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Homework

Ok, first of all I’m starting to think I’m going to have to make whole new page dedicated to home work. No. Scratch that- a new website! I mean seriously… Seccondly there is yet another home work task on the book I’m reading. If any body out there acctually reads this I can tell you that the task is th write a 200 word book review, so, here goes! Acctually I don’t know how to write a book review so bear with me while I look it up…
Ok, according to ” How To Write A Book Review” this is something like how it should look:

The book I am courantly reading is from the Conspiracy365 series and is called September. It was written by Gabrielle Lord and is a fiction book based on the life of a framed but never the less 16 year old fugitive. The copy I hold has an ISBN of 978-1-74169-321-8 and includes many print outs from Call’s, the main character, blog. It also came with a limited edition Conspiracy365 stop watch in theme with the books counting down to the date when Call turns 16.
The book has an interesting feel to it so it is dificult to discribe its theme. It is action packed at some points but also provides some mysterious sections that creats the sort of suspense which keeps you coming back. In fewer words I would say it could be classed as a “mystery” novel like Scooby-Doo. My thesis: No mater how good or skilled you are, the side with more people will alwoys prevail. Despite me liking the book in general every book has its flaws- this one is it’s believeability. It is set in a real town but the things that occur simply do not suit this realistic aspect. To contredict this depressing side and put to rest any suspissions that the book is’nt really that good I can confirm that Gabriell Lord really does know how to create suspence! She leaves you hanging at the end of every book, something that will keep her readers buying and for that piece of literature I have to commend her. The illustrations and graphics within the novel, however rare, aid to the readers comprehension and make the book far more interesting that in could have been. As a conclusive statment I would say that the book is well written for the younger audiounce who I feel, like me, would enjoy it with a pashion. I would also reccomend it to anyone looking for both an easyer read and a great story line.

Gee- thats gotta be my longest post ever- 456 words! Well, how did I go? Comment and let me know!