Timmy Failure: The Cat Stole My Pants

 Q Book Review

Name of Reviewer:  AJ G.

Title of Book:  Timmy Failure: The Cat Stole My Pants 

Author of Book:  Stephan  Pastis 

Illustrator of Book:  Stephan Pastis

# of pages:  264

# AR points:  3.0                               RL:  4

Book is found in Miss Q’s Library 

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Timmy Failure: The Cat Stole My Pants is a great book,  it makes you want to continue reading because it is funny, mysterious and has pictures on almost every page.  I liked the book because it is hilarious and I wanted to keep reading. If I were the author, I would change the part where Timmy was vomiting on the boat because it is gross and there was basically no point in it.  If I were a character in the book, I would have been Timmy and solved the problem by letting Total and Emilio do all the work.  If I could pick one juicy word to describe the book, it would be amusing because the book is very funny and interesting.  Timmy Failure: The Cat Stole My Pants is one of the best books I have read in my opinion, and I would read it again anytime. 

Carlos Three Musketeers' Book Review

Name of Reviewer: Carlos

Title of Book: Three Musketeers

Author of Book: Alexandre Dumas

# of pages: 700

# AR points:    42.0                             RL: 11.3

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The Three Musketeers is a thrilling story made by Alexandre Dumas in 1844. The book has a lot of adventure like when D’Artangnan fights for Anne of Austria.

I really liked this book because there was always something going on in every page of the book.  One part I would change about this book is when D’Artangan duels against Aramis, Athos, and Porthos because they become really good friends. If I was D’Artagnan, I would have solved the problem by killing the Cardinal and the Duke of Buckingham. One juicy word I would pick about this book is adventurous because there is a lot of action. I really enjoyed The Three Musketeers and I think that you would too.