Cool View Of Midtown Manhattan: Night and Day

The Hunger Games: Book and Movie = AMAZING!!!

THE HUNGER GAMES BY SUZANNE COLLINS

The Hunger Games book and movie are so fantastic!

Plot: 

     The Hunger Games takes place in a nation known as Panem after the destruction of North America by some unknown apocalyptic event. Panem consists of a wealthy Capitol and twelve surrounding, poorer districts under the Capitol's hegemony. As punishment for a previous rebellion against the Capitol in which a 13th district was destroyed, one boy and one girl between the ages of 12 and 18 from each district are selected by annual lottery to participate in the Hunger Games, an event in which the participants (or "tributes") must fight in an outdoor arena controlled by the Capitol, until only one victor remains. The story follows 16-year-old Katniss Everdeen a girl from District 12 who volunteers for the 74th annual Hunger Games in place of her younger sister, Prim, who was formerly chosen. 


Reviews:  


Book: 
Ellis Shapiro-Barnum: "This book is amazing. It includes so much detail and suspense that keeps the reader hooked the whole time they read this book. Every sentence makes the reader want to know more. The characters are so well described that you automatically know the kind of person they are. This book is perfect for post-apocalyptic readers and people who enjoy nature and adventure. In addition, there is plenty of action."


Movie: 
Ellis Shapiro-Barnum: "Like the book The Hunger Games movie is wonderful, filled with the same kind of... detailed content they each share. Though unlike the book it includes less violence/gore, which has its pros and cons. This movie is so so so so so good, and it sometimes sad. Such as when Rue, a young tribute that Katniss befriends, dies, and when you hear the terrifying echos of a young girls screams as she is killed by a group of  bullying tributes, the Careers." 

Mc Donalds is DISGUSTING! Here's my proof:

This is what the chicken looks like before its turned into food!

Awesome Picture: Took in Gettysburg, PA

My class went 

to Gettysburg as

a field trip, it was

awesome!

The Power Of Charcoal

Hello fellow brooklyners. I know thats not a word, sorry. I am also sorry that I haven't posted in about, well actually exactly 75 days. So Here is my post. And, by the way, HAPPY NEW YEAR. 


So, I got an easel for Hanukah, and it has black charcoal and redish charcoal. So me and my mom drew! We made a book called the power of charcoal, here it is:

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Icarus

 

Tornado

 

The Spiral Of Doom 

Apocalypse                                

 

Quantum

 

The Mask

 

 The Eye Of Horus

Duocat

Book Review: Odd Velvet

Odd Velvet is about a girl who doesn't fit in
at her school. Once people realize how special
she is, she isn't so odd after all!
This a great, interesting, fun, and inspiring story that I am sure everyone who will read it will love it.

The London Eye Mystery: by Siobhan Dowd

The London Eye Mystery

Ted and Kat are sent to buy tickets for them and their family to ride The London Eye. While waiting in the line, a strange man offers them a ticket. They let their cousin Salim go, because he is the one who wanted to ride in the first place. They watch him go around in a circle and track his pod the whole time. The pod lands, it opens and everyone comes out. But where is Salim?

Ted and Kat must work their way around the city of London to collect clues of this abnormal mystery. Ted's theory's: He was spontaneously combusted, did he ever go on the London Eye at all, did he hide under someones clothes. The family must this mystery quick, as times ticks rapidly by.