The Call of the Wild by Jack London

title: The Call of the Wild

author: Jack London

number of stars (5 being best):
4 ****

what did you think was the most interesting thing about this book?
The most interesting thing in the story is that the book's narrator is a dog, unlike most other stories.

was there a character like you?
nope XD

what would you change about the story:
It's kind of hard to understand since it uses old-fashioned words in the story.

who else could you recommend this book to?
my friends; sisters

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Frostbite by Richelle Mead

title: Frostbite

author: Richelle Mead

number of stars (5 being best):
5

what did you think was the most interesting thing about this book?
the suspense at the end

who else could you recommend this book to?
My sis + anyone who reads vampire books

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The Babysitter by R.L. Stine

title: The Babysitter

author: R.L.Stine

number of stars (5 being best):
5

what did you think was the most interesting thing about this book?
The part when Jenny got the phone call & thought it was a guy who <3 her.

was there a character like you?
no

what would you change about the story:
nothing

who else could you recommend this book to?
everyone...why not?

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The greatest day in history by Nicholas Best

title: The greatest day in history: how, on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, the First World War finally came to an end

author: Nicholas Best

reviewed by: Alex Lam

number of stars (5 being best):
4.6

what did you think was the most interesting thing about this book?
It provided many interesting viewpoints about the end of World War I.

was there a character like you?
No, it was nonfiction.

what would you change about the story:
Have more viewpoints of families of soldiers.

who else could you recommend this book to?
Anyone interested in history or World War I

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