BY THE RIVER
** (my Rating
System)
by Steven Herrick
In this book there is a boy,
who is called Harry, and he tells the readers at first, about
his cold town, where he lives with his father in a house, which is smeared
in oil. One time, he gets into a fight and it ends with a bloody
nose and a swollen lip, but the important thing for him was at this time, that he tried to
defend the house. His house.
One day, a new girl comes into
his class, it was Claire Honey. They become friends and they are sometimes at
the big river to swim together.
Another day, he tries to
cut a melon, but then the knife slips and cuts the fingers of his father.
At the end Wayne Barlow
blabs Keith and Harry to Miss Spencer, so Harry is going to hate him forever.
This book was OK for me, but I
think that I wouldn’t read a book like this, again, because these poems are confusing
and sometimes I don’t understand the words or the whole story.
I think that this book is for
people, who like poems. So read it, if you like poems!
Somehow I got the desire to read the book after I read your review. :)
ReplyDeleteLuzhen
I agree with your last passage.
ReplyDeleteWell done for sticking to all the instructions and for telling us who you would recommend this book to even though you might not read it (again) yourself.
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion, this is very helpful for people who are looking online for their next book to read.
Good job!