Chase Reed 4/14/10
Frederick Douglass Academy 602

This book is called “The Book of a Mighty Cool Dude”. This novel for teens and pre-teens. The main character is a boy named Chase. Chase is 12 years old going on 13 years old, he is in the 7th grade going in to 8th.

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Chase Reed
03/23/10
Frederick Douglass Academy
Class 602

The book I am reading is “Bridge to Terabithia” by Katherine Paterson”. The part of the book I read was when Leslie and Jesse started to really get a close connection. Jesse would always be king of Terabithia and Leslie was queen of Terabithia. Then for Christmas Leslie gave him a pack of art supply, and he gave her a nice little dog who they have called PT. Also for Christmas he gave Joyce Ann a head- band which she would blame Santa Clause for, May Belle got a paper dolls. Jesse and Leslie are growing a closer relationship.

At after Jess had broke a 7th’s grader heart because of a note, at recess Jess and Leslie heard her crying because the 7th’s dad beats her and she had told her friends and her friends told everyone which was a rule at the school no matter what happens at home never rat your parents out. In the book Jesse’s mom doesn’t like Leslie because she dresses in jeans always. The father doesn’t like her because he thinks she is probably turning his only son into a woman. Jess always felt sorry for PT because Leslie’s father always kick him out on the street to stay out there over night. I think Jess is mad at May Bell because she follow him and Leslie to Terabithia.

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Chase Reed 03/22/10

Frederick Douglass Academy 602

The book I am reading is “Bridge to Terabithia” by Katherine Paterson. So for this book is good I got up to the part when Jess and Leslie had gone into the wood were Jess didn’t wouldn’t to go to deep into. Jess was scared because it reminded him of the bottom of the ocean (Jess was scared of the sea, ocean, or lakes). The only reason Jess and Leslie got to hangout was because bride May Belle to say Jess was at the Burkes house. They bride her with just paper dolls to not tell momma Jess was with a girl.

Jess and the other younger boys stopped running at recess because of Leslie after she won the heat. The boy stopped just playing “King of the Mountain”, Leslie had officially ended lower grade boy racing at recess. She also became the teacher’s pet with her excellent and outstanding writing; which Jess thought wasn’t a good idea to do at Lark Creek. Then there was a homework assignment that got her teased because she didn’t have a TV; also thought she shouldn’t have said she could have used his TV. Then I also learn that Leslie’s family moved to a poor area because they thought they were taking money for grannit. The chapter I learned a lot about Leslie and her life, also amagination.

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Chase Reed 3/17/10
Frederick Douglass Academy 602

The "Bridge to Terabithia" by Katherine Paterson. The part of the book I read was when Jess met a girl that moved across the street. Her name was Leslie Burke, she came across the street and started talking to Jess, he had the feel that she liked him. Then he walked away to milk the cow. Earlier on in the chapter him sister, May Belle, said that she wished that the girl across the street was seven because she needed some one to play with so Jess thought that wouldn't be happy.

I think that Jess' life is hard. It seems hard because he is the only boy of four girls. I think that it is also hard because he has to do all the work.

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Chase Reed 3/15/10

Frederick Douglass Academy 602

1. The right that I thought was most important was “Receive a written copy of the school’s policies and procedures, including the discipline code and the New York City Department of Education Bill of Student Rights and Responsibilities, early in the school year or upon admission to the school during the school year”.

2. This student right is surprising because I didn’t know high School education was given to people at the highest age of 21 “Attend school and receive a free public school education from kindergarten to age 21 or receipt of a high school diploma, whichever comes first, as provided by law; students who have been determined to be English Language Learners are entitled to bilingual education or English as a second language program as provided by law; students with disabilities who have been determined to be in need of special education are entitled to a free appropriate public education from age 3 until age 21, as provided by law.”

3. No, I don’t think my right are protect FDA because of the High School and some of the classroom prosegers my teachers classrooms.

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Chase Reed 03/10/10
Frederick Douglass Academy 602

The book I am reading is called "The Secret to Teen Power" by Paul Harrington. The section I am reading is called Powerful Processes: Secret Power Plays. Still is one of my favorite book it is not the most best book on goodreads.com but sure has my best opinion. When I read the last bits of the chapter it was good as always. I read

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Chase Reed 03/09/10

Frederick Douglass Academy 602

The book I am reading is called “The Secret to Teen Power” by Paul Harrington. This book is like a book for solving problems you may come across, or maybe problems you didn’t solve that well. This book is also a book of thinking then solving mentally the strategy. So the chapter I read was called “Powerful Processes: Secret Power Plays”. In this part of the book it talked about gratitude and how teens always say thank- you and please. And when you don’t mean it so that we are ingrate for our family, classmates, teachers, even our best friends.

Then in my book they gave examples of things you are grateful for: god, family, clothes and etcetera. I did not finish this part and I can’t wait to finish it.