Psalm 119:105


Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Isaiah’s & Bethany’s 2011 Summer Reading

Isaiah’s & Bethany’s 2011 Summer Reading List

The Early Reader’s Bible as told by V. Gilbert Beers        10
Wild Baby Animals Polar Bear Cubs by Ruth Owen         9
Pebble Plus Venus by Thomas K Adamson                        4
Wild Baby Animals Tiger Cubs by Ruth Owen                  9
Just For You! By Christine Leeson                                    9
Wild About Animals Raccoon Cubs by Ruth Owen          9
All About Pets Birds by Helen Frost                                  2
All About Pets Dogs by Helen Frost                                  2
Pebble Plus Pluto by Thomas K Adamson                        4
Pebble Plus Avalanches by Mari Schuh                            5
Baby animals Seals Focas by Alice Twine                        3
Pebble Sea Turtles by Martha E H Rustad                       4
Pebble Plus Beavers and Their Lodges
    By Martha E H Rustad                                                 4
Pebble Plus Wildfires by Matt Doeden                            4   
A+ Books Pyramids by Nathan Olson                             9   
A+ Books Animal Patterns by Nathan Olson                  8
Pebble Books Chimpanzees by Helen Frost                    4
The Horse In Harry’s Room by Syd Hoff                       7
Watch Animals Grow Fawns by Anne Wendorff           4
A Visit to the Police Station by Patricia J Murphy         7
Danny and the Dinosaur go to Camp by Syd Hoff         9
Nat Geo Kids Great Migrations Butterflies                    9
Black Spiny-Tailed Iguana by Natalie Lunis                  9
Wild Baby Animals Squirrel Kits by Ruth  Owen         9
Nat Geo Kids Ants by Melissa Stewart                         9
The Sweetest Spring-Disney Princesses                        8       
               

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Hannah's book report: The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane

     The Red Badge of Courage will take you on a journey through the eyes of a youth named Henry Fleming, who is a young soldier going into battle in the American Civil War. At first Henry is selfishly proud and cowardly, but as the chaos of the battle progresses, he finds himself growing in courage, humility, and maturity.   This book was very well written and wasn't overwhelming to read. It succeeded in taking me to the action of the  Civil War and showing me what it was actually like to face & feel the desperation of War,  unlike a textbook. I believe that this is the perfect book to read for teens who are studying the Civil war or just for a great read.