Bone #7 reviewed by Sal

Bone: Ghost Circles by Jeff Smith

Reviewed by Sal

“The only thing that could cause this much damage is a ghost circle.”

In Bone: Ghost Circles, The Bones Gran’ma Ben, Thorn, and their loyal rat creature cub venture on a journey through the mysterious ghost circles to the city of Athiea. Problem is, there’s a catch. If you step into a ghost circle, you’ll cease to exist.

This hilarious book contains a powerful lesson about journeying to the city of Athiea while trying to control Phoney Bone’s recklessly dangerous agenda on gold. I can assure you, this hilarious book will not disappoint.

At a time when you’re going somewhere, Ghost Circles taught me that the journey really is better than the destination. I highly recommend it for everyone age 7-13.

The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn reviewed by Graham

The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn by Herge
64 pages
French and European Publications Inc
1997
Reviewed by Graham

Greg and Little Brown are the author and illustrator. In the book Tintin Secret of the Unicorn, Tintin and Captain Haddock are trying to get the gangsters and the secret of the unicorn. The main character is Tintin and his dog Snowy. Snowy is a white dog.

Tintin took him on all of his adventures. Snowy is awesome, cool, calm, and adventurous. Tintin is adventurous, calm, and awesome. The message of this story is never give up because when Tintin and Snowy are trying to get the gangsters they never gave up. So if you like action packed books, then you will like this book. As you can see this is probably my favorite book and I think you should try it.