The Slippery Slope

       The Slippery Slope, the 3rd book in The Series of Unfortunate Events, is 337 pages of mystery, questions, and twists. Sunny is separated from the elder two Baudelaires and nothing good comes of it. Count olaf and his troup think they have gotten rid of the oldest Baudelaires and is plotting some awful plan. As count Olaf and his troup try to settle in the cold of the Mortmain Mountains they meet some mysterious new people. Who are they? Someone else new is found. Is it who the Baudelaires are looking for or not? Where are the Quagmires?  What is going on?!?!?!?! To find out read the books!

The Vile Village

        The Vile Village, a 256 book, the 7th book in The Series of Unfortunate Events, tells about the Baudelaires and their fight for survival. As anyone who has read these thrilling novels before knows, these books is a story of the Baudelaire orphans' life. Their parents perished in a fire along with their home and everything they loved. They are tracked down by an evil man, Count Olaf, who is determined to steal the Baudelaire fortune. In this book they are chased to the Village of Fowl Devotees in a program based on the saying " it takes a village to raise a child". Their friends Isadora and Duncan are appearing and disappearing quicker than one can say " supercalifragilisticexpialidocious". I recommend this book to anyone, to learn more about the Baudelaires read the books!

The Hostile Hospital

          This 255 page book is about the many downs of the Baudelaire orphans and how their life, sadly, is not looking up. The Hostile Hospital, by Lemony Snicket, tells the story of the Baudelaire orphans and their journey to a hospital that isn't so helpful. This book includes a hook-handed man, some powder-faced women, and particularly rusty knife. This is the eighth book in The series of Unfortunate Events, and it has recently been said that the Baudelaires are wretched murderers. How will this all unfold? Read the books to figure it out!

The Carnivorous Carnival

    Caligari Carnival, by Lemony Snicket, is a fabulously vicious 286 page book, full of villainous freaks, and freakish villains. As the 9th book in the Series of Unfortunate Events, it picks up where the last book, Hostile Hospital, left off. The children hop in the trunk of an evil villain, Count Olaf. He unknowingly drives them through the desert with three orphan stowaways in the trunk of his car. When he finally stops, he is at the grounds of a carnival. The children disguise themselves so people won't notice them as the murderous orphans and start to understand how nobody notices that Olaf is Olaf when he is in his disguises. It takes a turn for the worst as soon, Olaf finds out that they truly are the Baudelaire orphans and attempt to throw them into a pit of lions. Read this book if you want to enjoy the thrill of the Baudelaire orphans and their story of a series of unfortunate events.

" The Lost Hero"

The Lost Hero, book one of The Heroes of Olympus series, is 553 pages of thrill. PERCY HAS GONE MISSING!!! In this book, one is introduced to three new characters, Piper, Jason, and Leo. Jason is totally confused. He doesn't remember anything before the moment he woke up on a bus with a girlfriend named Piper, and a best-friend named Leo. He doesn't know what it is, but something is very wrong! Piper's famous dad has been missing for three days. She doesn't understand the dreams shes been having about her father being in trouble, or why Jason has no idea who she is.  Leo has a thing with told, so when he sees his cabin with tools and mechanic everythings, he feels like he fits right in. However, everyone keeps talking about some weird curse. even weirder though, is the fact that everyone keeps saying that everyone at the camp is related to a camp! yes, that includes him. They aren't totally sure whats going on, but they do know that somehow they all came to be at some camp called, Camp Half- Blood.

" The Last Olympian"

      The Last Olympian, by Rick Riordan, is the last of five Percy Jackson and the Olympian series. This 381 page book tells a story about how Percy, now nearing his sixteenth birthday is coming face to face with the awful prophecy. While the Olympians are distracted battling Typhon, Kronos advances to New York City, where the virtually unguarded Mount Olympus stands. to find out how the story unfolds read the rest. I recommend this book to anyone who likes a good book.

This is my blog for my Halocaust book.

The Boy In The Striped Pajamas   by Jon Boyne, is a lovely and horrifying book about the truth of a poor boy and his new friend. They met in am unusual way, with a fence in between. This book is 216 pages of true friendship. I loved this book and would suggest it to anyone who doesn't mind crying when reading a book.