Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Part Two: Rodrick Rules

I'm not quite finished with this book yet but I'm pretty tight with what it's about. It's just like the first Diary Of A Wimpy Kid that I read (and did a post on some time in March). Except this time, it's all about Rodrick and how he bugs his younger brother, Greg, the main guy in the book.  I'm sort of getting to like this book a little better than the first one because it explains more about the topic. Heres an example:

Book 1: Bob likes to eat.
Book 2: Bob and his friend like to eat artichokes.

You sort of get the idea. The book is mainly about Greg having a hard time in school and having to try to "get along" with Rodrick and deal with all his crazy gags, and parties, and thoughts right out of the blue.

I would rate this book a 9.

Vampire

As you can see from the title, this is a book about vampires.  You see, I have been reading the "ology" books. For example: Wizardology, Dragonology, Egyptology, Pirateology, that kind of stuff.  And then there's Vampire.

I have always wondered why it's called Vampire, not Vampireology or the study of Vampanese.
Well, maybe it's because those sound kind of wrong. I love vampires, and other blood sucking morbid things, and this is totally the book for me. This book is not cheesy but cheesy "ish". Because it says stuff like, "Here is the true story straight from Dr. Venhelsing!!!" Or, "Finally, we've found it! Its the lost journal of prefessor Greeve Gulahhhh!" etc.

I would rate this book a 9.

The Gruesome Guide To World Monsters

This book is, WAIT hold it! stop. Lets just put it this way, a very gruesome guide to some very gruesome monsters. By reading this gruesome book you will find some very gruesome information. Like for example, the Spunkie (an interesting name for a deadly monster.) Is a small shining light that people love to chase and play with and then it most likey enjoys leading that person of a cliff, KER-SPLAT!!! Heh, heh. This is a great, wicked! Super, sweeeeeeeeeeeet! AWSOME, GrUeSoMe, cool, FANTASTICO book to get the best gruesomely gruesome info (like I said) about the most gruesome freak-shows.
Ilove this book because it has so much detail about the monster's gruesomeness rating, discription, if a 'bloody fists" conversation is fatal or not, location and a survival tip. (Not applicable for if you are a victim of the Spunkie

Iwould rate this a 9.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid

I think, that Diary of a Wimpy Kid is either one of my favorite books (like I say in almost all of my posts) or my-just plain favorite book. It's about this "wimpy kid" who has trouble surviving things like school,brothers,holloween,madhouses,competitions,stage fright and stuff like that. I haven't really finished the book yet, so I dont know ALL of the details. I would definetly rate this book a positive 100% ten, because it is one of the funiest books I have ever read and it's the one and only cartoon novel.

I love those.

Fantastic Mr. Fox

I am a fan of Roal Daul and this is one my favorite books of his, and like the book Georges Mavelous Medicine by Roal Daul, that I also posted on, is very funny and desciptive. It's about a fox and his hungry family that are pretty-much starving to death and haven't eaten in three days. So they start digging, then soon they find out that this hole time they've been living under a farm! But how will the family get the food that thy need? Fantastic Mr. Fox has a plan.

I would rate this book an 8

Short & Shivery-Tales from the Dark

You will find in these thirty chilling tales: you will feel darkness in the air you will hear a screeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeech and then a BOO!!! I'm warning you don't read this book in a dark room all alone. This is one of my favorite books because I'm a kind of guy that likes all of the above and I hope you'll love it too! Moa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!!!!!!!!!!!!

I would rate this book a 9