Logan’s Comments (group member since Sep 16, 2016)

Logan’s comments from the S.S. Rebel Alliance (Silent Sustained Reading Discussions) group.

I am reading the "Eleventh Plague". Throughout the book, the main character tries to survive in the so called, "wilderness". His character becomes more courageous and obtains bravery.

Payton wrote: "In Forrest Gump, Forrest is always looking for Jenny no matter where she goes he HOPES that she loves him and will stay with him"

Period after goes, capitalize "he", and a period after "him"... Bad grammar

As you all know, I am reading "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone". After Harry receives his school acceptance letter, he is getting prepared to go to school, like getting the books he needs, getting robes, ect. I think this gives him hope because he does not know what exactly "wizards" and "magic" really are.

I'm reading "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" by J.K Rowling. This novel is about a young boy, Harry Potter, who discovers that he is much more important than he thinks he is. I picked the theme of hope because when he was living under the stairs, nobody loved him and he was treated badly. Later on into the book, he received a letter inviting him to a wizard school, Hogwarts. This gave him Hope and strength to keep on pressing on.