• Do you like what you’re reading? Why or why not?
In the book The Maze Runner so far I have enjoyed it/reading it because of the detail that the author puts in it. Like for example the boy or Thomas explains what he sees when he first arrives and is out of the elevator, "The floor of the courtyard looked like it was made of huge stone blocks, many of them cracked and filled with long grass and weeds." Further on "A large grove of trees filled the final corner; the closest one looked crippled and close to dying. I like that the author uses detail because it helps me think of what this place could look like. This also helps me think of what the emotions or feelings could have of the place that their in like negative or positive the way the author or the character describes it.
I also like what I have been reading because I like the way that the author choose the word choice for the guys. Secondly I also like how he scatters similes all around the book, "I told ya, shuck-face, a shrill voice responded. He's a klunk, so he'll be a slopper no doubt about it." Its a bit confusing how they talk but I think further more in the book they will explain. "A few trees surrounded it, their roots like gnarled hands digging into the rock floor for food." I really enjoy reading these similes because it also gives me a mental picture of what they could be saying.
Finally, I also enjoy what I'm reading because mainly the main idea of this book. That a mysterious person brings guys to this isolated place where there are doors that lead to a ginormous maze. To me it sounded very interesting and many people said that the movie was great so I thought this was the next best thing (I haven't seen it). This was also the first time I have read any other book other than from the author Laurie Halse Anderson so that was also very exciting to me as well.
I also like what I have been reading because I like the way that the author choose the word choice for the guys. Secondly I also like how he scatters similes all around the book, "I told ya, shuck-face, a shrill voice responded. He's a klunk, so he'll be a slopper no doubt about it." Its a bit confusing how they talk but I think further more in the book they will explain. "A few trees surrounded it, their roots like gnarled hands digging into the rock floor for food." I really enjoy reading these similes because it also gives me a mental picture of what they could be saying.
Finally, I also enjoy what I'm reading because mainly the main idea of this book. That a mysterious person brings guys to this isolated place where there are doors that lead to a ginormous maze. To me it sounded very interesting and many people said that the movie was great so I thought this was the next best thing (I haven't seen it). This was also the first time I have read any other book other than from the author Laurie Halse Anderson so that was also very exciting to me as well.
I like how you used good evidence for explaining the detail. I haven't read this book yet but I'm planning on reading it.
ReplyDeleteNice job on this Blog. I am also planning on reading this book. It's good to know someone's opinion on a book.
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I really liked your blog. I recently just bought the book "The Maze Runner" after I finish my current book I plan to read it. I also plan to go see the movie.
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