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Marley A dog like no other    

Author: John Grogan 

This is a really good book

I wound say that its rated 5/5

The age that is suitable for is nine to

                                              an Adult,

I like this book because its about

Dogs, its sad at the end (read it to find out.) 

By maegan

It’s history with the nasty bits left in! Want to know: · Why Henry VIII thought he’d married a horse? · All about terrible Tudor torture? · Which shocking swear words the Tudors used? Discover all the foul facts about the Terrible Tudors – all the gore and more.

I think this book would be good for people over 8 years old

This Book By Terry Deary , Neil Tonge And Martain Brown.

It  is about the nasty and dirty people which once lived so if you think this book is for you then read it.

By Drew

My story

This book is about a true disaster that happened on the west coast in 1896

Tommy Carter is a typical boy living in the West Coast mining town of Dobson in

1896. He goes to school, loves playing in the local band and catching eels with his friends in the Grey Valley creeks. Most of the men in Dobson work in the mines. The work is hard and the men are paid only per ton of coal, not for the hours worked. Tommy is not at all keen to follow his Uncle Fred down into the mine. The conditions are dangerous. One day a terrible explosion occurs in the mines and causes it to collapse. Many of the men and boys lose their lives on this day, despite heroic attempts by rescuers to

Save them. Tommy loses his Uncle, some friends, and his father is left seriously ill after the disaster. The town is left unhappy. Many

Women are widowed and children are left with no father. What is to become

Tommy’s Aunty Edith whose husband Fred has died? Will Tommy have to work in the mine when he leaves school, despite the dangers?

I would suggest this book to people around 12 and up.

By Brad

Cover

The Encyclopedia Of Immaturity is my favorite book. In it are over 300 tutorials and over 50 activities to do.  My favourite pages in the book are “Insulting like Shakespear” learn how to potty-mouth like the King of Oral arts, “How to Sneak Around” Become unseen by learning real techniques that detectives and spies do, know the Official rules of Ginx. It’s the complete guide on how to never grow up! I recommend this book to people who like to laugh and have quirky attributes in their personality.

By Matt

Gone green this time the hill they practise on maybe under threat and the chain gang is not happy because a property developer wants the land to build houses on it so they come up with ideas to stop them…
By kipp

We are all celebrating our 100th Post!
new books are coming,keep reading and and enjoying
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Hi all people that are watching our blog.
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By Josef

What an accomplishment! We have just had our 300th Comment approved. What a lot of conversations about reading are going on. Great work Bloggers for keeping everyone up to date on the types of books to read – and well done to those people who are following this and leaving your comments!

This is an enticing book about a refugee, David, who was trapped in a concentration camp in the Second World War, but with help he escapes, but only to find new challenges, enemies and countries. This book is great for any one who has patience as it takes a while for the action to happen, but when it does it is well worth it, this story follows a life of a small boy trying to escape the world.

 I am reading this as my novel study.

 By Tyler

Hi,

Samuel here just to refrseh the fact that we do have a school blog so why not visit it, be sure to leave comments!