Thursday, 3 March 2016

Knights of the Lunch Table - The Dodgeball Chronicles

Knights of the Lunch Table
The Dodgeball Chronicles
Being a new kid at school is hard to do, but if you can open the magical locker your life will rule! Artie King the teenage boy who isn’t good at sport but is good at video games is the main character in this book.  Artie and his big mean sister are going to a new school.  Artie will hope that no one will know that he is horrible at sports but, happily finds friends who accept him as who he is.

Artie’s soap sandwich had been taken by the bully group named the HORDE!  There is an old school legend, if you get the old locker open you are the ruler of the school.  The legend had come true by Artie King. Artie now rules the school!!! Joe from the HORDE is angry and viscous; he must beat up Artie King however Arties friend Percy stops Joe from punching Artie by challenging Joe to a dodge ball fight.  If Artie’s team wins against the HORDE they have to leave Artie’s group alone and if the HORDE wins Artie must show Joe how to open up that locker so Joe will rule the school!
Friday after school you can find out who will rule the school, the Knights or the HORDE. To find out you have to read the book and not spoil the book to anyone!

I recommended this book for kids or teenager and even adults, because it’s frightening being new to a school, reading this book would make you feel more confident to go to a new school.


By JR Baquiano

Diary of a Wimpy Kid the Long Haul By Jeff Kinney

Diary of a Wimpy Kid the Long Haul
By Jeff Kinney
If you are someone who has a family that have great ideas, such as going on a road trip, do you ever wonder that it will go wrong at the end?

This story is about Greg’s family planning on a road trip. Greg is a boy who has a mom, dad and two brothers. His moms name is Susan, his dads name is Frank, his two brothers are named Rodrick who is the eldest brother and Manny who is the youngest brother. As Greg’s family went on a road trip, they ended up getting lost in a dark scary woods, Greg and others feel scared as they are lost in a dark scary woods and saw a sign that said “Beware of Hunters”. If you are not wearing the proper bright vests, then the hunters will not see you.

This book reminds me when my family and I going to Gimli for the first time and got lost, because we are used to travelling with other families that are close to us.

Will Greg and his family have a safe road trip till the end?

If you want to find out, then go read the whole book!

I’d recommend this book for grade threes to eights, because there are some funny and interesting parts about this book that keep you wanting to finish reading it. The Diary of a Wimpy Kid the Long Haul is recommended for kids to read, because there are entertaining parts that kids may like.


Review by: Ed

Sunnyside Up by Jennifer L. Holm & Matthew Holm

Sunnyside Up Book Review
Author: Jennifer L. Holm & Matthew Holm

The future will not change in what you do, its what you do to change it.
The book takes place in Florida, California in the late 1970’s.  Where a little girl spends her whole summer with her grandfather.  Sunny thought she would be going to Disney World with her grandfather senior home.
But what Sunny doesn’t know is that she’s not the only kid at the senior home.  She meets the boy, his name is Buzz Aldrin.  Buzz loves comic books and super hero’s.  Sunny and Buzz become really good friends, Buzz introduces Sunny into comic books and super hero’s.  They loved to read comics together.

But why did Sunny go to Florida in the first place?  Will she return to Pennsylvania to be with her family?  Will Sunny be prepared of what her grandfather is going to do and say, and is Sunny ready to forgive her bother for what he’s done… Read the book to know more.
I really loved this book.  This book just wanted me to know what happened at the end of the book.  I got really excited reading the book.  I recommend this book to eight to ten year old, I think that this book will teach you what not to do in the future, it will make you chose the right path in life.


By EJ Rivera

The 5th Wave By: Rick Yancey

The 5th Wave
By: Rick Yancey

“Sometimes in my tent, late at night, I think I can here the stars scraping against the sky”

Cassie and Sam are two regular kids.  Sam is 5 years old and Cassie is 16.  Cassie goes to parties,   worries about her grads, has lots of friends and has a boy crush, Ben Parish.  That all ended when the others came, the others are aliens.  Their goal is there to wipe out all of humanity using the 4 waves.

The 1st t wave is lights out where the others took away all of the power in the world which means no cars, no phones, no lights and no electronics.  The 2nd wave is surfs up, where an earthquake is strong enough to shake the entire planet.  The 3rd wave is Pestilence, where the others took one of the worst viruses in the world like Ebola and made it 20x worse and made it unstoppable. The 4th wave is silencer; the others are now off the mother ship and begun haunting for survivors to kill them. But what is the 5th wave?  

Cassie and Sam are now in a refugee camp and the military comes, the military say that they only have room to take the kids first and they will come back for the adults.  Sam and Cassie go onto the bus and one of the military men stops Cassie, the man seas Cassie can’t go on the bus with Sam and they start arguing.  Cassie doesn’t win and Sam gives Cassie his teddy bear, Sam tells Cassie do you promise if I give you teddy would you will keep teddy safe, Cassie promises and gives him a big hug, she gets off the bus and waves good bye. Will Cassie ever see Sam again?

I have not read the whole book but I’m more than half way through and I’ve seen the movie. Sometimes I think what if aliens are real and what if they come to earth, would they be friendly like they would share their experiences about space and teach us about their home planet or would they be evil and try to kill us and take over our home planet leaving humanity to extinction. Seeing a teenage girl like Cassie going through so many emotions like losing her mom, dad and her brother being taken to a military base not knowing what they would do to him, throughout the book you will notice once in a while Cassie would say “I promised I’ll come and get you Sam and I’ll never leave you alone again I promise”.  I love how keeps she keeps her promise when she’s a hundred miles away from Sam not knowing if he is dead or alive, no matter what would happen she will always keep her promise until she gets him back.

I recommended this book to anyone over 12-13 years old, if you like SI-FI, aliens, fighting, and a little bit of romance then this is the book for you! You can find this book in your local library and any bookstore.

By: Nicole 

Zits Chillax by Jerry Scott

Zits Chillax
Author:  Jerry Scott

Have you ever wanted to go to a band concert with your friend, without your parents? 

Jeremy and Hector are those types of people in the story. Jeremy and Hector want to go the best band in the world Gingivitis is the rock god for Jeremy and hector.  The Gingivitis are coming to town, so Jeremy works hard to go to the concert.  

Will they go to the concert or will they stay home?

Jeremy and Hector have been friends since Jeremy bit Hector on the arm. They also have a band which a new name comes in place. However, one-day Tim’s mom get cancer. Tim is a friend. 

Will Tim’s mom get well? 

Will Jeremy and hector get Tim something? 

Jeremy also has a girlfriend that talks a lot and sometimes it can drowned you in her conversations and her name is Sara.  Sara loves something. 

Find out in the book!

I give this book a five out of five and this book is for preteens. 


By Nathan Warren


Grade 3- Ms.Fazenda "I Have To Go" by Robert Munsch

Using Tumblebooks, Ms.Fazenda class watched and listened to "I Have To Go" by Robert Munsch. Here are some of their favorite parts: 1) When Andrew yelled to the grandpa, "Grandpa, do you have to go pee?". It was funny! Gage .  2) When Andrew said "No no no no no!". It sounded really low and funny! Sierra

from robertmunsch.com