Thursday, October 18, 2012

  

Hide and Seek by Katy Grant (ISBN: 978-1-56145-542-3)
Chase lives with his mom, stepfather, and two sisters in the White Mountains of Arizona. Since his parents run a store and tourist cabins, he has a lot of unpaid work to do every day, but although he sometimes feels put-upon, his life is really pretty great. He can leap on his bike whenever his chores are done and ride out into the mountains to go exploring. Exploring is even more fun with his new GPS, because he can use it to find geocaches--treasure boxes that other people have hidden. The game is to find the box using only GPS coordinates. Chase finds his first geocache, which is exciting enough, but what does the mysterious message in the cache's logbook mean? It sounds like someone needs help...This is one of those stories where, as a mom, it's a little hard to read because I just want to yell at the kid "Don't you see you're in over your head? Go tell an adult what's going on already!!" But they never do! Chase wants to do the right thing, and he makes choices that are realistic for someone his age. His emotions when things aren't going so well are realistic too. If you like adventure stories, you'll love this book. By Mrs. Linehan

Monday, July 30, 2012

Hey! It's Wilson School's very own Book Review Blog!

Once the summer is over and I'm not doing my Book-A-Day blog anymore, I'll be posting occasionally to this blog when I get new books in the library that I want to tell you about. 

But this is your page, too! You can submit a book review by filling out the form on the Wilson library website. Once you do, I'll get an email. If your review is complete and interesting, I'll clean it up a bit, add a picture of the book cover, and post it here. So go read already!