Deep, down, below the old abandoned opera house is The Phantom. He lives alone. Unless, you count the arachnids that crawl from the ceiling and walls. Of course the rats are there to. Legend has it that his face is the most hideous of all, and that his thirst for blood is never-ending. If you … Continue reading The Phantom’s Lair
I really like Tintin, not Rintintin, Tintin. You may only know of Tintin from his recent movie, but unbeknownst to many he actually starred in his own comics series, The Adventures of Tintin by Hergé. These comics are my favorite of all time before Garfield, Asterix, Foxtrot, and Superman to name a few. I think … Continue reading Tintin
Recently I have been reading The People of Sparks by Jeanne DuPrau, and it’s got me thinking of the future, (like after the “apocalypse”), and what people will think of the leftover technology. I remember in third grade(maybe fourth) we had a unit on archeology, and our teacher read us a book about an archeologist … Continue reading The Future
I just finished Death of a Dreamer it was about John Lennon’s assassination. It was very informative and profiled John and his killer Chapman. It also taught me all about that time period. I would recommend it to any one in middle school up.
I recently read Prisoner B-3087 by Alan Gratz based on the true story of how Jack Gruener survived the Holocaust. Overall I thought it was a good book and really made me feel what it was like to be a Jew during that time period. I would recommend it to anyone who doesn’t know much … Continue reading Prisoner B-3087