Books+I+Recommend

1. The conflict in Framed is when Griffin gets framed for stealing a valuable ring. It is external and character vs. society. 2. My favorite character is Griffin. He is a major, protagonist, dynamic character. 3. An author's secret that I noticed is that the writer does scenes with the biggest character, and the biggest character's team. 4. Barrled. I think it means rushed. It is a verb. 5. Yes, I would want to do this as a book commercial, because it scores within the extremely small range of my top ten. Also because I know someone who did a PowerPoint with a good series, and it was really good.
 * Framed**

1. I haven't gotten to the conflict yet. I think it is going to be about a war. 2. My favorite character is Jeth. I can't tell what his traits are with how far I am in the book. I think that they will be kinda heroic. 3. An author's secret that I noticed is that the book is is taking place in an old time, so the author uses words that would fit it, like ain't (aren't) and 'taters (potatoes). 4. Melancholy. It is an adverb. I think it means sadness. 5. No, at least not right now when I haven't gone that far in it yet.
 * Across five Aprils**

1. The conflict is when Sebastian figures out who commited the crime. 2. My favorite character is Michele. She is a major, protagonist, dynamic character. 3. An author's secret I noticed is that they have the dectective force the attacker to show their hand instead of just reguarly figuring it out. 4. Beau. It's an old-fashioned word for boyfriend. It's a noun. 5. No, because I'm not good with writing stuff about mysteries.
 * Stage Fright**

1. The conflict is when they all set off for their journey again. 2. My favorite character is Urjak. He is a major, protagonist, static character. 3. An author's secret that I noticed is that the author has the bears go their seprate ways, brings them back together, and does that a second time. 4. Flat-face. It means a human. The bears call them that. 5. No, because this book is kind of a save the wild book and I just have a bad feeling about it.
 * The Last Wilderness**

2/2/11 1. The conflict is when they find out that half a gram myrrh is the clue. 2. My favorite character is Dan. He is major, protagonist, dynamic character. 3. They have a character help Amy and Dan even after betraying them. 4. Submersible. It means it can go underwater. 5. Yes because it is a series, has very good books, and almost all of the books have different authors.
 * Beyond the Grave**

2/7/11 1. The conflict is when Max finds out that his father has betrayed him. 2. My favorite character is Logan. He is a major, protagonist, static character. 3. He has instead of one betrayal, 4. 4. Secratary. It means helper. 5. Yes, because it is a very discriptive series, and perfectly plotted.
 * The Rise of the Black Wolf**

2/16/11 1. The conflict is when Nathaniel defeats Lovelace. 2. My favorite character is Nathaniel. He is a major, protagonist, static character. 3. They have two first person veiws: Bartimus and Nathaniel. 4. Prauge. It is a city. 5. No, because there are little numbers that at the bottom explains the word/sentence. It could get confusing.
 * The Amulet of Samarkand**

2/21/11 1. The conflict is when Alex floods the wheat fields. 2. My favorite character is Alex. He is a major, protagonist, dynamic character. Quote:"You can do what you like to me Mr. McCain. But you're plan will never work. M16 will find you and they'll kill you. I expect they're already on their way." 3. He puts in random suprises. Like how at the end of one book, the mission is complete and everything, and out of the blue, he gets shot. 4. Biohazard. It means that whatever the biohazard is, is that is is a danger to the enviroment. 5. Yes, because it is one of the best books that I have ever read, and I'm good at doing good books.
 * Crocodile Tears**

3/8/11 1. The conflict is when Pepper comes home. 2. My favorite character is What-the-Dickens. He is a major, protagonist, static character. Quote:"So though she is presumed dead by now, I want to petition that Pepper be granted her lincense anyway." 3. Instead of going through the long proccess of making up names, the skibbereen's names are all depriveed from objects in real life. 4. Penalized. It means a to get a penalty. 5. No, because there is too many elements, even though it is a great book.
 * What-the-Dickens**

3/15/11 1. The conflict is when Drake and Chester meet up with Elliot and Will again. 2. My favorite character is Drake. He is a major, protagonist, dynamic character. Quote: "I'm cutting into the air lines now. Just keep an eye on the door in case anyone decides to show up." 3. He has a virus, and he uses it for when the virus changes hands between the Rebacca twins and Will, the author invents action scenes which really keeps his readers hooked. 4. Bluff. It means to fake it. 5. Yes, because it is a very interesting story that involves science.
 * Closer**

3/23/11 1. The conflict is when Eragon defeats Murtag. it is also external and character vs. character. 2. My favorite character is Roran. He is a major, protagonist, dynamic character. Quote:"I will not stop until the Empire is deafeated." 3. He always finds a way to keep the action going. 4. Forego. To not do. 5. Yes, because it is the one of the best books that I have ever read.
 * Brisingr**

3/31/11 1. The conflict is when Katniss survives the Hunger Games again. It is character vs. society. 2. My favorite character is Katniss. She is a major, protagonist, dynamic character. 3. Events that happen are exciting, emotinal, and action-packed all at once. 4. Advantage. Something that helps you. If you have a weapon and he does not, you are at an advantage. 5. Yes, because even if it is like the first book, it has many different elements.
 * Catching Fire**

4th quarter

4/14/11 1. The conflict is when Tigerclaw tries to kill Bluestar. It is character vs. character. 2. My favorite character is Fireheart. He is a major, protagonist, static character. Quote: "My loyalty is to my clan." 3. He tells it like a story, even though it is like an adventure, and that makes it sound better. 4. Pelt. It means what goes over you, like fur, or skin. 5. Yes, because the elements are unexpected and exciting.
 * Forest of Secrets**

4/18/11 1. The conflict is when Tigerclaw, or should I say Tiger//star,// becomes leader of Shadowclan. It is character vs. character. 2. My favorite character is Graystripe. He is a major, protagonist, static character. 3. The end is almost always a cliffhanger. 4. Loyalty. It means that whoever is loyal to you is commited to your protection, health, etc. 5. Yes, becauset the books are straightfoward, but are exciting.
 * Rising Storm**

5/5/11 1. The conflict is when Amy and Dan secure the ring. 2. My favorite character is Dan. He is a major, protagonist, static character. 3. At every page some new element is added to the story. 4. Uncanny. It means unnaturally smart. 5. No, because the fact that there are many authors for this book will make it hard to explain the main storyline.
 * Vespers Rising**

5/9/11 1. The conflict is when George finds out what the stone heart really is. It is character vs. character. 2. My favorite character is George. He is a major, protagonist, dynamic character. Quote: "You don't get rid of me that easily. 3. Some words have double or even triple meanings. 4. Jobberknowl. A blockhead. 5. Yes, because there is no reason not to.
 * Stoneheart**

5/18/11 1. The conflict is when Daniel Defeats Beta. It is character vs. character. 2. My favorite character is Daniel. He is a major, protagonist, static character. Quote: "Beta is here, and we have to stop him before he gets my friends!" 3. He introduces really complicated things in a simple way. 4. Polyisobutylene. A product in explosives. 5. Not yet, beacuse I started in the middle of the series.
 * Daniel X: Demons and Druids**