Reading log week 8

1 hour   The Son of Neptune by Rick Riordan  pgs. 278-321
Changes over time: Before, Percy didn't remeber anything about Camp Half-Blood. But when he fell asleep on the plane, he remebered Tyson, which is in the present. In the future, he will eventually remember everything.
              "Percy figured the farther north he went, the harder it would be to communicate with his friends, even in his dreams.
               "Tyson!" he called."
              This quote shows that Percy now remembers some bits of his past, such as Tyson.

1 hour   The Son of Neptune by Rick Riordan   pgs 322-363
Details: When Hazel is fighting Alcyoneus, she learns that Nico may be captured by Gaea. When she asks Thanatos, he gives her an unsatisfactory answer.
             "'What about my brother?' she asked. 'Is Nico alive?'
               Thanatos gave her a strange look-- possibly pity, though that didn't seem like an emotion Death would understand."
              This shows that Nico is possibly captured, and most likely is based on Thanatos's expression.

Reading log week 7

1 hour   The Wonderful Wizard of Oz  by L Frank Baum  Chapters 1-6
Details: This story is about Dorothy, a normal girl that lived in Kansas with her boring aunt and uncle, and her best friend Toto, her dog. When a tornado strikes their home, Dorthy gets sucked into the tornado, and ends up in a weird world of munchkins and witches. When she lands, her house landed on a wicked witch, killing the with. She is thanked for killing the witch. But Dorothy can't get back to Kansas! She sets off on a journey to find a wizard named Oz, who can bring her back to Kansas. She befriends three people: a scarecrow, a tin man, and a cowardly lion. Dorothy shows different ways of bravery.
           Dorothy shows bravery when she hit the seemingly fierce lion. "...the great beast had opened his mouth to bite the dog, when Dorothy, fearing Toto would be killed, and heedless of danger, rushed forward and slapped the Lion upon his nose as hard as she could..."
           This quote shows Dorothy's bravery because she needs to have a lot of bravery to hit a big lion that could easily kill you.
1 hour   The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L Frank Baum   Chapters 7-12
Changes over time: When the Lion was first introduced in the story, he was a coward, and was too scared of everything. But now, the Lion showed courage when he threatened the witch. In the future, he will gain more courage, and feel more satisfied.
           The Lion threatens the witch by saying, "No. If you come in this yard, I will bite you."
           This quote shows the Lion's bravery that has grown since the beginning of the story. This is because before the story, the Lion wouldn't have threatened the witch, since he is a coward. But when he did threaten her, it showed his improvement, and his bravery.