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Some predictionsI had whileI was reading were. I think that Waymen and Roy will playon the same football team if they both gotocollege because scouts from three different colleges came and watched them put a good performance on together.I also think that the grandma will get her land and they will catch the person who put stuff in the water. I think Roy and Waymen will go to college together because stories usually have good endings.<br />I would reccomend this book to somebody who likes mysteries and sports like me. This book has many events and you could really get lost if your not interested. I also would recomend this book to somebody who takes their time reading and uses strategies so they can follow along. My favorite part is when they found the dead birds because that made me think &quot;how did they die?&quot; and &quot;who did it?&quot; becauseIlike when books make me think.<br /><span style="font-weight:bold;color:green;background-color:#cfc;">Mrs. Boccuzzi-Reichert's response -<br />This is the third sports book I read in the Orca series by Sigmund Brouwer and onc</span>]]></description>
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3/31/08 I would recommend this book becase its exciting,fun, and funny. I would recommend this book to people who love dogs and to people reading about how other people make money. If i were to rate this book from one to ten one being bad i would give this book a 8 becase i really enjoyed this book.<br />My favorite part in this book is when Carly is walking her dog with Turk and Carly kisses Turk. I also like this part becase Turk finally relized he likes Carly and Carly likes him back.<br /><span style="color:red;background-color:#fcc;">4/9/08</span><span style="font-weight:bold;color:green;background-color:#cfc;">(Mrs. O'Connell) 4/9/08</span> I enjoyed reading the book Dog Walker. I thought this book was humourous, fun and aeasy book to read. As a Mom, Ienjoyed reading about the relationship between the son Turk and the Parents. I thought<br />the character'sthoughts and comments were hilarious! I could really realate to this book.I also enjoyed reading about all the dogs and Turks problems in his dog walking inventures. My favorite part in this book was in chapter 11. The scene when Turk's mother wanted some qual]]></description>
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3.19-----I'm now done with this book and when I was reading this book I wondered &quot;Is the man that is trying to kill everyone in this book going to kill them? Will they get away? What will the man do with the bodies if he does kill Dan, Ms.Creaser, the bus driver, and his class? Will Dan save them all before it's too late? Etc.&quot; I alsopredicted beforeI finished the bookthat Dan was going to save everyone including himself and the police would come in time to arrest the man on a killing spree (or at least trying to). And that is what happened--Dan ended up tyingthe bad guy up on a post in a pig pen and he used the gun he had to shoot the door down to get his class, Ms. Creaser, and the bus driver in the dark building. He ended being the hero and Shane actually started to treat him nicer.<br />3.31------I would recommend this book because it helps you with your reading strategies and it's a good book if you like suspense. The one thing I wouldn't do is recommend this book to little children because it go]]></description>
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April 2, 2008 When I read that part when Roy ran all the way to the touchdown on a kickoffit made me think of the time I ran for a touchdown on a kickoff. Also I would recommend Cobra Strike to anybody that likes football or mysteries because this story is about Roy Linden on a football team. Heis trying to find out if something is wrong with the water. Also my favorite part of Cobra Strike is when they found out who was putting chemicals in the water.<br />May 5, 2008-I really liked reading Cobra Stike especially because the main character stuttered. It was difficult for Roy to communicate his thoughts about the contaminated water near his grandmother's home. I thought it was very brave of Roy to speak out about the chemical's in the water. I was also happy that Roy found a friend in Wayman Whitley. Waymen didn't treat Roy any differently because of his speech. I thought Coach Donaldson was a bully! He was so disprespectful and mean to Roy. Coah Donaldson constantly teased Roy about his speech infront of the w]]></description>
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April 2, 2008 When I read that part when Roy ran all the way to the touchdown on a kickoffit made me think of the time I ran for a touchdown on a kickoff. Also I would recommend Cobra Strike to anybody that likes football or mysteries because this story is about Roy Linden on a football team. Heis trying to find out if something is wrong with the water. Also my favorite part of Cobra Strike is when they found out who was putting chemicals in the water.<br />May 5, 2008-I really liked reading Cobra Stike especially because the main character stuttered. It was difficult for Roy to communicate his thoughts about the contaminated water near his grandmother's home. I thought it was very brave of Roy to speak out about the chemical's in the water. I was also happy that Roy found a friend in Wayman Whitley. Waymen didn't treat Roy any differently because of his speech. I thought Coach Donaldson was a bully! He was so disprespectful and mean to Roy. Coah Donaldson constantly teased Roy about his speech infront of the w]]></description>
