“The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind” is a inspiring book written by: William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer, illustrated by : Elizabeth Zunon. “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind” is book about a boy named William who wants to be an engineer but he can because his family just had to take him out of school because their crops died and they have no money. Then William went to the library and was reading a book on windmills and how they produce electricity, so he decided to build one, and now he is in univercity and has a book. My first connection is that my friend told me about the novel. My second connection is that I have read the novel version of this book. My third connection is that there are lots of people who are going through the same thing that William has gone through.

“After The Fall: How Humpty Dumpty Got Back Up Again” is a inspiring book written and illustrated by Dan Santat. “After The Fall: How Humpty Dumpty Got Back Up Again” is a book about Humpty Dumpty who doesn’t want to be famous for falling of a wall. In this book Humpty Dumpty is scared to go back up the wall of go on any tall thing, so he cant enjoy hi favourite thing like birds and cereal. So he make a paper plane and makes it fly all over but then it lands on top of the wall the he has to go get it, and he did and at the top he started to crack then he turned into a bird. My first connection is that Humpty Dumpty the book was my favorite book when I was younger. My second connection is I once read a book on something similar to Humpty Dumpty. My third connection is  there are alot of people in the world who are scared of heights.

“There”, is a weird book written and illustrated by Marie-Louise Fitzpatrick. “There” is a book about a child wandering through multiple different places trying to find There. There represents growing up and not being a kid anymore. Throughout the book the child is asking if there will by dragons and rainbows. My first connection is I have little two little cousins and they always ask what it’s like to grow up, but I just say: I don’t know I’m not there yet. My second connection is iv read some poems on growing up and how are bodys grow but we stay the same. My third connection is that we are all gonna grow up someday maybe not today or tomorrow but someday.

This is a very cool book writen and illustrated by Dan Yaccarina. ”The Fantastic Undersea Life of Jacques Cousteau” is about Jacques Cousteau showing what below the seas surface look like and how we need to save our oceans. My first connection is when I was little me and my dad would go to the beach and look under rocks to find crabs,  swim and find fish and film under the water with an underwater camera. My second connection is I read a newspaper article on the ocean and how wonderful it is and learned about many types of fish. My third connection is that my mom was telling me that the ocean is getting pretty gross with all the garbidge that’s being pumped into it. My fourth connection is that on the internet I was reading something on sunfish and how heavy they are.

”Enemy Pie” is written by  Derek Munson. ”Enemy Pie” is about a little boy who has an enemy with someone who just moved on his street. So his dad starts making an enemy pie. My first connection to this story is from grade one to three at my old school a had and enemy/bully, that’s why I came to this school. My second connection is that I read a book on this girl who had an enemy who wanted to also get rid of her enemy. I have watched a number of movies on people who have enemies or just got rid of them.

“The Fish Who Could Wish” is a short book written by John Bush and illustrated by Korky Paul. The theme of this book is probably wishing for thing you want/don’t have. This book is about a fish who could wish for any thing he wanted. He fished for it to snow under the sea. But his last wish was that he could be like all the other fish in the sea. The message is be careful what you wish for. I think this book could be a little bit longer or a longer ending but beside that I think the book was great.

The other day my dad and I went for bubble tea on his weekend. My dad was about to grab his wallet to pay but then I grabbed some money from my bag and payed for the bubble tea. My dad was so proud of me because I’m saving up for a new bike and I can’t really afford for anything right now.

Last night my mom and I ordered sushi. We both went to pick it up she was about to get out to go get it but instead I went in and got it the sushi. My mom was so happy because she could stay in the warm car while I went in the rain to get the sushi. My mom was also very surprised when I came out with four bags of  sushi she didn’t realize how much sushi she ordered.

On February 18th last week I was walking some dogs and they got a little dirty, but the lady I was walking them for couldn’t wash them because of her back. So since she couldn’t wash them I decided I would. The dogs are white and black but the were so muddy that they were brown and black. It took half an hour to wash the dogs and get them to be black and white again. The

“Morris Micklewhite and the Tangerine Dress” is a interesting book written by Christine Baldacchino and illustrated by Isabelle Malenfant. “Morris Micklewhite and the Tangerine Dress” is about a little boy named Morris who like wearing a tangerine and clicky shoes. All the boys and girls in Morris’s class think he’s weird and telling him that he can’t wear the tangerine dress, that boys don’t wear dresses and astronauts don’t wear dresses. In the end he make a “spaceship” and goes on cool missions with his friends. The message is don’t judge others or the way they dress or act.