The Lightning Thief Book Review By Ethan

Blog Book Review

Name of Reviewer: Ethan

Title of Book: The Lightning Thief

Author of Book: Rick Riordan

# of pages: 375

# AR points: 13.0                    RL: 4.7

Book is found in Miss Q’s Library

https://www.amazon.com/Lightning-Thief-Percy-Jackson-Olympians/dp/0786856297/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1575314649&sr=8-1

The Lightning Thief, is an awesome, interesting, adventurous, and a fantastic book because it taught me about all the greek gods and what they do.  One part I would change about The Lightning Thief would be when Grover leaves Camp Half Blood to find Pan. If I was Percy I would have solved the problem by staying with Annabeth and Grover because when they left percy alone a monster attacked him. If I could pick one juicy word to describe The Lightning Thief, it would be mysterious because Percy, Annabeth, and Grover do not know who stole Zeuses lightning bolt or the helm for Hades. The Lightning Thief is the best book I have ever read in my life!  

The Invention Of Hugo Cabret By Carlota

Name of Reviewer: Carlota                                                                 

Title of Book: The Invention Of Hugo Cabret                                       

Author of Book: Brian Selznick                                                            

Illustrator of Book: Brian Selznick

# of pages: 533                                                                                  

# AR points: 4 points                                          RL:5.1               

Book is found in Ms. Q’s library

https://www.amazon.com/Invention-Hugo-Cabret-Brian-Selznick/dp/B002VKKIRM/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1575477260&sr=8-1

If you like mysteries and adventures, then The Invention Of Hugo Cabret is the book for you! I liked this book because it was mysterious and always left me wanting to know what happens next. If I were the author I would change the part where Isabelle closes the door on Hugo’s fingers because he get’s caught and makes things harder for him. If I was Hugo, I would solve the problem of the automaton not being fixed by going around the whole city looking and asking for gears along with nails. If I could pick one juicy word to describe the book, it would be mysterious because it  always left me wanting to know what happened next. I hope you enjoyed reading this and will go to your nearest library or on Amazon to get The Invention Of Hugo Cabret.