Friday, February 13, 2009

Plot Blog

Give the title and author of your book, and tell what page you are currently on.

Is the plot of your book realistic? Explain fully using details from your book.

What do you think is the most important event in the story so far? Explain fully why this event is important.

18 comments:

Anonymous said...

All Star Pride by Sigmund Brouwer and i am currently on page 102.

The plot of my book is realistic because it is about a hockey kid who is moving on his hockey life. Also because they have a real life with kids and sicknesses. It also has very many realistic trips and how the kids get hurt and what would really happen during a hockey game.

I think the most important part of the book is when the whole hockey team goes to the hospital too see there fried who has cancer. I think this is the most important event so far because it shows how much the team cares about eachother and that they are a true team.


-josh d.

Anonymous said...

Danielle M.
I am reading Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer and I am on page 285. The plot of my book is not realistic because Edward Cullen is a vampire and Jacob Black is a werewolf. That is fiction, like when it described in a newspaper article that Bella had read "Only one conclusion is indisputable: something hideous is stalking Seattle." Bella thinks that the Volturi is coming for her and that she needs to be transformed into a vampire before they come and get her. Edward doesn't like the idea of Bella becoming a vampire. He wants her to be human forever to live her life happy. I think that the most important event in this story so far is that Edward and Jacob are starting to become nice to each other because they both love Bella and they need to protect her the best that they can from the Volturi. Bella needs as much help as possible.

Anonymous said...

Tori C. I am currently reading the Second Summer Of The Sisterhood by Anne Brashares. I am currently on page 115. The plot of the book is pretty realistic. In the beginning is what confused me because of the quick decision that bridget made. the plot of the book is also realistic because they keep switching people and what the 4 girls are going through. I think the most important part of the book is when the girls seperate for the second time in their entire life and when bridget goes to Alabama to find her grandmother named Greta. She also goes to find who she used to be because she thinks she has lost herself and has changed a lot. This book is very intresting and i can not wait to finish it

Anonymous said...

I am reading the book Amandine by Adele Griffin. I have finished the book. The end had a big twist and you probley wouldnt of geussed it. The plot in this book was very realalitic. It was like real life girl drama. Except if you had a friend sleepover thats ussaly not the person that starts all the rumors. Amandine has a very weird personality. At first she is all nice and weird and then turns her back on you and is a jerk! Spreading a rumor about Delias dad issing her is just gross and rude. I coouldnt belive it when she stooped to that level and stabed Deliain the back. Delia was done, she coukldnt stand Amandine. At first she kept her distance then gave her a chance, a wrong move. Thats when Amandine turned. When Delia figures out shes through with Amandine she gets new friends and moves on.

~~Sam W~~ <3

Anonymous said...

I'm reading the book, Amandine by Adele Griffin. I have finished the book and it ended very interesting. The plot of this book is exceptionally realistic because people meet the wrong people and get pulled into some bad things in real life. Delia became friends with amandine, knowing she was bad from the beginning, but got sucked into her from her stories, "seeming" harmless, and thinking she could trust Amandine. But that turned out wrong because Amandine spread a horrible rumor about Delia that got her hated. This CAN happen in life, so you have to be careful who you're friends with. Their friendship is over and that was a good way for the book to end because no body would want to live with that forever. =/ The rumor was the most importanat event because Amandine showed her true colors and Delia becomes friends with better people.
and i know how important this is because i have been friends with bad people before but as soon as i met my two best friends, (<3) all of that changed. Delia is much better of without Amandine.
ashley a=]

Anonymous said...

Dustin c.

i am reading tamar i am curently on page 120. tamar is outside standing gurd talking to the owners of the house I belive that the plot of the book is realistic because it is telling a story about a spy in WW2.the most important event so far is the group bringing weapons to the spys are stoped by Nazies and the natzies find the guns and kill them.

Anonymous said...

I am reading the book "A Child Called It" by Dave Pelzer. And I am currently on page 115.

The plot of my book is realistic because the book that I am reading is a true story. What makes it realistic is that the little boy ( Dave) is being abused by his own mother and that could happen to anyone no matter who you are.
I think that the most important event in the book so far would be when Daves mother intentionaly stabed her own son in the stomach. And then after she stabbed him she wasnt remorseful at all. And after she got him cleaned up, she told him to get back to the dishes and if they were not done on time then something worse would happen, like another beating. She gave him a couple scraps of food but barley a full meal.
Rose V.

Anonymous said...

