The School New's Paper

We just got our second edition of the "Chronicle", our school news paper. I have to say they do a really nice job writing it. Making you feel like a professional did it. I also like the fact that they talk about everything and quote people in the school. They also make you feel like everyone is involved using kids from all grades and all races.

My favorite article this week was the article about how high school students transport from the pool lot to the school. When I'm walking to the bus in the afternoon to go home, you see upper class men riding there scooters to there cars. If you really think about it, it's much faster than walking because it's a very long walk. In this article the author says, "Tomassoni and a group of her friends have a found a good use for those old scooters they used to ride around their neighborhoods when they were kids." This is very true I have a scooter at my house that I don't use at all. It sits there as a waste of space because I don't ride it anymore. When I get my Licences I'm defiantly going to have to think about using My old scooter for transportation.

 

 

Book Suggestions!

Hello! I need some book suggestions! I'm about to start Something borrowed by: Emily Griffin. I heard it is a really good and interesting book. Ive seen the movie and I love it so I thought I would read the book to compare the two. Some genres I like are:

• Realistic Fiction
• Romance
• Biography's
• Autobiography's

I hope you can all give me some suggestions. Just comment below in the comments and ill get back to you if I read it.

A Walk to Remember

The book I'm currently reading is A Walk to Remember by Nicholas Sparks. I am only in  the beginning of this book and it's amazing. Jamie Sullivan is living a hard life, not having a mom and growing up with her father. "He was forty-three before he ever got married; he was fifty-five when his daughter, Jamie Sullivan, was born. His wife, a wispy little thing twenty years younger than he, went through six miscarriages before Jamie was born, and in the end she died in childbirth, making Hegbert a widower who had to raise a daughter on hi own."(Page 14) This quote shows that Jamie is living a hard life without a mom and has to learn what her mom went through to have her. Jamie was raised by a much older father than most kids her age. Growing up with a dad she didn't get to learn how to fix her hair and how to wear makeup like most of her friends. 

In the begging of this book Jamie is very shy and doesn't really talk until one day a boy shows up in her life changing it forever. This boy I do not know the name of yet, but he is changing from a punk to a kind hearted teen who really cares about girl. I really hope you will find the time to read this book because once you do, you'll never want to stop.

The Fault In Our Stars

The book I read for my summer reading project was The Fault in Our Stars By: John Green.  This book is an amazing book for readers who want to read about young love and how strong a relationship can grow when you go through hard times.  In this book there was a young girl named Hazel who was diagnosed with cancer and told she wouldn't live much longer.


Hazel’s mom decided she was depressed and needed to get out of the house, so Hazel’s mom sent her to a support group to get out of the house and talk about her cancer instead of reading about it. When Hazel’s mother dropped her off at the support group things weren't as bad as she thought it would be. Hazel met a boy named Augustus who told her she was beautiful. That chanced Hazel’s mind from thinking about death to him and to hatting this support group to loving it. Read this book to find out what Hazel and Augustus’s relationship will turn out to be.