Alfred Hitchcok adaptation of "Man From The South"

It was getting on toward six o’clock so I thought I’d buy myself a beer and go out and sit in a deck chair by the swimming pool and have a little evening sun.

I went to the bar and got the beer and carried it outside and wandered down the garden toward the pool.

It was a fine garden with lawns and beds of azaleas and tall coconut palms, and the wind was blowing strongly through the tops of the palm trees making the leaves hiss and crackle as though... read the rest here.

INDEPENDENT BOOK REVIEW

Your Name: Allison Lee

Tile Of Book: Reflections Of A Country Doctor

Author: Jimmy Ashcraft

Genre: Non-Fiction

Date Of Publication: -----

Number Of Pages: 398+

Started: 3rd Day of English

Finished: 2 months later

Book Rating (1-10): 5


This book is about a doctor called Dr Ashcraft. He is a doctor in a hospital in the country side. The book is basically about the strangest, weirdest, and extraordinary appointments he has had. My favorite one was when he went to a hobos house. It was so weird...

My Book Review (By Karina P.)

Title: The Crowfield Curse

Author: Pat Walsh

Genre: Mystery/Fiction

Date of Publish: 2010ld rec

Book Rate: 9 out of 10

Recommended Age: 12-15

Publisher: Chiken House

Started Reading at: 18/12/11

Finished Reading at: 04/01/12

Review:

I thought the book was very exiting because the book had my favourite Genre and a them of surviving in really bad times . The main character Jerry decided to find the key to his grand,grand father's castle after he found a little mystical creature that yet didn't led him to death , that brought him there. I would recommend this book to people that really like to find out new things through his mystical and difficult adventure, and people that actually can't stop reading one thing.

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karina
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title of the book: The Crowfield Curse
Author: Pat Walsh
Genre: mystery/fiction
date of publication:2010
Number of pages: 314
Started reading at: 18/12/11
Finished reading at: 04/01/12
Recommended reading age: 12-15 years old

Book review: I enjoyed reading the book a lot because the book was of my favourite genre and consisted of my favourite aims. This book is quite specific to mystery and survival through hard times thing so you have to mostly like that. The book is full of finding and experiencing new thing like
("oh,my gosh! Jenny look at that, if i won't find the key then will never be back in the castle! (p.g 145) ). I would recommend this book to everybody who like opening new things and losing something to escue something and for people who like mystery and thrillers.

Artemis Fowl-Book Review

Your Name: Luka
Title of Book: Artemis Fowl
Author: Eoin Colfer
Genre: Science Fiction
Date of Publication: 2007
Number of Pages: 309
Started (Date you Started to Read): 06/01/2012
Finished (Date You Finished Reading): 09/01/2012
Book Rating (1-10): 8

Book Review: I enjoyed this book, as it is simply written and easy to understand but is also based on a good idea. There are lots of fun and exciting parts, which are fun to read, but this book also contains few boring descriptions, at the beginning of each chapter, but which are required in each book. This book start with a young genius called Artemis Fowl II, along with his faithful bodyguard Butler, he finds a Holy Book, which tells of mystical creatures called fairies that are supposedly alive today but are living within the earths crust. So he sets out on a quest to find a fairy and kidnap her and only if the other fairies give him a ton of gold will he release her. Will he succeed? I would recommend this book to people who like fiction and fantasy.

Image of Book            :Your Name: Sophia
Title of Book: Shiver
Author: Maggie Stiefvater
Genre: Fantacy
Date of Publication: August 1st 2009
Number of Pages: 434
Started (Date you Started to Read): Beginning of Fall Break
Finished (Date You Finished Reading): End of Fall Break
Book Rating (1-10): 7
Book Review:
The story is about a girl who has watched wolves for years. She lives by the forest, thats how she sees the wolves. They don’t come out of the forest. A lot of deaths happened in her village, everyone says that the wolves killed the people. When she was little a wolf stack tried eating her but one of the wolves stopped them. The wolf had bright yellow eyes. Something she doesn’t know is that the wolves are the dead people and every summer the they become themselves again. She was surprised when she saw a boy come in her house hurt with the same bright yellow eyes. Now she tries to save him from becoming a wolf again.

Book Review by Alice P

Book: Darkly Dreaming Dexter

Author: Jeffrey Lindsay

Genre: Crime

Publicized date: July 2004

Recommended age for reading: 14-15 or further.

Date started reading: 28/12/2011

Review:

Dexter Morgan, the main protagonist of the novel lives a life of a lie. People around him suppose he is just as normal as any other person... well, as normal as can be for a blood splatter analyzer.

No one can possibly suspect him as a serial killer, driven by the Dark Passenger to mercilessly murder other criminals who escaped the law and justice. He is quite a neat monster and never will leave any traces of murder, nothing can shatter his mask for others around. His foster father's code helps him survive and come dry out of the water.

But what will he do when he faces a crime scene, with a victim murdered so skillfully he feels like a student on a master class. Little does he know that as the number of victim's rise and it is all for him, his new friend trying his best to get attention.

Leaving signs that only Dexter can understand... but nobody had ever given him a clue who exactly his new friend is!

And when they come face to face, will Dexter choose freedom or the code and his foster sister?

- I loved the book but I am not fully finished yet. It is the first in the seven-book series of Dexter. The book is thrilling, mysterious and scary sometimes... because like that you will never know if a Dexter lives in your neighborhood!