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3-13-08 I am reading Ghost House and it is an okay book. It couldn't have been realistic because I don't thinkthere would be a man jumping around with a chain in the house.<br />3-19-08 Some questions I had while I read the book were, &quot;Why were the windows not breaking? Why did the clock ringafter they were in the housefor a while but not before when they were in the house? Why do the batteries go out but later they work? Are they ever going to get out of the house?&quot; While I read the book, I visualized the boys climbing through the window. When I read I could see them in my mind, climbing into the Blackwood house.Zach and Tyler were the only two people in the house.I wouldn't have one person with me. I would have a group of friends. I predict the boys are in the house and they hear a noise. WhenI read I thought the boys would get out of the Blackwood house.<br /><span style="font-weight:bold;color:green;background-color:#cfc;">Becca - I FINALLY got on the ball here! I am so sorry for taking a month of Sundays to respond! I think you have posted some great questio</span>]]></description>
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March 20, 2008 The main conflict in this novel is Roy Linden. Hehas problem talking to people because he stutters. I think this conflictwill be resolved because Linden has been practicing getting better at speaking everyday and so I think he is going to fix his stuttering problem . When I read the part where the new quarterback Waymen Whitley, showed up for practice, I can see Waymen Whitley throwing a pass to Roy Linden for the touchdown in my mind.<br />April 2, 2008 When I read that part when Roy ran all the way to the touchdown on a kickoffit made me think of the time I ran for a touchdown on a kickoff. Also I would recommend Cobra Strike to anybody that likes football or mysteries because this story is about Roy Linden on a football team. Heis trying to find out if something is wrong with the water. Also my favorite part of Cobra Strike is when they found out who was putting chemicals in the water.<br /><span style="font-weight:bold;color:green;background-color:#cfc;">May 5, 2008-I really liked reading Cobra Stike especially because the main character stuttered. It wa</span>]]></description>
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4-10-08 (Miss Gagie) Rebel's Tag was a good book. From the very beginning of the book, I wondered where Sam's grandfather was and also wondered whether or not Sam was going to meet him. Sam was angry when he received the first letter from his grandfather but his friend, Indi, made him think more about it--he ended up doing what his grandfather asked him to do. It was the first time Sam had heard from his grandfather since his father died so Sam was surprised to hear from him. I'm glad that Sam decided to read the letters and do what his grandfather asked him to do. I think he would have regretted it if he had ignored his grandfather's requests.<br />My favorite part of the book was when Sam was on the older couple's roof and ended up getting caught! It was amazing to me that the owners didn't call the police! I certainly thought they would--it was even more amazing to me that the only thing they asked him to do (as a form of punishment) was paint their garage! I never predicted they would react like that! Overa]]></description>
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4-10-08 (Miss Gagie) Rebel's Tag was a good book. From the very beginning of the book, I wondered where Sam's grandfather was and also wondered whether or not Sam was going to meet him. Sam was angry when he received the first letter from his grandfather but his friend, Indi, made him think more about it--he ended up doing what his grandfather asked him to do. It was the first time Sam had heard from his grandfather since his father died so Sam was surprised to hear from him. I'm glad that Sam decided to read the letters and do what his grandfather asked him to do. I think he would have regretted it if he had ignored his grandfather's requests.<br />My favorite part of the book was when Sam was on the older couple's roof and ended up getting caught! It was amazing to me that the owners didn't call the police! I certainly thought they would--it was even more amazing to me that the only thing they asked him to do (as a form of punishment) was paint their garage! I never predicted they would react like that! Overa]]></description>
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4-10-08 (Miss Gagie) Rebel's Tag was a good book. From the very beginning of the book, I wondered where Sam's grandfather was and also wondered whether or not Sam was going to meet him. Sam was angry when he received the first letter from his grandfather but his friend, Indi, made him think more about it--he ended up doing what his grandfather asked him to do. It was the first time Sam had heard from his grandfather since his father died so Sam was surprised to hear from him. I'm glad that Sam decided to read the letters and do what his grandfather asked him to do. I think he would have regretted it if he had ignored his grandfather's requests.<br />My favorite part of the book was when Sam was on the older couple's roof and ended up getting caught! It was amazing to me that the owners didn't call the police! I certainly thought they would--it was even more amazing to me that the only thing they asked him to do (as a form of punishment) was paint their garage! I never predicted they would react like that! Overa]]></description>
