Book Ten: Ender's Game

Author: Orson Scott Card
Rating: 9 out of 10
Comments/Remarks: Ender was the chosen one who became a leader in the militia government to defend Earth from the aliens. Aliens have already attacked twice, and the humans almost perished, but still claimed victory. Ender is chosen to repel the aliens. He knows that time is running out, but can he save planet Earth? This book is quite interesting the way it is planned out. There are new vocabulary words that you might not know, such as pseudonym and ostentatious, but once you understand the concept, you will know how Ender's life goes.

Book Nine: Unbelievable!

Author: Paul Jennings
Rating: 9 out of 10
Comments on this Book: Plainly good stories, but not the best I have read. The best stories so far are The Busker and One-Shot Toothpaste. Not totally recommended, but recommended enough if you desire to read it.

Book Eight: Unseen!

Author: Paul Jennings
Rating 10/10
Flat ten because all the stories in this book are appealing to the reader plus show excitement and admiration. Recommend this book for Paul Jenning's fans. I cannot give the summary of the book because the stories are interesting and you have to read it first in order to learn.

Book Seven: Uncovered

Author: Paul Jennings
Date Completed: Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Rating: 8/10
This book contains eight stories that will be appealing to the audience once you read it.
The best story in this book is Ringing Wet. This shows the problem right away, hilarious characters, and also the solution is very wide and very relevant to the whole problem.

Book Six: Don't Call Me Ishmael

Author: Michael Gerard Bauer
Date Completed: Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Rating: 9/10
Summary of Book: Ishmael begins his journey about disliking his name, and through the situations in St. Daniel's college school.
Comments/Remarks on the Book: Boring in the first part as it introduces Ishmael's life. Interesting in the next part where Ishmael is ready to do something that he is not good at.

Book Five: Quirky Tails

Author: Paul Jennings
Date Completed: Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Rating: 6 out of 10
Summary of Book: Contains eight odd stories. (includes Santa Claws and the Copy)
Comment/Remarks on the Book: To be honest, this book was a bit boring, so I decided to pick a different book of my own, because the stories are not as quite as interesting than the other books.

Book Four: Undone

Author: Paul Jennings

Pages: 166

Rating: 10/10

Date of Completion: Monday, September 28, 2009

Summary of Book: Contains 8 very connected stories with awesome endings and is really authentic.

Comments/Remarks on the Book: TOTALLY love this book because of connecting the endings with the beginnings; uses similes. Hard to describe about this book because some stories here are unbelievable and some are like out of the real world. There are stories like Noseweed, Wake Up to Yourself, Moonies, and You Be the Judge have endings that you realize that you tell yourself, "Oh! I think I remember that part in the beginning!"