The Happy Bookwyrm

Hello Again!! Wings of Fire: Hi there! Today I will be covering the book series Wings of Fire. Wings of Fire is probably in my top-ten favorite books and is a great Read for young readers who are looking for fairly-long chapter books but nothing to hard. The author of the books is Tui T.  Sutherland who also happens to be one of the authors who work together to write the Warriors series under the name Erin Hunter, which is another  nominee for my top-ten  favorite books. Sorry, was that sentence too long? Ill give you a moment to work  it out. Anyway, the first thing you should know is that Wings of Fire is mainly about dragons. Very little humans involved, and at rare times that humans (called 'scavengers' by the dragons)  are  involved, they can't really communicate with the dragons. Sorry for those hoping for a 'How to Train your Dragon' plot. Wings of fire is a series split into to three parts, and every part is five books long. (Exce

Hello!!! My name is Hanna Gail  and I am in 7th grade. I am enormously exited to do my second-favorite thing; Talk about books!! (The first being  reading   books). Technically I guess I am writing which is my third  favorite thing. Sorry, I'm getting off track. To the point. If you are not a bookworm then this blog is not for you. How do know if you are a bookworm? Easy. Do your teachers constantly have to tell you to"put away that book now" under threats of detention? Do you often find yourself daydreaming about mythical worlds? Do you settle down for a nice read and after what you could have sworn was only minutes have gone by you casually glance at the clock and find you have been reading for hours? If you suffer from any of these symptoms than you probably have Bookworm-itus (sorry, there is no known cure).          I for one have all these things happen to me on  numerous occasions. If there is a problem in my life then books will usually solve it. Bored? Rea