Book Review

Your Name: Celine
Title of Book: Catching Fire (Hunger Games 2)
Author: Suzanne Collins
Genre: Thriller
Date of Publication: 2009
Number of Pages: 391
Started (Date you Started to Read): Somewhere in November
Finished (Date You Finished Reading): Somewhere in November

Book Rating (1-10): 9

Book Review:

In the second book of the trilogy The Hunger Games there is a lot of action and also some romance. Although I still like the first book more than the second and even than the third, the second book has something that makes you keep reading. I have read all the 3 books and the author has a way of writing that doesn't let you stop reading. I would definitively recommend this book from the age 11 and up to people who like adventure.

Your Name: Katya
Title of Book: The Digital Fortress
Author: Dan Brown
Genre: Techno-thriller
Date of Publication: 1998by St. Martin’s Press
Number of Pages: 430
Started (Date you started to Read): 27/08/11
Finished (Date You Finished Reading): 01/08/11

Book Rating: 10 out of 10

Book Review: The U.S. National Security Agency - one of the most secret agency in the world - carries a huge variety of tasks. With the advent of digital technology it has become much harder to work. In order to help the NSA project, a supercomputer "Transtekst" was invented, capable for a reasonable time to decrypt emails. But once the computer genius announces the development and a worldwide sale of an encryption system, "Digital Fortress": a system that cannot be decrypted even by "Transtekst." All work of the NSA is threatened...

Independant reading book review

Your Name: Katya H

Title of Book: Hunger Games

Author: Suzanne Collins

Genre: Thriller (can not stop reading it !!)

Date of Publication: September 14, 2008

Number of Pages: About 400...

Started (Date you Started to Read): Beggining of school year

Finished (Date You Finished Reading): About 5 days after

Book Rating (1-10): 11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I have not read many books like this one. I liked this book because it was very exiting and had a lot of different ideas in it, also it was a futuristic book and normaly i dont like futuristic books but with this one the librarian sujested it, i started reading and this book is great!! i sujest this to anyone in the age level of 12-15 maybe a little older but not younger (because there are some bloudy parts!! I really enjoye dreading this book.

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Now that you have answered agree or disagree to all of the following prompts, you need to take two and develop your ideas into much greater detail. Understand, the only wrong answer is an unsupported answer. Be to the point, be logical, and use examples to state your case. Your word count for each response should be no less that 200 words.

1) An ideal community would not have any hunger or starvation.
2) An ideal community would not have any jealousy or competition.
3) An ideal community would not have any unemployment.
4) All children should have equal possessions and privileges at a certain age,
regardless of the status of their families.
5) Families are much closer when they share their feelings.
6) Life would be better and easier if we did not carry bad memories in our
heads.
7) Overpopulation is such a problem that families should not be allowed to have
more than two children.
8) There is no real need to learn about world history.
9) There is no real need to learn about one’s own family’s history.
10) One’s job or occupation in life should be a careful match of one’s interests,
talents, and skills.

You will also need to comment on the posts of two other individuals. One you agree with and the other, someone you disagree with.

7th Grade PSAT Vocab

Unit I Survival