Thursday, June 4, 2015

Book Review: Bud, Not Buddy - Rudy A.



Bud, Not Buddy takes place in Flint, Michigan, in 1936. By the title I probably guess you know who is the main character. Bud, who is an orphan kid, is trying to look for his mysterious, disappeared dad. Sadly, when he was just six years old, his mother died. During his quest, he runs into a lot of troubles. One, for example, was when he tries to go to Grand Rapids, which was 120 miles away!


Even though he gets into a lot of trouble, he has a lot of adventures. When he is with Bugs (a friend who got his name when a roach got stuck in his ear) they both go to a place just to get a train. Wow! During this quest, he has a suitcase with all the stuff his mom gave to him.
I personally love this book. I’m pretty sure it is now my favorite book. My favorite part is when he is with Lefty Lewis, who is my favorite. From the first time Bud gets in Lefty’s car, Lefty always teases him. My least favorite part was when he was with the Amoses, a family who decided to take care of him. They were jerks. They were so mean to Bud.
I would recommend this book to readers who like adventures and twists. The book is just too good for people not to read it. I rate it an 11 out of 10.

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Movie Review: Anchors Aweigh - Ruby A.


     

        Anchors Aweigh is about two sailors Joe (Gene Gelly) and Clarence (Frank Sinatra) who go to Hollywood for four days. Clarence and Joe  think that they will be able to relax but eventually find themselves in Hollywood with a problem that they will have to fix.



       I am a Gene Gelly and Frank Sinatra fan. I love this movie. This movie is spectacular. You see that Gene Gelly and Frank Sinatra are amazing singers and dancers. This movie has great music that will make you want to sing along.They play all types of music in this movie. Sometimes it might be salsa other times it might be pop. When Frank Sinatra would sing I would get so excited.The movie has great dance moves that will make you want to follow along. During the dancing part in the movie I would get up and dance. Even if I can't dance as well as Gene Gelly and Frank Sinatra, I still imagine that I can!