Natalie's Reading Blog

Summer Reading Project

The Theme of In the Darkness was would be that life is full of obstacles, it just takes time to reach what you intended to before, and re...
Book Review

The book I am reviewing is “Shrimp” by Rachel Cohn. This book is fiction but it could also call it realistic fiction. This book is the secon...
What's Next?

Since that I'm almost done with my current book Shrimp, I really need to think what is there out there for me to read and actually enjo...
About Nicholas Sparks

Nicholas Sparks is one of the world’s most beloved storytellers. All of his books have been New York Times bestsellers, with over 89 milli...
Entry Four- Summer Assignment

Out of all the Michael L. Printz Award list of books I chose Looking for Alaska by John Greene because for one the cover seemed like ...
Letter to the Author

Dear Rachel Cohn, I am in the process of reading one of your books, Shrimp, I think that your style of writing is very different, i like it...
About Rachel Cohn

Rachel grew up near DC, and attended Barnard College, Manhattan at the age of 17. She graduated with a B.A. in Political Science, think...
Conversation with Jeremy Marsh

If i were to talk to the main character of True Believer, Jeremy Marsh, the conversation would probably mention his job and his family. If i...
Entry Two- Summer Assignment

The characters in Looking for Alaska vary a lot from each other because some of them are more complex and we have learned more about them th...
Entry One- Summer Assignment

The book I chose to read this summer is Looking for Alaska by John Green. In my book the major characters are Miles "Pudge" Halter...