How would you feel if you suddenly crashed into a random forest with no warning, all alone? Sad? Angry? Confused? Scared? That's how Brian Robertson felt when he had crashed into a Canadian forest all alone. Surviving was not an easy feat. He had already been trying to bear living between his divorced parents and his mom, who has a terrible secret he found out, and now, stuck all by himself, Brian must find a way to survive, and find a way out of this forest. From cherries that make him sick, will Brian make it to the end? Will he reveal the Secret to his dad?

Chocolate Touch is a book that seems normal, but isn't there is mystery in the beginning and end, and has a spark of humor as well. Similar to the Golden Touch of King Midas in Greek mythology, the book shows a moral to the story that you should be careful for what you wish for. Just as the title says, someone gets the chocolate touch. That someone is a boy named John. Everything he touches turns to chocolate. He's happy, but not for long... Read to find out!

Wonder is a book based off of a true story. Auggie, (August) Pullman was born with a facial deformity and goes through his year of fifth grade at Beecher Prep, the first public school he's ever attended. I loved this book and it pulled me to tears through the different points of views by different kids and adults in Auggie's life. It gives different views from Auggie to his bullies, and gives a moral of the story and how you can understand things in a different way.

This book made me laugh every turn of a page. Percy Jackson; The Lightning Thief is a book based off of Greek mythology, where some kids are demigods-- children of Ancient Greek gods and goddesses. Percy is just a normal kid with dyslexia with a best friend named Grover- who walks weirdly and has a beard; weird for a sixth grader! It turns out he's a satyr- half goat, half man, who was assigned to protect Percy, the son of Poseidon. Percy is soon accused of stealing Zeus's precious lightning bolt, and goes to adventures of visiting Medusa's garden, the Lotus Casino, (which is much more suspicious than it sounds) and even the realm of Hades; the Underworld. I enjoyed this book and reccommend for various reasons, and it even helped me learn and get interested in Greek mythology!

This book made me laugh every turn of a page. Percy Jackson; The Lightning Thief is a book based off of Greek mythology, where some kids are demigods-- children of Ancient Greek gods and goddesses. Percy is just a normal kid with dyslexia with a best friend named Grover- who walks weirdly and has a beard; weird for a sixth grader! It turns out he's a satyr- half goat, half man, who was assigned to protect Percy, the son of Poseidon. Percy is soon accused of stealing Zeus's precious lightning bolt, and goes to adventures of visiting Medusa's garden, the Lotus Casino, (which is much more suspicious than it sounds) and even the realm of Hades; the Underworld. I enjoyed this book and reccommend for various reasons, and it even helped me learn and get interested in Greek mythology!

i think you are right, but if you programmed a robot to work independently, it will do its job unless someone else hacks it. so when it comes to robots, the only thing we need to worry about is who is controlling them.

this is so neat!