the book On the Brightside I'm Now the Girlfriend of a Sex God is a fictional book. i chose this book because a lot of people have told me its a good book and i read the first book in the series Angus, thongs and full- frontal snogging and thought it was good so i read this book and it was just as good!the title mad me really interested in the book!haha this book is about a girl named Georgia whos mom wants to move her to whangamata to be with her dad and Georgia decides to hate her mom for it she dosnt want to leave her friends family and oh no not the sex god the boy of her dreams she tries any thing and everything to get out of moving like staying home to watch the house so it dosnt get broken into. she dosnt want to leave her cat even though it wont let her touch him and he is the most unruly cat in the whole world and gets in trouble and gets the cops to bring him home but she loves that cat dearly.
the title of this book really does fit the book shes the girlfriend of what she calles the sex God.
1.why did you choose to write this book? it is a good book and im wondering where you got the idea?
2. why does she have to move to her dad instead of her dad moving to her?she wouldnt be so mad if he moved to her so she wouldnt have to leave everyone and everything.
3.how did you choose to become a wrighter? your a verygood wrighter and should make a 3rd sequal.
Monday, November 17, 2008
Holes
This is a fictional book. I chose Holes because I have always heard good things about it, and back when it came out, it was a very popular selection. Also, I went and saw the movie a while back, and I thought that it was a very good movie, so I wanted to see how the book would compare with the movie.
This book is about a boy named Stanley Yelnats. As he is walking home one day, a pair of stolen shoes is tossed onto him, leading the cops to follow and arrest him. He is charged with stealing the shoes, and is sentenced to either go to prison, or go to Camp Green Lake. Stanley chooses to go to Camp Green Lake, being as he has never been to camp before. However, when Stanley gets to the "camp", he realizes that it is not much of a camp at all. The campers are forced to dig holes every day, which is supposed to "improve character", according to Mr. Sir. Stanley must find a way to survive the camp, and also find out the secret of the reason behind why they must dig the holes.
This title is very significant to this book, as the campers are forced to dig "Holes" every day. Also, the holes' significance goes back many years in the story, since the treasure was burried in one of the holes.
QUESTIONS:
1. Why did you give the nickname "Mom", to Mr. Pendanski?
2.What is the significance behind giving each of the boys a nickname?
3.What is the significance of having Stanley's last name being spelt backwards spell Stanley?
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