The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

   It was the reaping day and the citizens in District Twelve were all pale and scared. No one ever wanted to join this crazy game because there wasn't anything you can do besides killing or dying. The moment finally came. No one could escape from it. Silence. Nothing vibrated or moved, except for the pink-hair woman, who was digging her hand inside the glass and picked two random votes. "Primrose Everdeen and Peeta Mellark", she called out. The votes have revealed at last. These two were going to compete for District Twelve. Yet, a girl named Katniss Everdeen volunteered as a tribute instead because she couldn't risk her sister in a such horrible place, where people killing each other without feeling guilty. Now, the official tributes were being chosen. Let's see how the game goes.
  As you read beyond, you'll discover yourself stepping into this story and it will not let you put it down until you are finished the whole series.



* Although the covers are different, they are still the same story. The cover at the right is the one that is in the library. Go check it out. I'll return it soon.

Sarah Cynthia Sylvia Stout would take the garbage out

1. In this poem, Shel Silverstein uses hyperbole to create humor. The sentence "The garbage reached across the state, from New York to Golden Gate" is being exaggerated, also "That it finally touched the sky". Not any of the garbage piles will cross more than a thousand miles and touch the sky, but he does it on purpose. He uses it to make us laugh and enjoy the poem.

2. Alliteration is a repetition of the consonant in a series of words. Before you even go to the poem, the title already is alliteration, Sarah Cynthia Sylvia Stout. Those words all begin with the sound "s". In addition, in line 19, there is also alliteration, Crust of black burned buttered toast, which start with sound "b". Finally, "Prune pits, peach pits, orange peel" the sound that repeats is "p".

3. Every poems or novels have a theme. Despite that the poem is humorous, the poet is using that humorous to transfer that theme to us. Obviously, the message of this poem is being responsible toward the enviroment. The poet uses hyperbole to create humor, also to mention if we keep livinng wastingly, then the earth would soon fill with trash piles.

Peter and the starcatchers

     Peter and the starcatchers is a famous children's novel that is written by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson. It is about a boy named is Peter (don't know what is his last name) and the other five orphans together sail on the Neverland. Too bad that they have to stay in that disgusting, stinking ship for five days. FIVE DAYS!!! For me, one day is too much. However, a very magicle object occurs to the Neverland and everyone is chasing after it, one of them is scary but somehow familiar, Captain Black Stache. For its safety, Molly and Peter cooperate to defeat Blak Stache. During it, the magical object is being moved from place to place, from a guarded cabin to the open sea, then the mysterious island. Let's find out what is it as long as meet the characters with different personalities and join the wonderful voyage with Peter's crew.

The Awakening by Kelly Armstrong

   Chloe has awaken in a place where was the Edison Group. They have caught her from the beytrayal of aunt Laurin­ and now, they are ready to target Simon and Derek for their experiment. While she is being "home", Doctor Davidoff is getting information from Chloe to catch the foster brothers and scares her by a terrifying secret, that Simon will never get over a deadly disease if he doesn't get an injection three times a day, and only them can help Simon. After hearing it, if she agrees to help them, certainly she'll have a better opportunity to run away. She can also grab the some insulin before Doctor Davidoff finds out and be able to help Simon. Will she ever make it, with her uncontrollable power?