Paragraph of the week!

The weekend is here and it is time for my weekly story!
I decide that it would be cool to write a paragraph of a story I am writing every weekend!
so here it is:


The woods were cold and dark It felt like nothing could live there but every one knows that something does. Joe, Sarah and Lily where brother and sisters, who had wandered into Sharp Creek Forest (which was known to be haunted). The group heard nothing but their soggy sneakers on mushy mud. Suddenly they felt like they were being watched they turned around to see nothing that's when they couldn't hear the mud sound but the sound of  scraping feet against a sidewalk. They look up and saw a huge rickety, old mansion.

That's all!

Three Cups Of Tea

Three Cups of Tea is a book about a man named Greg Mortenson who helps children in Pakistan. This story is non-fiction which means that a real man named Greg helped many kids go to school. In this story Greg had been trying to climb the second tallest mountain in the world, K2, but he took the wrong turn and went off the trail! While he was trying to find his way back to the trail, he comes across a village where many people greet him. The  chief of this village Haji Ali let him stay there. While Greg stayed at that village he took a tour and realised how much different USA was from
Pakistan. At the US and other places we have schools that are actual buildings and we are safe there but in Pakistan there was no building but kids sitting on the ground and listening to the teacher. Greg was so thankful, they were poor and still took him in. He decided to do something, to build a school. How will he do this? To find out read the book,  THREE CUPS OF TEA.

Three Cups of Tea

March is Reading Month

 March is reading Month  that you should consider to remember to read but you should always  read every day. Reading can take your imagination to different levels. For example, a good book might be so good that it is if you believe you are the main character of the book.  At school we did something called  book commercials. Book commercials are so you can recommend a book to the class. I recommended a book called "Who Could it Be at This Hour" by Lemony Snicket, one of my friend recommended books that I read like "Trading Faces" by Julia DeVillers & Jennifer Roy. I enjoyed it and also read all the other books in that series.

After you do a book commercial you get to draw a mustache on your picture hanging in our hallway!

Book Review of Wonder

This book called Wonder is by R.J. Palacio. A boy named August Pullman has a deformed face no one treats him normally he is always bullied because of how his face looks like. Ten year old August is going to join Beecher Prep. Now he thinks all of his  problems are about to become worse! August learns about friendship, he makes two true friends Summer and Jack. They go on many adventures and August's school year is turning out to be the best year ever! I would recommend this book to anyone who likes realistic fiction. I thought that this book is trying to tell you that you shouldn't judge a book (or person) by its cover.

~esha

A water color painting

 

 

This is a picture I drew after reading the picture book with my sister "There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Trout! by Teri Sloat and illustrated by Reynold Ruffins. I liked the way their lakes and rivers were drawn. I think this book is like"There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly" I would recommend these books to people if they like to draw or if  you just like to read.

~esha