LOL I’m still reading it… For 2 years(I quit reading it cause I didn’t like the book, but I wonder if I’ll like it now)
1 Like
I read “The Giver” in fifth grade.
Pretty good in my opinion, but we couldn’t watch the movie because it was too “inappropriate”
Lydia
P.S. When I was writing this, I forgot how to spell fifth. lol
2 Likes
The Giver is a well-written book. Definitely interesting to understand flaws in a utopian society. The movie in my opinion didn’t have anything inappropriate, so it should be fine to watch.
2 Likes
Hmm . . . I’ll tell that to my English teacher!
Lydia
1 Like
Dunno I’ve got too many favourite books 
3 Likes
i agree The Giver is a good book and the movie isnt violent there is only 1 scene for like 5 and younger should’nt watch but other than that its a good movie to.
2 Likes
I’ve watched that film as well. I wouldn’t say it’s “inappropriate” as such, but it’s quite dark. The whole situation’s a little bit creepy. Anyway I can’t spoil the plot because you might watch it!
3 Likes
I read the Silmarillion by J.R.R.Tolkien this year. It was a very tough read because it was literally a history book of middle earth. I don’t know if any of you reads Tolkien.
3 Likes
I’ll check it out! Thanks for clarifying that the Giver wasn’t “inappropriate”
Lydia
2 Likes
Anyone know the Wonderful Wizard of Oz?
Spoiler alert:
Oz was a humbug
5 Likes
ye i know the wizard of oz its pretty good
1 Like
I know Lol(200 charapoodles)
1 Like
just made a movie topic just so you know
1 Like
Can you invite me in?
1 Like
Oh wow lol, it’s right there in suggested topics
1 Like
the outsiders is a good read or of mice and men i highly recconmend
1 Like
I enjoy Band Of Believers, a series written by Jamie Grey. It’s a cool book for Christians, but you can read it even if you aren’t Christian. It has some action, comedy, a ton of suspense, sprinkled with a really tiny bit of romance. It’s about a few tweens/teens(plus a toddler) who have to survive in the forest because people suddenly decided that it was bad to be Christian.
You have to get ‘stamped’ to re-announce your faith, and anybody who doesn’t re-announce their faith goes to prison. The main protagonists of the story don’t, and never did, want to re-announce their faith, so they fled to the forest, and survived in the wild.
They have to survive through many things… Bear attacks, robbers, the world running out of power/electricity, and many more.
I’d say this book is for ages 10+.
Rachel
3 Likes
Sounds like a good book!
2 Likes