Wildly weird
Author-Kaye Umansky
Date when the text was published-2006
Text-novel
The date when I read the text-18 May 2016
Wildly weird is about a boy named Pinchtion prim and his neighbours the weirds, and how Pinchtion makes friend with one of the Weirds her name is otterly Weird. In this book the Otterly has a plant, this plant is also weird it is sort of like it is alive, has a mind of its own and is very different to a normal plant. There are no leaves just lots of tangled stalks and long thin twisted tendrils. In this book they go to a plant show and enter the plant in it when they reach there are many nice beautiful, colourful and full of petals looking plants. This plant may be in a plot,but it's out of control and it doesn't like loosing! At the plant show there was a big suprise for pinchtion and it was that his mother was the judge.the plant was placed next to a very good looking plant, it looked like Pinchtions mom was going to pick that plant but in a sec of a camera flash the plant was ruined and something was telling pinchtion that otterlys plant was the cause of it.
The thing I like about this book is that it's very funny and also that it is showing that plants also are living things and that we should pay it with respect.in the book otterly is always talking care of the plant and the only reason otterly was taking the plant to the show is so it can fell happy and proud of being different.
by siyan
Wednesday, 25 May 2016
Thursday, 14 April 2016
HOLES- reading log
Holes
Author-Louis sachar
Text type-novel
Date when the text was published-1998
The date when I read the text-31 April 2015
Holes is a book about a boy named Stanley Yelnats and how a pair of baseball shoes change his life.
Stanley is a normal and very nice boy. One day while he was walking home from school a pair of shoes had fallen out of the sky and hit him on the head. Stanley took the shoes and while he was walking home from school the police had caught him, the shoes had been a famouse baseball players shoes and they had had been stolen, this cost Stanley 12 months in camp greenlake.
greenlake is not like any other ordinary camp in this camp you had to get up every morning at 4 and start digging a hole as wide and as deep as your shovel. Camp green lake has no water any where but the camp and the water is given by the warden " mr sir".the only way of surviving on camp greenlake is doing the right thing if you try run a way there is no water for mile and miles away.At camp green lake Stanley meets some kids who introduce them to the camp and become friends with them. These friends have some very unusual nicknames like armpit, squid, Brad Barfbag and the leader of the group X-ray, after sometime Stanley's new nick name is caveman.
by siyan
http://swagnz.blogspot.co.nz/2016/04/blog-post.html
Author-Louis sachar
Text type-novel
Date when the text was published-1998
The date when I read the text-31 April 2015
Holes is a book about a boy named Stanley Yelnats and how a pair of baseball shoes change his life.
Stanley is a normal and very nice boy. One day while he was walking home from school a pair of shoes had fallen out of the sky and hit him on the head. Stanley took the shoes and while he was walking home from school the police had caught him, the shoes had been a famouse baseball players shoes and they had had been stolen, this cost Stanley 12 months in camp greenlake.
greenlake is not like any other ordinary camp in this camp you had to get up every morning at 4 and start digging a hole as wide and as deep as your shovel. Camp green lake has no water any where but the camp and the water is given by the warden " mr sir".the only way of surviving on camp greenlake is doing the right thing if you try run a way there is no water for mile and miles away.At camp green lake Stanley meets some kids who introduce them to the camp and become friends with them. These friends have some very unusual nicknames like armpit, squid, Brad Barfbag and the leader of the group X-ray, after sometime Stanley's new nick name is caveman.
by siyan
http://swagnz.blogspot.co.nz/2016/04/blog-post.html
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