This Book Isn't FAT it's FABULOUS

The first few chapters describe the main character "Riley" who is in love with "Michael D Hammond III" aka "D" for short. she talks about her love for him and how she wishes that he would love her back. they are best friends and everything she's looking for in a man. "If only he wee" she says that would make things a lot easier for her to move on from him. Instead she masters the skill of pretending to like other boys just to give D the feeling that he loosing her to someone else and maybe he would show feelings for her. Also she has a problem with this girl named "Marley Diggons", she cant come to an agreement with herself as to if Marley is her best friend or her best enemy. The chapters continue with Riley trying to get the attention of other boys to get revenge on some of the girls because thats the best way she knows how. So far the book is really interesting. This is her, this is Riley. This is what she does. Riley with all other boys- the flirt,the tease,the plus-sized (whatever) seductress. By NiNA BECK

EVA

i read this book "Eva" last week monday before i read "animal farm" but i forgot to blog about it. So here i am blogging about it! Eva is a very interesting story about a girl who gets in an accident and goes into a coma. her mind jumps from think about monkeys to thinking about food. i think this book reflects on what im learning in class about imagination and fantasy its a very interesting story in witch really brings the mind  into a spiral always trying to figure out whats going to happen next in the minds of others

Animal Farm

Animal Farm is a reading about an "animal farm" that is filled with talking animals. the main character is a horse with a very awkward shape and he keeps to himself kind of like a student in a class room with no friends ar rarely ever speaks unless spoken to. this horse is always spotted grazing next to another horse name boxer, they seem very close but they never say a word to each other. this book may sound a little bit too child like but its actually very interesting to me. CHECK it OUT! by GEORGE ORWELL