Daniel's American Sniper Book Review

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I read American Sniper. It was a very good book about a man named Chris Kyle. He is the best sniper in U.S military history. He has over 160 confirmed kills and a abundance of medals. He is a remarkable man and many people read the book and many more people saw the movie. He served in the military for 10 years 1999-2009. He was born to a family of four and then later finished life with his own family of four. When he died over 7,000 people attended his funeral in the Dallas stadium.


I would rate this book a 10 because it was so amazing. It was written by Chris Kyle so that made it every bit more interesting to hear from his point of view and what he has to say about everything

Dylan reviews The True Meaning Of Smekday

A girl named Gratuity "Tip" Tucci  is a 11 year old when these aliens called the Boov show up and take over America. Her mom gets abducted, the Boov say that they are putting humans in Florida. Then she makes a friend with a Boov, his name is J.Lo,  he fixes her car so that it will hover. When they get to Florida they found no people! Turns out that The Boov put people in Arizona. They go to Arizona new aliens called the Gorg come. They try to take over the earth, again! Tip and J.Lo stop the Gorg and let the Boov settle on one of Jupiters moons.

  This book is by Adam Rex. I rate this ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️out of ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. I recommend this book to people who like medium Si-Fi. It has a lot of action and humor and mystery. There are aliens in this book so I would highly recommend this to people who like aliens. Also if you have read any of Adam Rex's books you will love this. 

Book Review of Softwire by Kai D

This book was about a boy named Johny who is a human. He is going to the planet Orbis 1.
He is going on a ship called the Renaissance where he can speak to a computer. At first, he thinks it's normal, but when he gets to Orbis 1 he finds that he is the first human softwire in 2 million years.

This book to me (liking science fiction) was awesome! I thought it was so amazing the characters were cool and I liked the main character. The coolest part was that I could relate to this book and I could relate another book to this one. Overall, this was an amazing book. So, if you like science fiction then I would totally recommend this book to you.

Book review for Witch And Wizard by Blake

Book review for Witch And Wizard by Blake R


Imagine being torn from your home and being put in a world with no arts and an evil organization is controlling most of the world, this is the life of a brother and sister named Wisty and Whit. One night, Whit wakes up and notices some one has knocked down their door and have entered their house. Wisty and their parents are asleep and are grabbed out of bed and are sent to a prison. Their first couple days are horrible, but then they are forced to go to court and are sentenced to death. When they turn eighteen they will be hung and Whit is turning eighteen in a month! In prison Wisty learns that she can turn into fire! But that will not last long... They are put in a hospital where magic cannot be used. Will they survive? Will they escape and stop the evil organization from taking over the world? Find out by reading this book.

I really just loved the suspense in this book. The author switches between the two perspectives and you don't know what is going to come next! The way he wrote this book made it feel alive and as if there really is magic!

Book review by Luke C

I read the Name of this Book is Secret by Pseudonymous Bosch (which is not his real name.) It's about a survivalist girl named Cass and a boy named Max-Ernest. They find an old notebook and it turns out an evil organization wants it to help them find "the secret." To find out what happens, read the book!

I would rate this 8/10 because it has a funny narrator and lots of action, but can get confusing (at least for me.) It is a good book to people who like books with action, mystery, and humor.

Hatchet by Gary Paulson reviewed by Mr. McDonnell

A Newberry Winner
13 year old Brian's parents have just divorced and summer break has started. Brian flies in a small Cesna airplane from his mom's home in upstate NY to fly north into Canada to visit his dad for the summer. Proud of his brand new hatchet, a birthday gift, Brian straps it to his belt. In the air, the pilot has a heart attack. Brian safely lands the plane in a lake and swims to shore. But now he is alone in the wilderness. No one knows where he is and he doesn't know where he is either. All safety materials, including food, a radio and first aid kit are at the bottom of the lake in the plane. All Brian has to survive- to get food, fire and shelter are his hatchet and his wits.

This book is awesome. If you love adventure, nature, or books about human perseverance, you will love this book. The survival skills Brian learns by trial and error seem very realistic. Try this book, you won't be disappointed.

Rain Reign reviewed by Jessica E.

I read (red) Rain Reign by Ann Martin. The book follows a girl named Rose (rows) Howard who is obsessed with homonyms and therefore I use them throughout this book report. She is thrilled that her own name is a homonym and keeps a list of all the homonyms that she knows (nose). When Rose's dad finds a lost dog in a storm without a collar, Rose calls her Rain (rein, reign) and loves her like a sister.
Rose also has a problem. She has an official diagnosis of high-functioning autism, so she doesn't think like everyone else. Emotions are harder to (two, too) understand for (fore) her, many things make her angry, and she cheers people up with homonyms and prime numbers. Rain is the closest friendship that she has had in (inn) years, so Rose spends all of her time with her. Rain will never get mad, and has easy emotions to understand. So who will understand Rose when Rain gets lost in a hurricane without her collar? Or when they find Rain's original owners?
Rose's narrative voice is unique and powerful, as she talks about her view of the world. Her story is sad in parts, but of true friendship so pure that autism can't hide it.