Peter
Nimble
and his Fantastic Eyes
Author: Jonathan Auxier
I used to live in another
country when I was younger. Where I come from, poor older people used to walk
around the streets. Some were blind and some didn’t have a leg. Some also
couldn’t walk without their walking stick. Younger children used to walk around
the road with tears in their eyes, crying for food.
But when those poor kids
grow (like about 9 or 10 years old), they try to steel money, food and jewelry.
Some people doesn’t even notice that the kids are steeling. Well this is a
story of the greatest thief who ever lived. His name, as you’ve guessed, is
peter nimble.
A ten-year-old blind
orphan, Peter has been forced to live in a life of crime. One ordinary afternoon Peter steels a mysterious box from an unusual traveling haberdasher. that night peter opens the box and feels the three magical pairs of eyes. When he tries the first pair on, he is suddenly teleported to a mysterious hidden island where he meets the maker of those three pairs of eyes
“professor cake”.
The professor gives Peter a choice: travel to the vanished
kingdom and try to rescue a people in need ......or return to his criminal
life. Peter chooses wisely, and together with the group of oddball companions.
He embarks on an unforgettable 0--- and fantastic--- adventure.
good connections at the beginning.
ReplyDeletewell written overall.
By: Hailey 8C
You made very good connections
ReplyDeleteyou made me interested in the book
i wish you wrote more because i love this write
-Brianna(:
You wrote the review well and it makes me really want to read to find out more about Peter.
ReplyDeleteI love how you made connections from your own life to the book.
I really wish you wrote more as I feel its a bit incomplete, but its still very well written.
-Thomas (8B)
Star: Incredibly passionate write Tashtia!
ReplyDeleteStar: You made some beautiful connections that must have been difficult to think and write about.
You make me want to read the book because of your comment, "orphan" and "forced into a life of crime" these concepts often misunderstood by many people, they see participating in crime as a "choice". Thanks for thinking and writing that!
Star: I can see you took a lot of time doing this and its great.
ReplyDeleteStar: I love how you made connections from life to a book.
Wish: Need cliff hangers and I wish you wrote more because its a really good book.
BY: john
Its well written, tashtia, I really love it.
ReplyDeleteI totally loved how you made your connection to the book and expressed your feelings.
I wish you had more suspense at the end.
By preet