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I chose this book because I enjoy fictional books about history and alternate versions of it. I think the plot is interand it caught my attention.

Vocab
Ineffable- too great or extreme to be expressed or described in words.

V-vocab
Anonymity- lack of individual, outstanding, or unusual features; impersonality

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In this part of the book, Boy Nobody goes to Camp Liberty, a military camp hidden in a forest.

V- embellished - to enhance with fictitious additions.

T - theme One of the prominent themes in this book is doubt. Boy nobody has doubts about his loyalty to the Program, and it poses a conflict for the whole book.

Magnus and friends visited the goddess Freya to seek her help in understanding the nature of the Dwarven rope holding back Fenris Wolf. -Summary

In this section, Blitz and Magnus end up in Folkvanger, in the afterlife of the Vanir. The palace in the center of Folkvanger is a giant boat flipped upside down, and I think it would look like this. Visual http://darw0tdisu865.cloudfront.net/m...

It's so ridiculous that the being guarding the world tree is a giant squirrel. Favorite

I predict that Fenris Wolf will break free and attempt to begin Ragnarok Prediction

Kinship-family Vocab

The last update was V-visual

Magnus has awoken the World Serpent, which looks like this. http://img06.deviantart.net/9403/i/20...

Magnus and Sam have to use a giant bull's head as fishing bait, and won't stop complaining about how smelly it is. -Favorite

Who is the giant that abducted Magnus? Who gave him the nickname Big Boy? -Ask

Stout-strong, hearty Vocab

At this point, Magnus, Blitz and Hearth have tracked down Sammirah al-Abbas. They are all looking for the sword, and they agree to work together to find it. Summary

The book is becoming more developed, and a new mysterious character was introduced. A man gave Pip some money without telling why, and he seems to know the convict that Pip helped. I like the language used in the book, because it makes me think more about what I'm reading.

The first 25 pages of Great Expectations have been interesting and difficult. It is not an easy book to read, but it has been intruiguing so far. Pip is a good kid who is just trying to do the right thing, without getting in trouble. The plot of the story is developing and Dickens develops the characters' personalities very well. I plan on continuing to read this book, as I think that I am going to like it.