The Grade 7 and 8 Christian Heritage English Language Arts Blog is a place for the students to post book reviews and other ELA assignments for others to comment on and hopefully generate discussions on what's going on in their literary and written worlds.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Summit Series ’72
Friday, March 2, 2012
Long Shot
Publisher: James Lorimer Company Ltd
It was published in Toronto
I found the book in the CHS library
Page number: 112
Story review: This story is about a group of young boys named Frank, Konnie, Wally, Bobby, Slim, Huck, Chris and Mike. They were also Icelandic and yet moved to Winnipeg the boys childhood did not go well. They were called Goolies so the whole Icelandic neighborhood was Goolies. But the people the people of Winnipeg did not know that soon enough the boys would
become Canadian hockey stars and represent Canada in the Olympics. It all started when Frank’s dad built a hockey rink in his back yard soon almost all of the Icelandic people in Winnipeg were there. Soon enough the Winnipeg falcons started up most of the boys were young but they had some older brothers in the team. About half way into the story the falcons facing other teams for the Allan cup soon enough the team made it to the Olympics and won or you have to read to find out.
Christian Perspective
As a Christian I think that this book is very good it shows Christ like behavior. Also I loved the book because no one in the book had bad behavior even when they were in war they still show
good characters. Some of the characters that they did in this book might help me in my life to become a better Christian.
My thoughts
I recommend this book to people who don’t read a lot. And also people who love hockey this book is easy to read and has a very good story line. I love how Frank the captain of the Falcons team always persevere and push’s trough all the hard times.
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Everest
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Tales of King Arthur
Author: Felicity brooks
Published in the The British Library
Usborne publishing ltd in 2006
The book has over 138 pages
And was found in the CHS library
The story is about a man named Arthur. He was the son of Uther who used to be the king of Britain. Arthur was an infant when Merlin told Uther that Arthur was not safe in the castle because of the enemy invaders the king agreed so Merlin took him and put him in a foster family his foster father was named sir Ector and his older foster brother sir Kay there was a tournament at Camelot the winner will be crowned king of Britain so knight overlord and king all over the world came to the tournament. And when it was mourning there was a stone with a sword through it said the one who pulls the sword out is the true born king many tired but fail when the tournament started Arthur forgot sir Kays sword so he saw that sword and pulled it out and from there on Arthur is known as the king and he married a beautiful girl named Guinevere so the story of Arthur and his knights begins the enemy of his father and also new enemies raise up to invade Camelot in the end the final battle they defeat all their enemies and Arthur can finally restore peace.
Christian perspective
The book is not related to the Christian way because of its dark magic and evil and it did not really have anything related to God. To make the book in a more Christian way is to have a holy bible in the kingdom and everyone must obey the rules of the bible and I would not recommend this for Christians.
My thoughts
I think this was a very good book because the Author put words that made the characters sound so heroic and evil. This book is for people who like history in the early times and fantasy or myths mixed with it and also this book setting is around the mid evil times so if you like magic and witchcraft, sorcery this is the book for you.