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4-10-08 (Miss Gagie) Rebel's Tag was a good book. From the very beginning of the book, I wondered where Sam's grandfather was and also wondered whether or not Sam was going to meet him. Sam was angry when he received the first letter from his grandfather but his friend, Indi, made him think more about it--he ended up doing what his grandfather asked him to do. It was the first time Sam had heard from his grandfather since his father died so Sam was surprised to hear from him. I'm glad that Sam decided to read the letters and do what his grandfather asked him to do. I think he would have regretted it if he had ignored his grandfather's requests.<br />My favorite part of the book was when Sam was on the older couple's roof and ended up getting caught! It was amazing to me that the owners didn't call the police! I certainly thought they would--it was even more amazing to me that the only thing they asked him to do (as a form of punishment) was paint their garage! I never predicted they would react like that! Overa]]></description>
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4-10-08 (Miss Gagie) I agree with you Brittany. I liked this book a lot! It's also one of my favorite books too! As I read this book, it was very suspenseful--I couldn't put it down! I was constantly wondering what was going to happen next! Vicki Grant created quite an interesting character when she wrote about Dan. There were times when I really felt sorry for him and then there were other times when I thought he was very brave and could really take care of himself! I think all the things that happen to him in the book end up helping him gain more self confidence and also help him get more respect from his classmates. I actually have more than one favorite part in this book because every time Dan got one step closer to helping his classmates, I almost started cheering for him! It was easy for me to picture certain &quot;scenes&quot; in the book. I have visited farms, so when Dan is in the barn and trying to find a way to escape, it was easy for me to picture Dan's way of making his attempt at escaping.<br />I ]]></description>
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3-26-08: Karin blamed Reneta for stealing her watch and she could loose her part because of it. Will Reneta loose her part in the play? Reneta gets a part in the play. I can connect to that because my friend has gotten a part in a play before. I would recommend this book to anyone because it is very interesting and it relates toour school so much. Just like in school there are those mean girls who want to get the main part in the play so theytry to blame things on the girl who got the lead part.My favorite part of the story was when Reneta stood up in front of the whole school it must of took alot of courage.<br />4-10-08 (Miss Gagie) I enjoyed reading Queen of the Toilet Bowl. Renata is a student who is trying to make new friends at her new school. I'm sure it's hard to make new friends, especially in middle school and high school. When I was kid, I never had to move and go to a new school, so it's hard for me to relate to Renata's situation. I was also impressed with the way that Renata handled Karin's bullyi]]></description>
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Another thing was, a little ways through the story I made some predictions. One was &quot;I believe that David will have everything worked out so there will be no more trouble.&quot; and the other one was &quot;I think David will make friends with one of his enemy's Jason, at the end of the story.<br />I would recommend this book to someone because &quot;Hurricane Power&quot; by Sigmund Brouwer, has great descriptions of all the emotions. Another reason to like this book is because of the details. I think this book would be great for a person that likes realistic fiction books.<br /><span style="font-weight:bold;color:green;background-color:#cfc;">I read the book &quot;Hurricane Power&quot; by Sigmund Brouwer over spring break and I found it to be very enjoyable. The main character, David, is a boy with good intentions that seems to find himself in unfortunate situations. For example, in the beginning of the book David found himself in trouble for holding a water pistol that was mistaken for a real gun! Later on in the book, he is ignored and ridiculed by his new track tea</span>]]></description>
