Ok I started reading 11/22/63 by Stephen King, and it immediately hooked me. I already loved him as an author, and this book has only contributed to the cause. He develops the characters so thoroughly and interwines different story boards to make connections and build a stronger book. It is so good because it can easily be pictured as a movie, which I love. Plus, its historically accurate, another plus. Just something I think you guys should look at!
Stephen King looks good but i started reading a book called the last apprecntice by joseph delaney and im liking it so im going to read that. it is told in the narrative by a boy who becomes an apprentice to a spook (guy who fights bogarts and witches and such). Only the seventh son of a seventh son can become one and he has just started his apprentice ship. hes learning about how to trap witches in pits rimmed with granite and which letters marked on a rock mean which kind of spooky thing. Its a fun easy read if anyones interested
Nice that does sound interesting, but we all have to read the same book. I will look for The Last Apprentice in the library because the Stephen King book is brand new. We can read the Last Apprentice or pick another group book. 11/22/63 is only temporary for me, unless we all read it.
Ok I started reading 11/22/63 by Stephen King, and it immediately hooked me. I already loved him as an author, and this book has only contributed to the cause. He develops the characters so thoroughly and interwines different story boards to make connections and build a stronger book. It is so good because it can easily be pictured as a movie, which I love. Plus, its historically accurate, another plus. Just something I think you guys should look at!
ReplyDeleteStephen King looks good but i started reading a book called the last apprecntice by joseph delaney and im liking it so im going to read that. it is told in the narrative by a boy who becomes an apprentice to a spook (guy who fights bogarts and witches and such). Only the seventh son of a seventh son can become one and he has just started his apprentice ship. hes learning about how to trap witches in pits rimmed with granite and which letters marked on a rock mean which kind of spooky thing. Its a fun easy read if anyones interested
ReplyDeleteNice that does sound interesting, but we all have to read the same book. I will look for The Last Apprentice in the library because the Stephen King book is brand new. We can read the Last Apprentice or pick another group book. 11/22/63 is only temporary for me, unless we all read it.
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