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Book Reviews
Title: Stanley
and the magic lamp
Author:
Jeffrey Brown
Main
characters: Stanley, Arthur, Prince Haraz & Mr. & Mrs.Lambchop
This
book was very enjoyable to read. It
all began millions of years ago, in a place called the Magical Kingdom. A genie,
called Prince Haraz, did lots of pranks on people, which caused him to be
expelled to a lamp for two thousand years. Stanley Lampchop found the lamp on a beach & discovered the genie inside.
He tells his parents but they don't believe at first. His first wish was
for an Ask-it Basket to do the brothers homework. Then Stanley messed up a wish and
ended up with a liophant. Arthur
(Stanley's brother) asks to be the strongest man in the world & then they
wish to fly & foil a robbery. Also
the next day they see an
exhibition
by a famous tennis player but Mr. Lambchop trashes him & he storms off.
In the end the Lambchop family decide that the wishes aren't helping them and
send the genie back.
by Bart Daly
& Kevin O' Sullivan
Title:
Charlie And The Chocolate
factory
Author:
Roald Dahl
Main
characters: Charlie, his granddad
& Mr. Wonka
It’s about a chocolate factory owned by Willy
Wonka. There are all types of magic and amazing characters and strange rooms. There are five golden tickets to be won in five different chocolate bars.
Everyone in the whole world is buying boxes upon boxes of chocolate bars. Then
there’s Charlie and his family. They don’t have a lot of money so Charlie
can only buy one or two chocolate bars. Charlie’s granddad is his best friend
who believes that Charlie can do what ever he wants to do. Will Charlie get one
of the golden tickets? There's also a man who likes to cheat to try to get into
the factory. Inside the factory all five of the people do stuff that they are not
supposed to do, but they do it anyway. Four of them disappear. What will
happen to them and who will be left in the factory? There’s also a man trying
to steal Willy Wonka’s new sweet an everlasting gobs stopper will he get it.
We would give this book 9/10 We docked a point
because it’s not put together that well.
Written by Rory O 'Keeffe and Joseph Walsh
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