Here are the next 4 pages of Luke's book.Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Pages 8 and 9 and book reviews from Liv


The Unfinished Angel is by Sharon Creech. The uNifinished Angel is about an angel who lives in a quiet town. The angel lives in a quiet town. The angel lives in a big tower overlooking everything. BUt a family moves int to the Angels house. The people make the angel think that it is unfinished, but a little girls shows him important lesson.
This book is funny. 1 of the times it was funny was when Zolac (The little girl) tells the anfel about when her brother was born. He almost died, but an angel saved him. The funny part was when they started talking aout angel are not pigeons. Because tha's what Zola said "It looked like Angels are not piegeons!".
Among The Hidden is by Margaret Peterson Haddix. Luke Garner is a third child. By the government's law, he shouldn't have been born. He's been hiding all his life, except for when he was in the woods. But then diaster, the woods are cur down and people move in. But who is that face inside the window while everyone is gone?
The book is adventurous. For example : Luke was never supposed to go outside, But in order to go find who the mysterious face is, he has to. Like see many different places he's never seen just because he went outside. "Out the kitchen and then-out the back door."
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
page 5 and 6
Here are the next two pages in Luke's graphic novel:

What about last week? We went on vacation! We had a great time in Columbus. Luke had lots of positive things to say about his video game camp and we enjoyed visiting Columbus with the McMasters and cousins Sara and Olivia and even sneaking up to Cleveland to hang out with the Baylor gals!


Liv had Ballet Camp today, but here is her review from Monday.
Flygirl is by Sherrie L. Smith. Ida May Jones always wanted to fly from the moment her daddy took her in the sky. She sees a chance to when her brother Thomas goes to war. That chance is the WASP. The WASP is for women who want to help. They deliver bombs and the planes that they need for the war. Ida is colored but she's light enough that she can get into WASP. She stays there until her mama comes and tells her something is very, very wrong.
This book is sad. As an example: "I was 16, Thomas was 19. That day Papa was working at the field, we don't know what happened. The tractor flipped on Papa and Thomas ran 3 miles and back to get the doctor. But when they came, it was too late. The last words Papa said was 'Look at him fly". I would recommend this to people who are interested in the war and women's rights.
What about last week? We went on vacation! We had a great time in Columbus. Luke had lots of positive things to say about his video game camp and we enjoyed visiting Columbus with the McMasters and cousins Sara and Olivia and even sneaking up to Cleveland to hang out with the Baylor gals!
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