Reflecting post

The English blogs we have to do were not my favorite. I do not like reading on my own that much unless its a good, exciting, and thrilling book. Reading the books wasn't the bi issue though. The big issue for me was the fact that we actually had to blog it and I never really took a close look at the calendar to see when and what is due. That will have to change next semester. As to the actual blogging part when we are given class time in the computer lab to do it I will certainly do it instead of reading my independent reading book because I didn't want to read at home. I also think I should elaborate on the actual books and focus on the details that are more important rather than other stuff just to fill space and make it look like a full paragraph.

Slaves of socorro ending

In this story it has a dramatic ending that will leave you on the edge of your chair. Citizens have been captured and enslaved and its up for Hal and his crew to save them. He must risk the lives of his crew and possibly may never see one again. This time he is also joined by Gilan, a great ranger from Araluen. Will they be able to pull off the ultimate heist and and take back their people? find out in Slaves of Scorro.

Slaves of Socorro

Slaves of Socorro

 

I just started reading this book last week and I am already enticed in its great detail and suspense. This book is the 4th installment of the Brotherband Chronicles. The series is closely and directly related to the great series The Rangers Apprentice. In The slaves of Socorro by Australian Author John Flanagan Hal and his crew aboard the Heron must go to a distant slave trading land and must stop one of their old foes. They are all skandians but they will need the help of the Araluens. They must all work together in order to stop Tursgud.