1. How long have you been blogging?
1. About half a year, from August.
2. Which one, Selena Gomez or Cory Underwood?
2. Selena Gomez
3. Violin or singing
3. Violin ... but I love them both!
4. Cathy Cassidy or Michael Morpurgo
4. Ooh tricky...probably Cathy Cassidy
5. Goodnight Mister Tom or Seriously Sassy
5. Seriously Sassy
6. Would you rather read a book or go to school?
6. Read! But I don't mind school (I hate maths though!!)
7. Whats your favorite blogger?
7. You and Amber from the 'The Mile Long Bookshelf'
8. Blog or read?
8. Ah, this hard... probably read.
9. Do you do a lot of interviews?
9. No, I have tried messaging Amber from 'The Mile Long Bookshelf' but no reply yet. Hopefully
I will interview you soon.
10. Do you plan on continuing to blog?
10. Definetly! I love blogging. I have two. The Blog of Wonders where I write about nearly anything, my opinions and Bookhi where I write about books.
If you want to see Zoe Crook's interview on me click HERE.
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Peter and the Starcatchers by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson
From the back: In an evocative and fast-paced adventure on the high seas an on a faraway island, an orphan boy named Peter and his mysterious new friend, Molly, overcome bands of pirates and thieves in their quest to keep a fantastical secret safe and save the world from evil. This impossible-put-down tale leads readers on an unforgettable journey-fraught with danger, yet filled with mystical and magical moments.
I'd give this book 4-5 stars. This book is for 3rd-6th graders, 7-12. This story twists into the Disney version. This book is before Peter Pan became Peter Pan. All the mystical and magic is a good mix for this battling book.
I'd give this book 4-5 stars. This book is for 3rd-6th graders, 7-12. This story twists into the Disney version. This book is before Peter Pan became Peter Pan. All the mystical and magic is a good mix for this battling book.
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