Give the title and author of your book, and tell what page you are currently on.
Think about whether the plot of your story has reached a turning point or not.
If it has, describe what that turning point is, and predict how you think this turning point will affect the outcome of the story. Use lots of specific detail from the book in support of your ideas.
If the story has not reached a turning point yet, predict what that turning point will be, and what will happen during the rest of the story as a result of your prediction. Again, use plenty of detail in support of your ideas.
15 comments:
I am currently reading the book called, "A Child Called It" by Dave Pelzer. I just started this book so there is no turning point as of right now. This book is about a little boy that is abused by his mom, he sleeps in the basement, he doesnt get fed, he gets a new pair of clothes every year, he has to steal lunches from kids at school, he gets beaten a lot, he has three other brothers who gets treated by kings, he gets another beating if he doesnt finish the chores in time. The mom calls the little boy it, because she doesnt think hes not part of the family anymore and he is not valuable. She also thinks that he is the reason why she and her husband are fighting. This is a true story which makes this very sad. I am currently on page 22.
Sarah H.
Josh d.
Allstar pride by sigmond brouwer i am finished with the book.This book has reached its turning point.
The turning point in the book is the part were the whole hockey team goes to the hospital to see his team mate who has cancer. This is the turning point because it showes the team how to be a team a team and that you should act like a family. At the end of the book they play together better and stick up for one another. They also shaved their heads so that way the one player would not be the only bald one. Befor they did not even know each other.
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Dustin C.
i am curently reading tamar by mal pete i am on page 160. I predict the turning point of the story will be when they find the item there grand father whanted them to find. The reason I belive this is because the information in the box tells them about the object. wow thi book is awsome:)!!!!!!
Tori C.
The book i am currently reading the book called the Second Summer Of The Sisterhood. I am currently on page 167. The plot of my story has somewhat reached a turning point. The most important event in the book was when Bridget went to go to Alambama to find her self and who she used to be not the girl she is now. At first Bridget didn't even want to go to her grandma's house and she just wondered around and now she got up the nerve to go and she is with her grandmother but her grandma doesn't know its her and Bridget is listening to her grandma talk about Bridget when she was little and realizes that she really misses the old her. I think that Bridget will realize that she really needs to go back to being her old self and she will tell Greta her grandma that it is her Bridget. This book is an amazing book and i can't wait to find out what happens.
I am currently reading the book New Moon by Stephenie Meyer. It is in the twilight series and I am officially addicted. My book has not yet reached a turning point, but I am expecting one. Edward left Bella and there’s a lot of heartache going on with Bella right now from missing him. I’m on page 340 and its building up more and more tension, considering I thought the turning point would’ve happened by now. I want AND think Edward is going to come back, and I think it will effect the rest of this book by healing Bella’s “hole” in her chest. Another thing that is going on is that Bella just found out that her best friend is a were wolf, the enemy of a vampire, which is Edward. She’s also dealing with a lot of other emotions in this book with Jacob longing to be more than a friend. The event that triggers Bella is hearing Edward’s voice. When he left, he promised her that it would be like he had never been there at all. And Bella is known for being clumsy and a walking catastrophe, so she has to promise him not to do anything stupid or wreckless. And she finds that everytime she does do something stupid, danderous or wreckless, she hears his voice in her head. And everytime she comes face to face with danger or an enemy, she hears him growl. Which makes me predict that he really does still care about her and that is why I think that the turning point I’m predicting WILL happen.
ashley a=]
I am reading hitmen triumph by Sigmund brouwer. I have finished the book. The turning point in the book was when the brother found out how the other brother is getting so much money. The story changes from there on. The brother is mad at what the other brother is selling and wants to change it. That was the turning point in the story.
-andrew
I am currently reading the book A Child Called It, by Dave Pelzer. And I am currently on page 130. I dont think that I have reached the turning point in the book yet. I predict that the turning point would be where Daves mother would let him be a part of the family again. And when she would feed him again and love him just as she loves her other sons.
