Book Bytes

What? You mean you have no idea what I’m talking about? You may really be baffled by the end of this post…
If I don’t have at least a couple of copies of Battle of the Labyrinth (the 4th book in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series) in this library when Rick Riordan shares it with us [...]

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Hey yall!
This is Becca and I was just writing because you guys have to know about a rEaLLy great book, One Those Hideous Books Where the Mother Dies… and yes that really is the title! This book is really great! Its about a girl whose mother dies [obviously] and she never knew her father so [...]

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Yes, I’m asking YOU!
Have you read a book that you think others would like?
Have you read something lately that you think all literate people should avoid like the plague?
Leave a comment and let the world know!
I’m compiling my personal Spring Break reading list and I want to make sure there’s some GOOD stuff [...]

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Hello and welcome to our out-of-town guests!
I’m speaking of Mrs. Deena Martin’s 7th grade Reading Class from Jessie Clark Middle School in Lexington, KY. I had the opportunity to visit with them back in the fall and they have recently finished reading a fabbity-fab book called The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan. I reviewed this book myself WAY back on [...]

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Hey y’all…
I just thought that I’d call your attention to something cool and give you some info…
We’ve had another author notice what you’ve been saying about their books! Pamela Lowell, author of Returnable Girl, posted a comment on the Week #4 entry. Go read it and check out her MySpace page if you’re into the social [...]

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We’re in the home stretch, my friends!
You have until Friday to read your books for this project and on Thursday we will begin talking about your assessments.
Make sure that you’ve done all the responding that you need to this week and get ready to wrap this thing up!
Mrs. N. 

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Well, dear students, we’ve crossed the line between January and February and the deadline for the reading portion of your book project is drawing near!
For some of you, that’s no big deal because you’ve already read your 2 required books and are into extra credit territory, but for others it means it’s time for you to GET [...]

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