Aly K♥
Burning Bones
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The book I am reading is called Burning Bones and I am on page 124. Burning bones is written by Christopher golden and Rick Hautala. The plot of my book is probably as realistic as they get. This book is about how someone was committed suicide or was “murdered.” This type of think happens all the time in the medical field, when examining a body. I think the most important event is that they ruled out spontaneous combustion. This could narrow it down to murder and then they could go back to the crime scene and look for more evidence as to who may have “murdered” this person.

Anonymous said...

Book: Breaking Dawn
Author: Stephenie Meyer
Page: 609

The plot of this book isn't very realistic. Vampires and werewolves are mythical, we know. That is what makes this un-realistic. But, the way that the author comes up with things that the vampires do to make sure the humans don't discover them make it possible, in some ways, and make the mind think about what is around us.
To: Mrs. Meyers
In my own opinion, the most important event in the story is what I told you, (I don't want to give anything away to becoming Twilight fans). I think this is the most important event because it really shapes the path and destiny of the Cullens. It is such a huge event that some things are put to the test, and Bella's life could, (once again), be in the path of danger. I can't wait to read on and find out what solution Bella will come up and how she will save her and her family from this current problem.
-Victoria R. ☺

Anonymous said...

the book I read was Holes by Louis Sachar.I finished the book.
The plot of this book seems realistic to me.It seems realistic to me because camp green lake is a place for juveniles and they dig 6foot deep and 6 foot wide holes in the blistering sun to straiten them out.The most important event in the book that i think is when zero and Stnley run away from camp.This event is important because when zero runs away the warden termanates his record and the n when Stanley's lawer comes to get him she takes Zero with her and when she asked for Zero's file she didn't get it then she ordered for the camp to be shut down. this is why ths event was an important one
-Julian H

Anonymous said...

i am reading hitmen triumphby sigmund brouwer i have read 150pages. the plot of the story is about two kids that are on a hockey team and they are brothers and one is keeping a secret from the other about how he is getting all the money he has. the other brother is determand to find out. i think the most important part so far is when his brother bets alot of money on one golf shot and his brother then finds out he is getting alot of money and he is getting suspicus.

Anonymous said...

Twisted Summer
By Willow Davis Roberts
Currently on page 143

The plot of my book is very realistic. I know many family's that go away in the summer to a lake with people in there family's. The only non very realistic thing was the murder. Although there has been murders everyone at the lake are very close and are like family. Then the grandmother died. All of this make this story very realistic.

The most important event in the story so far is the murder of Zoe Cyrek. Brody was the suspect but some people beleive he didnt do it.

:)

Anonymous said...

To: Ashley A =)
From: ~~Sam W~~

WOW that book sounds reallly good!! Wel duh i already read it so its no shock to me. Yeah i know what you mean by in real life people really do that and RUIN some peoples lives!! so am i one of those two people (<3) hahaa

Anonymous said...

to:josh
From:andrew
i remember when i read that book and they all shaved there heads to make him feel good about himself. He got leukemia not cancer. i thought that book was a good book.

Anonymous said...

FROM TYLER K
TO JOSH D

THIS BOOK SOUNDS LIKE IT COULD BE A GOOD BOOK TO READ. I LIKE THE FACT THAT IT CAN BE A REALISTIC BOOK. I THINK THAT I WILL READ THIS BOOK IN THE FUTURE.

Anonymous said...

Lydia J.
What I Saw and How I Lied
By Judy Blundell
Still done.

The plot of WISHIL is realistic because something like that could have really happened back then. I'm sure after WW2 there was a whole mess of people taking things from the warehouses that had the belongings of Jews that had been deported, and I'm sure some GIs got jealous of each other and thought they deserved a share, or a bigger share. I also think that it could happen that a mother would have an affair with someone her daughter thought she [the daughter] was in love with, like the way it was between Peter, Bev, and Evie. Plus it is possible that someone like Joe and Bev could have killed someone like Peter to save themselves from the debt they owed him. But it is pretty twisted.
I think the most important event in the book is when the court case opens investigating the death of Peter because it also opens the opprotunity for Evie to uncover lots of lies and make things better. She really matures after this, and she makes possibly one of the biggest decisions she will ever make in her lifetime.

Anonymous said...

to dustin c. from nathan w.

your book sounds like it would be a very intorsting read and ww2 is very fun to read about. The spy sounds like he would throw a twist in to the book so i will be sure to read it.

Anonymous said...

i am reading the hunters league, by ?. i am currently on page 150. the plot in the book is not realistic because in the book the group is hunting a monster for the underworld that eats everything in site, and we dont have that in our world. the most improtant event in the story so far is that joe one of the top hunters dies in a accident.