Well done Hajar,
I love the adjectives that you have used to describe your favourite books. “Captivating” is a brilliant word!
I love The Hunger Games too. I’ve just finished Catching Fire, just in time for the film.
Please don’t forget to be careful with your capital letters. Remember titles of books need a capital letter at the beginning of each word.
Well done Hajar,
I love it. Love the way you described why you liked the books.
I also like when you said “They keep me company when I’m bored. It feels like the characters come to life and it also feels like I’m part of the book”
But just remember to make your I’s capital and not to start a word with a capital letter in a sentence.
And the title of the books need a capital letter at the beginning.
Serena xoxo
I’m going to have to agree with Miss Azu and Mr Kilcoyne’s comments. Another well written informative blog which highlights your love of reading. I also love to read for the very same reasons that you do.
Well done
Mr Hacking
Well done Hajar,
I love the adjectives that you have used to describe your favourite books. “Captivating” is a brilliant word!
I love The Hunger Games too. I’ve just finished Catching Fire, just in time for the film.
Please don’t forget to be careful with your capital letters. Remember titles of books need a capital letter at the beginning of each word.
Keep it up.
Mr Kilcoyne
Well done Hajar,
I love it. Love the way you described why you liked the books.
I also like when you said “They keep me company when I’m bored. It feels like the characters come to life and it also feels like I’m part of the book”
But just remember to make your I’s capital and not to start a word with a capital letter in a sentence.
And the title of the books need a capital letter at the beginning.
Serena xoxo
I’m going to have to agree with Miss Azu and Mr Kilcoyne’s comments. Another well written informative blog which highlights your love of reading. I also love to read for the very same reasons that you do.
Well done
Mr Hacking