Showing posts with label Mountain Bike. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mountain Bike. Show all posts

March 17, 2011

Time Stops For No Mouse

Time  Stops For No Mouse
by Michael Hoye
        Hermux Tantamoq is a watch maker who runs a watch shop and has a pet ladybug. He's a pretty normal mouse until one day a mouse called Ms. Perflinger arrives. She is an adventuress and flies all around the world. Ms. Perflinger's watch is in very bad shape and when, after a week, she hasn't came to pick it up Hermux starts to get suspicious. Then a rat comes into his store one day requesting Ms. Perflliger's watch but he says that he can't give him the watch without the pickup slip. After the rat leaves his shop Hermux follows him to Ms. Perflinger's house finding himself in a mystery so complicated he may never figure it out.  This is a good book that I would recommend to a younger audience. This book is good because it has a good mystery and the author does a good job of keeping the plot moving.
by: Mountain Bike      

February 25, 2011

woods runner

Woods Runner

      Thirteen year old Samuel lives with his parents on the edge of the woods in the British colony of Pennsylvania. He knows how to hunt and find his way through the deep forest. However, when the war tears through his town while he's in the woods hunting his parents are taken hostage by the British. From then on it's his mission to find his parents. 

       This is a good book because it has action, suspense and plenty of unexpected twists and turns keeping the reader guessing. This book also gives you a good picture of the time period so I would definitely recommend it. 
By: mountain bike   

January 5, 2011

Small Steps

Small Steps


       Armpit has returned home from Camp Green Lake. He is trying to readjust when pop star Kaia  comes to town and his friend from Camp Green Lake comes up with a get rich quick plan which changes his life forever. This book is the sequel to the best selling Holes.  In this book the author does a good job making the reader feel for the characters and picturing themselves in the characters place
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December 1, 2010

Catching Fire
by: Suzanne Collins

Catching Fire the second book in the Hunger Games Trilogy is another action-packed fast moving novel by Suzanne Collins. From fighting to death in the arena to anticipating
President Snow's harsh decisions the reader has a hard time
putting the book down. This book also offers a unique
connection with the characters for the reader.
This is a great book that I would recommend to
 anybody looking for a good book.

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