Book Reviews
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
By: J.K. Rowling
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is a book filled with romance, action, friendship, and magic. When Harry turns 17 he is allowed to do magic when ever he wants. He is supposed to return to Hogwarts to finish his seventh and final year. Instead Harry and his friends, Ron and Hermione, go out to search for the last way to kill Voldermort, and the Horcruxes. During their journey, they find out the loyalty of friendship, and how all you need your friends to get you through hard times.
I enjoyed reading this book because of the action. There was action on every page. Reading a big book is sometimes hard because it can be long, but with this book, you will never get bored. I also liked that it was the final book of the Harry Potter series. It tied things together and answered all the questions that have been asked as people read the series.
Book Report by: Becca E.
Sixth Grade
Johnny Tremain By: Esther Forbes
Johnny is a 15 year old apprentice who works in a silversmith shop. In an accident though, he gets his hand burned. He quits his job and looks for a new job. He finds a job at the Boston Observer, and meets Rab, a 17 year old boy who becomes Johnny's best Friend. Together, they overcome the growing tensions of war and face many dangers along the way. Soon Rab joins the American Army,and leaves Johnny behind. When Rab is gone, Johnny becomes a spy and information gatherer for famous people along the way. He even helps Paul Revere by hanging the lanterns in Old North Church to signal that the British were coming by land or by sea. This exciting novel is for history fans and any good reader. The book is pretty hard to understand, but is very interesting too.
Report by: Emma H.
Fifth Grade