of the most popular books, including, The Fault In Our Stars, and Looking For Alaska. With these two books he won an Printz award in 2006. Paper Towns is also … Continue reading Letter Essay #7 Kayleigh Riccio