Javier’s Comments (group member since Feb 14, 2013)

Javier’s comments from the Class of 2013 group.

Everfound, by Neal Shusterman is an awesome book and the final book of the Skinjacker Trilogy. I think the related reading age is between 12 and up. Some other books by Shusterman are Everlost, The Downsiders, and The Shadow Club. The book won the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award for fiction. Everfound is similarto The Downsiders because they are both fictional stories about very distinct characters the must survive under "weird" sircumsances. In my opinion, this is easily ine of the best books I've read because it talks about kids in a type of limbo where they can walk on the earth unseen, with the exeption of skinkackers, who can possess the living and live again.

So why exactly do you like this book?

Do you know any other books by this author?

The book I'm reviewing is "Rumble Fiah", by S.E. Hinton. This book is about a boy named Rusty James who is trying to find his place in life while looking up to his big brother, the Motorcycle Boy. This book is recommended for kids around the age 11-13. Some books by the same author are "That Was Then, This is Now", "The Outsiders", and "Tex". This book is very similar from the "Outsiders" because it talks about white kids in urban kids living in gang life. It has won the ALA Best Books for Young Adults award, the School Library Journal Best Books of the year, and many more

This book is in a word, awesome! The book is about Isabella Swan, an Arizona girl who moves to the creepy town of Forks. She later meets Edward Cullen, a mysterious, beautiful, paled skin boy who in the end, turns out to be a vampire. She has to deal with this shocking truth because in the end, their destinies will be linked. The author is known for the Twilight series and many movies have been made about the books. This graphic novel is mostly made for teenagers because of the content. What i wonder is, how will Bella deal with werewolves?

"The Hobbit", by J.R.R. Tolkien, is a very good book. “Where there's life there's hope". This quote is from the book and applies very well to it. The book is about a hobbit who is called on to be in an unexpected adventure with dwarfs. He likes to live a simple life style, which all changes when the dwarves come. He learns that adventures are better than his life at home. This book won the Carnegie award, the New York Herald award, and many more. This book should be for young adults who are around 10-12 years old. Some more well know books by Tolkien are the Lord of the Rings series. I think everyone should read this book because it is brilliant and awesome!

-_- Angel, you didn't mention the dwarfs, Gandalf, Goullum, or anyone else! Say how Bilbo is funny and what makes him mature. Also, mention how they kill Smaug and about Rivendell.

I would be very interested to read this book, would you recomend this book for me?

Hello Ronny. Why was this book a step backwards for you? You wrote an awful large ammount and in the end you said you that you'd give it a 2 out of 5. If I would've written a humongous book review, it would at least be on a book I like. Also, you should find a way to summarize your thoughts in less words. You got off topic a couple of times and you should just stick to the point. I am not hating Ronny, I do not mean to offend you at all; I just want to give you some constructive critisism so you can become a better writter, I hope all goes well with you and happy reading to you sir!

Sicerely like a boss,
Javier Lopez, your fellow classmate

This is a very cool book about a little migit called a hobbit with a magic ring helping out another group of migits called dwarfs kill a dragon that lives in a giant mountain called Smaug

Yes Ronny i indeed agree with Armando lol.