Reading Record

Title: Accidently Faboulus

Author: Lisa Papademetiou

# of pages read: 1 to 38

Date: April, 30th, 2012

Summary:

It’s the story of Amy and her brother Kirk. At the beginning, they are both preparing themselves to go to the party of their uncle. The party was to celebrate his wedding. There, she meet the new fiancée of her uncle. She also meet to daughter of the new fiancée. Her uncle told her that she’ll be at the same school as her next year. They became good friend in short time. Amy even repear the dress of  Janelle, her new friend. Then, a band began to play music. Fiona, the sister of Janelle came and took Janelle by the arm and brought her inside because she wanted her to watch the band. Janelle didn’t want, she wanted to stay outside with Amy. Amy didn’t follow Amy because her sister just said that the dress that Amy was wearing looked like of a waitress clothes. Amy was upset so, she decided to stay outside alone with her brother. Up to now, Amy and her brother think that the party is very boring. 

Stanley and the magic lamp

Author: Jeff Brown

# of pages read: 1 to 30

Date: April 5th, 2012

Summary:

There’s a long time ago, before the beginning of sort of people like today, was living an old king. He was living in a magical kingdom. Once upon a time, when he was studying in his room, appears à magical lamp. The king who was a genie, decided to go inside of the lamp. 

Now, comeback to today, where a boy name Stanley was studying and doing homeworks in his room with his little brother. Then, a magical lamp appears in the room. The genie king came out of the lamp. He asked to Stanley to tell him the wishes that he wanted the most. Stanley didn’t know what wishes he want to. So, he thought about it a long long time. 

Comments about my reading:

I think that the story was to much classical and that the pages that I read were not original. I didn’t like it because it wasn’t the first time that I read a book or that I heard about the magic lamp and the genie that comes out and asks us 3 wishes. I also think that the story wasn’t for secondary 1 students because it’s was too easy to understand. So, I didn’t like the pages that I read.