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The character's that I have heardabout so far in the novel are Kip,Caleb,Fraser and Vlad. Kip is the maincharacter and he is part of The Dare Devil Club along with Caleb,Fraser and Vlad.They doseven crazy stunts.Kip makes up the seven stunts and they dothem.Kip got hurtand broke his legon one of the stunts and isn't able to do stunts for a while.<br />In the begining of the story The Dare Devil Club climbed a water tower. Before climbing the water towerKip broke his leg doing a stunt.He smashedhis legon a rock while doing a stunt. After he got out ofthe hospitalhe had to go to leg thearpy in a little gym. The other club members said they would wait for him to heal before they did another stunt. Butthey couldn't wait anymore so they did another stunt. Then Kip found out that Elysewas going to watch Andrew (his fitness helper) because she wants to do what Andrew does one day. Later on that day he found out that the fitness place was going to close unless Kip or Elyse can get some money for Andrew so the placewoul]]></description>
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=('.')==('.')=<br />(&quot;)_(&quot;)('')('')<br />4-10-08<span style="font-weight:bold;color:green;background-color:#cfc;"> (Miss Gagie)</span> Rebel's Tag was a good book. From the very beginning of the book, I wondered where Sam's grandfather was and also wondered whether or not Sam was going to meet him. Sam was angry when he received the first letter from his grandfather but his friend, Indi, made him think more about it--he ended up doing what his grandfather asked him to do. It was the first time Sam had heard from his grandfather since his father died so Sam was surprised to hear from him. I'm glad that Sam decided to read the letters and do what his grandfather asked him to do. I think he would have regretted it if he had ignored his grandfather's requests.<br />My favorite part of the book was when Sam was on the older couple's roof and ended up getting caught! It was amazing to me that the owners didn't call the police! I certainly thought they would--it was even more amazing to me that the only thing they asked him to do (as a form of punishment) was paint their g]]></description>
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3-19-08 I am more than half way done with the book andI have had a few questions along the way. My first question was I wonder if Jason is jealous about having someone on the team that is faster than him?It seems like he is because before their track pratice,Jason and Jason's teammates put tacks on the bottom of David's shoes so when he ran he had tacks going through his feet. David wasn't going to blame the injury on Jason and instead David justran right through it. During the bookI was introduced to a new character. His name is Carlos and he wasa character in the beginning of the book becauseCarlosmistakedDavid's water pistol for a real gun.Then Carlos wasin trouble by these two guys and David told the two guys to back off and they did.<br />3-31-08 I would recommend this book to anyone who liks sports because this book is about a boy who gets asked for the track team and decides to join. I would also recommend this book to anyone who likes mysteries because throughout the whole book David was trying to figur]]></description>
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I have to say, when Miss Gagie first handed me Hitman Triumph I judged the book by its cover and thought how will I ever get through a book that is all about hockey? Like it has been said millions of times before, &quot;don't judge a book by the cover.&quot; The novel was a great mix of hockey and mystery and kept my interest.<br />Like you, I wondered why Nolan doesn't say anything to the guys in the mustang when he is handed the money. Also, why does he automatically think his brother Nathan in doing something illegal? I was suprised that Nolan, who keeps saying that he and his brother have an invisible connection is unwilling to talk toNate regardingNate's suspicious dealings.<br /> his<span style="color:red;background-color:#fcc;"> dreams.</span><span style="font-weight:bold;color:green;background-color:#cfc;"> dreams. One thing that suprised me was the boys played for the WHL and still attended high school - does this really happen in the WHL?</span><br />I connected with the story right awaybecause my four year old son has started takingskating lessons because he isinterested in playing hockey.<br />I did not real]]></description>
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April 18, 2007<br />I have to say, when Miss Gagie first handed me Hitman Triumph I judged the book by its cover and thought how will I ever get through a book that is all about hockey? Like it has been said millions of times before, &quot;don't judge a book by the cover.&quot; The novel was a great mix of hockey and mystery and kept my interest.<br />Like<span style="color:red;background-color:#fcc;"> you</span><span style="font-weight:bold;color:green;background-color:#cfc;"> you,</span> I wondered why Nolan doesn't say anything to the guys in the mustang when he is handed the money. Also, why does he automatically think his brother Nathan in doing something illegal? I was suprised that Nolan, who keeps saying that he and his brother have an invisible connection is unwilling to talk toNate regardingNate's suspicious<span style="color:red;background-color:#fcc;"> dealings.</span><span style="font-weight:bold;color:green;background-color:#cfc;"> dealings.<br />I really thought Nate was a part of a scheme to throw hockey games in order to make money, I would have never guessed that he was a part of plan to bring down the bikers that killed his parents.Initially, I didn't like Nate because I thought he was selfish and doi</span>]]></description>
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