Final Literature Circle Discussion~~

I liked the novel named "Thunder Cave".
It was great to read it, because It was my favorite genre; adventure.
And it wasn't boring at all,
because there was always trouble in each chapter, while I was reading, it puzzled me "What will happen in next page".
After I finished reading, I was quite impressed that Jacob have made an incredible journey to meet his father.

In the book there were tons of my favorite parts.
If I need to choose one, I would say when Jacob stole his own bike from gang of Kenyans, and they were following him. The reason why I like about the part is
it thrilled me, influenced me to think about what would happen in the next page as well. As I guessed, Jacob got out of trouble.



I think the novel tells us something really important.
From the reunion of Jacob and his father and Jacob's difficult journey to meet his father, I can tell you that this novel tells that how important family is
and family is worthy enough even you need to risk your own life.
This reminded me family is so valuable enough even I need to risk my life.

I liked working on Literature Circle discussion assignment.
Because I got time to think creatively, which is one of SLR's. It was fun to do it, I got NP at first time though.
I could think creatively, but I believe there was a point that i could improve next time.
First, I need to take more time to think more creative and revise it, because some time I got in a hurry, so I couldn't think creativley and I made some errors as well.
Second, find more examples. It is good to suggest an opinion to group mates, however less examples couldn't convince them.

Next Literature Circle Discussion, I would like to challenge another novel.
I want to challenge "Charlotte Doyle".
The reason why I would like to challenge it is everyone who read that book said
it is fun to read and even my friend (I won't say the name) recommended me to read it next
time. Not only because of friends reconmmendation, but also challenging myself.
Through reading the book I want to see where my reading level is