Breaking Dawn
Stephenie Meyer
Page 733 of 754 (almost done! yay!)
This story has just reached the turning point. This is the part where, (in my opinion), a lot of questions will finally be answered and also where a bunch of problems will be solved. Like in my last blog, I can’t give to much detail because Twilight is a greatly growing popular book series, and I am reading the last book.
However, I can say that a lot has happened in this specific chapter. I love this series and I was greatly surprised at what happened. I do have some guesses as to what I think the ending outcome will be, (Bella and Edward living ‘happily ever after’, for example), but some of my guesses, again (grr!), I can’t say. But, in my opinion, what ‘greatly surprised’ me will extremely affect the outcome of the book. I am very excited to read the last 21 pages, (Finally! Hooray!), of Breaking Dawn and find out what happens.
-Victoria R.
I am currently finishing the book Amandine by Adelle Griffen. I recently ended the book so I am no longer on a page. The plot of the book has reached a turning point. When Amandine spends the night at Delia’s house she finds some secrets out about her. So when Amandine gets to school she claims when she went over there Delias dad was hitting on her and tried to kiss her!! Delia got so mad and just wanted Amandine out of her life. She wasn’t even going to give her any other chances! The turning point was a big event because that effected their friendship forever.
~~Sam W~~
Danielle M.
I am reading Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer and I am on page 424. I don't think my book has reached a turning point yet. But I think that the turning point will be that Bella will choose Edward over Jacob, even though I think Bella should be with Jacob. Bella has choosen to be a vampire and that means she can't be with Jacob anymore because he's a werewolf. The rest of the book will probably describe how Jacob and Bella and Edward get along with who's coming to get Bella because they need to protect her before these people come and get her. So Bella needs to be a vampire, soon. Jacob wants to be with Bella forever, but she wants Edward. Jacob and Bella have been hanging out and Jacob kissed Bella so Bella punched Jacob in the face and she practically broke her hand. Edward wasn't very happy with that. Edward threatened Jacob and told him "and if you ever kiss her again, I will break your jaw for her." Charlie was happy to see Jacob kissing Bella, not Edward. Alice has planned a party for Bella's graduation and it was a disaster [in Bella's point of view].
Aly K
13 Reasons Why
I am currently reading the book 13 Reasons Why by Jay Asher. I am currently on the very first page. I think that this books turning point will be that the main character Clay will find out that the girl in this book committed suicide because clay didn’t go out with her. In result of this book I think that clay will committee suicide, because the will feel as if it is his fault.
Nick t.
I am on page 129.
The book thus far hasn't been very intresting, until the turning point happend. Throughout the book this girl Remy, has been wishing this girl Denise Thompson dead. Remy has been saying if she tells my parents ill kill her and it would kill my parents . So one night while denise was driving home something happend. She was driving, and all the sudden a 18 wheeler truck came into her lane and hit her head on and she died. Now everyday Remy complains to Mac about how its all her fault, and how she wishes she cvan be a nice person for ounce.
To: Aly
From: Jenelle
This sounds like a really intense book! With all the suicides and all that. Was there a book before this one that made you think this or is that what the back of the book is about?
Lydia J.
What I Saw and How I Lied
Judy Blundell
Done. Still. Nothing's changed.
The turning point in the book is definatly when Joe, Bev and Peter go out in the boat and Peter is killed. This really takes the plot from a vacation to a murder investigation. This is because before Peter's death, it was all Evie in love with Peter and Bev "chaperoning" and shopping in Palm Springs. After Peter dies, the book is about Evie finding out lie after lie and the truth, like how Joe stole from the Jews in Austria, and how Bev was sleeping around behind Joe's back while he was away.
nathan w. the tital of my book is the hunters league. by ?. i am currentaly on page 150. the story has not reached a turning point yet but, i think that someone from the team will kill the biggest monster that they have ever seen because the leader of the league has been tracking a really big monster.
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