Hey everyone Anushka here, so this post is kind of like a book report I did in class on "Loki's wolves" and I am quite proud of my this port. And yes this is first my book report! Enjoy!
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APPETIZERS
How did the cover art prepare you for the story? Describe
it? Was the illustration accurate? :
The cover shows a boy and a girl at the right side of the
cover. They seem to be standing in a yellow patch of light. The girl is holding
a stick while the boy is holding a shield. From the way they are positioned
they are standing to defend their selves. On the left side of the book there
are black mean furious wolves that seem to be attacking the children. The
wolves are standing in a black background. The name of the author is printed I small
on the top of the book. While the title of the book I the largest, it is printed in front of a golden crown on
the right center is a quote on Norse mythology. On the bottom of the book there
is a subtitle that says “THE BLACKWELL PAGES’’ from reading this I assume it
must be a series. This tells me that the book is connected to wolves and Norse
mythology and royalty.
Why do you think the author chose this book’s title? Would
you have chosen the same title? Explain your answer: Yes I would have chosen
the title “Loki’s Wolves because the book has a very strong connection with
wolves even though its on saving the world, but in the book all the history and
information is connected to wolves.
What was the novel’s setting? Describe it? :
The novels set in planed Earth in the modern period, the
story starts of in a small town called BLACKWELL.
How did the first pages of the book grab your attention and
make you want to keep reading? :
What grabbed my attention was when Matt the main character
if the book would explain whenever he would get angry his amulet which was in a
shape of a hammer would vibrate and glow, more over shooting thunder bolts from
his hands.
MAIN DISHES:
What was the problem in the story that the characters tried
to solve? How did they solve it? :
The problem the characters had to solve was to stop an evil
serpent from waking up to cause Ragnarok, the end of the world.
To solve the problem, Matt and his had to get the shield and
hammer of Thor.
What was the most important part in the story? :
The most important part event in the book “Loki’s wolves”
was reuniting the descendants of the Norse Gods who would be the chosen ones
the fight in the final battle stop Ragnarok.
Why did you choose it as your most important? :
I chose this as my most important evet because in the book
because one this was the main reason Matt ran away from home to reunite the
Norse Gods to stop Ragnarok, and the goal and point of the whole book.
Does your novel teach a moral or lesson? :
Yes the lesson in the novel teaches us that team work is a
very important skill.
What is that lesson and how does the book teach? :
The lesson the book
teaches us is teamwork, this lesson gets taught threw out the book but mostly
when Matt becomes the leader by reunited the descends of the God’s, Matt automatically
becomes the leader because he is able to take lead even in the toughest
solutions. Even with fen, who is Matts’s greatest challenge to agree with
because in the Norse mythologies Thor and Loki are enemy’s but Matt always
finds a way to get his way and the fen’s idea.
What is the climax in the story? :
The climax in the
story was when Matt and his friends fight Skull their enemy to get the shield
of Thor.
Why is this climax important to the story? :
This climax is important to the story because to save the
world Matt and his friends must defeat skull then only they can get the shield
of Thor which was their main goal in the book.
SIDE DISHES:
If you were able to meet one of the characters, what would
you talk about? Why? : If I were able to meet one of the characters from
“Loki’s Wolf’s” I would love to meet Baldwin. Baldwin, just like Matt is also
one of the main characters from the book. Baldwin has a special power that allows
him to not feel pain or get injured. In the book Baldwin loves to skateboard.
So I love to talk to him about skateboarding because I am also interested in
skateboarding.
Is there an event in this book that reminds you of something
that happened to you? Compare and contrast those two events. :
Yes there is an event in the book that dose remind me of
some kind of event like that. In the book Fen is very close and very protective
to his sister Laurie. This reminds me of
the time when my cousin sister came to Canada, I do admit that I was quite
protective of who she talked to or tried to talked to her. Seeing Fen being
over proactive over Laurie I would totally understand how Fen feels.
If you could choose one character you are most like, who
would it be and why? : If I could choose one character I am most like I would
choose Reyna. I would pick Reyna, I would choose her because she is one of the
quit characters in the book and she is very smart and she would never let down
a challenge to a battle or a fight. I think she is very similar to me because
she and I are quite people, smart and would NEVER let down a challenge to
anything. That’s why I think that we are quite similar.
If you were the author, would you have ended the same way,
or would you end it differently? How would you end it? Why? :
If I were the author and were able to change one part of the
story I would change the part when Matt and his friends meet Baldwin. In the
book one of Matt’s opens a portal which leads to reptile garden, where they
meet Baldwin. I would change part because it’s too casual of a meeting, I would
rather have them have dramatic entrance where Matt and his friends would rescue
Baldwin from Skull their enemy.
What three questions would you have ask the author if you could
him or her? Why? :
The three questions I would ask the author would:
1.
What encouraged you to write this?
2.
Why did you write on Norse mythology?
3.
Would you want to add more information to your
book?
Would you recommend this book
to your best friend? Why or why not? :
Yes I would definitely
recommend this book to my best friend, I would do this because I love the way
the book fills my hunger for an epic battle, and the book gives you an
interesting facts on Norse mythology and at times its funny, it also makes you
hold your breath while reading because it can be intense and will not let you
put the book down.
How does this book rank
compared to all the books you have red before? Is it stronger or weaker?
Explain why. :
This book ranks to a 9.5 out of
10, and is stronger because the author describes the story in detail. The Norse
mythology makes it extremely interesting and the action in the book is fasted
passed helping you stay interested.
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