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A visit to the pantomime leads to an adventure with Robin Hood. I've read "Robin Hood" published from Oxford Reading Tree. I don't know if this story had to be Robin Hood. It had almost noting to do with Robin Hood. It's just he lived in the woods and was chased by the king. And Robin Hood gets caught by the solders, and somehow a child tricks an adult to save Robin. It was a weird story. Hunt.R, Brychta.A(1987) Robin Hood . Oxford Reading Tree.

The school trip is nearly spoilt by the rain, but Nadim has an idea. I've read "The Outing" published from Oxford Reading Tree. This story was about children going on a school trip but being spoiled by the rain. Their original plan was to go to the zoo, but it starts to rain. So Nadim suggests to go to the museum instead and go see the dinosaur. Nadim buys a model of dinosaur and goes to Chip's house to build it. This story ends with going into the house with the key. Hunt.R, Brychta.A(1987) The Outing . Oxford Reading Tree.

Kipper knows how to make the princess laugh. I've read "The laughing princess" published from Oxford Reading Tree. This story was about king looking for someone to make the princess laugh . I couldn't understand why everyone was laughing so hard with just clicking teeth. I sometimes just can't understand about this series. It was still fun to read though. Hunt.R, Brychta.A(1994) The laughing princess . Oxford Reading Tree.

The children's are making dinosaur models when the magic begins again. I've read "Land of Dinosaurs" published from Oxford Reading Tree. This has an interesting start. This starts with kids going into the house with the magic key. I've read some of these series and I've realized that they don't use the key every time. Not using those things in these types of things are really rare I think. Hunt.R, Brychta.A(1987) Land of Dinosaurs . Oxford Reading Tree.

Biff and Chip love staying in Gran's old house, but what do they see in the night? I've read "A fright in the night" published from Oxford Reading Tree. This is a book about two kids staying at their grandmother's house and being scared of ghosts through the night. I've gotta wonder, "If they love staying there, it means they came here at least more then once. They should know by now that there are no ghosts in the house." But hey, It's a book for kids. Fright and night rimes tho. Hunt.R, Brychta.A(1994) A Fright in the Night . Oxford Reading Tree.

It's holiday time and Dad has a great idea. will it work? I've read "Dad's grand plan" published from Oxford Reading Tree. This story is just about a family trying to go somewhere for the summer but keeps failing something and not going as Dad had planed. Simple and easy. I liked it. Hunt.R, Brychta.A(2002) Dad's grand plan . Oxford Reading Tree.

Chip discovers mirror writing and helps to find buried treasure. So I read "Mirror Island" Published from Oxford Reading tree. I've been hating to read these types of easy books, but I like this series. It has pretty good stories. And not ununderstandable ending. Like I said, the story is short so I won't have that much to write about. Hunt.R, Brychta.A(2002) Mirror Island . Oxford Reading tree.

So we're having test from next week and I've gotta start studying for it, but I think I'll play video games. I won't for that long like I always do, and I'll make it short as possible. There is one big problem about that, Dragon Quest Ⅺ is coming out at the end of this month, which is 7/29. I have to buy it because I preordered it already... Just please understand that I have been waiting for the game to come out for quite while, And please hope that I can hold myself so I don't play the game for over 30 hours in week... P.S. I've bought Splatoon2 too, so I'm completely dead as hell.

School's over at last! Summer holidays are here but who wants to spend them in the countryside? Not Val, of course! She hates the country,but eventually she'll change her mind. Guess why! Read her diary to find out. So today, I've read "Val's Diary" published from Teen ELi Readers Stage3. Val was complaining a lot about countryside in the beginning, so I though in the last, Val was going to like the countryside, but she actually didn't or she couldn't say if she did. So the story was about the main character, Val, complaining about the countryside and wanting to go back to the city and talk with her friends. If you want to read a diary type books, I strongly recommend "Diary of the Wimpy Kid" Because that book is much funnier. But this book was pretty boring for me. . . Flagan.M(2009)  Val's Diary. Teen ELi Readers. . . Vocabularys are written in the book.

Hi guys, How ya'll doin' today? Nothing for me. But actually, this weekend I was laying in bed because of fever. It was more like sitting in my chair and playing video games though. It was pretty fun, except I had a headache and sour throat. So I didn't go to my part time job or anything, and I didn't even go out anywhere for the "sea day". But that's usual for me.

A peaceful country of lakes, rivers, fields and mountains? An exciting country of pubs, theaters, writers and song? Or an unhappy country of guns, solders, fighting and death? Everyone has their own idea of Ireland. So today, I read the book "Ireland" published from oxford bookworms 2. It was a book written about Ireland. I actually couldn't finish the book because all it said about was just Ireland trying to get back the land from England, and failing it. It wrote about that over and over. I couldn't finish one page without sleeping for 10 minutes.

Last weeks class was canceled because of the hurricane, but I did almost absolutely nothing that day. Lately, my sleeping time is getting shorter and shorter. I go to sleep past at least 3:00AM, and all I'm doing until that time is video games. I really have to stop this, but on the other hand, I'm thinking maybe I should get used to this and get more free time.