Artemis Fowl

sorry for not  posting I got a puppy so I have been pretty busy.

Artemis fowl is about a 11 year old boy who is searching for a fairy.  When he found one his Butler took out a camera and took a picture of every page of the book.  The book was close to Egyptian writing but still differentt.   After de-coding the book he found out that a fairy that is low on magic must complete a ritual before they get there magic back.   He then went to a river bend every night to see if a fairy was to complete the ritual.

Far underground a city named the Haven is buzzing with life.  Holly Short is a LEPrecon officer.  Her boss named Julius known as Root.  Holly is the only female LEPrecon officer.  When on a mission to capture a troll that is on the lose she can not shield herself from the humans. Root tells her to don't come back till you complete the ritual.  Once at the river bend she is taken hostage by Artemis.

The Art of Racing in the Rain

Sorry for not posting I just have been busy reading 3 different books.  I will post about these for the next couple days.

The Art of Racing in the Rain

 The Art of Racing in the Rain is about a dog named Enzo who would love to be able to race.  Enzo is the teller of the story.  His master is a formula racer and is the best at driving on a wet track.  His master gets married and has one daughter.  Sadly he is at a track racing the day she is born.  Couple of years later his wife is diagnosed with brain cancer.  Two years later she dies.

The game I some times play (when on the Wii ) is sword-play showdown on Wii Sports Resort.  I have gotten to the bridge level reverse (which is after regular mode).  Your Mii has three lives, and the enemies can have one or two lives ( bosses have three lives ).  If there is a huge group of guys that have one life I just swing randomly.  For the ones who have two lives I swing parallel to there block, if I recoul from there block I try to block there attack.

Larklight

I finished LarkLight  today. I am going to expierement with a list in the comments say what you like best (summary or lists).                                

favorite parts

1.Escaping spider's castle

2.Talking to thunder head

3.The Potter Moth attacks

4.Myrtle being held captive on Mars.

5.Deafeating Mr. Webster

If Mr.Webster (evil huge spider) played Minecraft he would probaly destroy all the worlds and make a empire of all the rubble.  He would reproduce and make thousands of spiders, the spiders would help build the empire.  The webby world would destroy all other living forms.

Horton Halfpott plays Minecraft

Yesterday I reread Horton Halfpott.  Horton Halfpott is about a  boy named Horton Halfpott, the story began when M'lady Luggertuck loosened her corset causing her to not be as angry.  All of the servants started to slack off a bit.  Horton never slacked off because he need to help his family by getting money to pay for a doctor for his father.  One day M'lady Luggertuck received a letter from her sister, saying that her son Montegeo fancied a lady visiting nearby Smugwick Manor, and asked to have ball.  Know Luther a greedy fiend knew the lady, whom was very rich, and so he devised a plot to force her into marriage.

Last night I was over at my friends house and just my luck he owned Minecraft(on the computer)!  so we played for two hours back and forth, back and forth.  We made a 4 by 4 block square 5 blocks high of  TNT spawned about 100 creepers in there and blew it up. The explosion made us hit rock bottom of the Minecraft world.  We also made a nether portal and blew up  Nether ruins (which are awesome).  I picked a fight with a blaze, killed some zombie pigmen, and saw a Ghast.  Sadly the game crashed soon after.

If Horton Halfpott played Minecraft he would probaly build a hospital for his dad.  The hospital would be for free so he would not have to work at Smugwick Manor.  He would have the best doctors from around the world come and treat his father.  After his father was healed he would let the NPC villagers be healed and treated and help make a house for his whole family.