2011 -Well done OIS – we look forward to 2012

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School is nearly finished for the year and because of that there won’t be much (if any) activity on our Reading Log Blog.  We look forward to bringing more Reading Log Bloggers on board in our school next year – and look forward to seeing what Oamaru Intermediate Students are reading.

Well done everyone on sharing all the great reads you have had – see you in 2012.

Mrs Senior

The Night walker by Diane Hoh

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The night walker is is just one of the many nightmare hall books.

This book is about a girl called Quinn, she is ot normally a very violent but in her sleep it is a different story. She mostly sleepwalks to take out her anger but when attacks star on couples at night while Quinns asleep and she finds traces of the attacks on her clothing or in her room she begins to wounder if she is sleepwalking again and does everything in her power to stop her sleepwalking.

by Jessica Fraser

The Girl Who Survived

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11 year old bronia smuggle goods so she could trade it for food. Then came a day that her and her sisters got sent off to a concentration camp, where inmates were killed but though luck and courage and kindness of a stanger she lived to tell her amazing story. This book is suited for 13 and above or people that are in to history.

By Amiee Cook

With Lots Of Love Georgia by Brigid Lowry

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 Georgia Reeves, is a fifteen year old girl that hasnt got much confidents in herself. On one hand she thinks of herself as a overweight and lonley and on the other hand she thinks of herself as a brilliant creative teen. This book is suited for 13 – 15 year olds.

By Taryn

The Giraffe and the Pelly and Me

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This book is a great book for kids that are into animals, i enjoyed it alot, my favourite part was when the giraffe , the pelly , the mokey and the kid started their own window cleaning company, they were offered by the Duke of Hampshire to clean all of his windows, and a robber comes. I reccomened this book for 8 to 13 years old.

 

Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows by J.K Rowling

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     This book is about the two last movies of the Harry Potter series Deathly Hallows part 1 and Deathly Hallows part 2. This a book containing a lot about deaths of important charactors like Professor Snape and Harry but Harry figures out that he is a horcrux so Lord Voldermort kills Harry but Harry comes back alive and defeats Lord Voldermort. Neville Longbottom destroys the final horcrux Lord Voldermort’s Nagini the snake.

By Dylan

Losing It By Sandy Mckay

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This is a book full of a girl called Joanne’s letters to her friends and family. Joanne has anorexia. She is sick after almost every meal and thinks she’s fat. Joanne lies in a boring hospital were she isn’t allowed to do anything. Her letters recount the time she spent there and the problems she has overcome. Will Joanne lose it? This book is appropriate for girls aged 12 and up as this is a very adult themmed story.

By Nicole

James and the gaint peach

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James has to live with his evil aunties. Because his friendly parent’s died. His evil aunties make him lonely,after a long time of loneliness a creepy old guy knows how lonely he is. So he gives him a magic potion. then he drops the magic potion Then things get crazy from then onwards

this book is a good easy read      

by Brent Smith

haunted castles and houses of scotland

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In the late 1800′s there were numerouise reportings that all over scotland there were haunted castles by different types of ghosts like green ladys whome were widows and browneys whome were the grounds keepers and there were much more.

on one occasions people reported seeing  mary the queen of scots in a castle  in Glasgow,scotland.

tourtist in the 1970s reported seeing a mother and a infint baby roaming the hallways at night and when the tourist sleept in the sleeping chambers where the lady sleept they couldnt get a goodnights rest because of the woman knocking objects off the cabinets and offten heard the baby crying in the next room.

i recomend this book for ages 13 and up.

by sam nelson

Deception by Lee Nichols

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deception is the first instalment of the haunting emma novels and is a very hard book to put down.  but I recommend people 13+ should read its book as it has bad language :(

when emmas parents leave on a mysterous business trip she has the perfect excuse to rebel but when the police crash her party she finds herself in the hands of her “guardian” strange things begin to happen.
she starts seeing flash backs of peoples lifes before hers and she sees a bunch of faded people in historic clothing…….. ghosts! seeing ghosts is ruining her socail life, school work and especially her date with coby to the formal……….
Grace :)


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