The peach in New York City.

Hi everyone,

I’m back for my last blog on my account. Enjoy reading!

I have been  read my book last week. I have reached the end now.

The cloud-men weren’t gone, they were making a rainbow now. They were angry of them. A giant cloud-man was fying above the giant peach, James said: make a seagull loose. And the giant cloud-man was gone with a seagull, and the rest of the cloud-men was scared and let them go. They saw a big city after the light was, with skyscrapers, these things weren’t in England, they were in New York! The people in New York thought that it a bomb was. There was a plane above them and broke the ropes whit the seagulls, and the giant peach felt down on the Empire State Building. They were received as heroes.

I like this book, it was a funny story and everbody is happy in the end. I recommend this book to my classmates, it’s easy to read but not too easy.

 

I hope you liked this blog, and I hope you would read this book to.

Kind regards, 

Justin Groeneveld

The peach and the seagulls.

Hi everyone,

I’m back for a new blog on my account. Enjoy reading!

 

I have read my book last week until page 115, ending chapter twenty-seven. I haven’t read what I have planned for this week but it will be fine next week.

The insects and James were scared for the sharks, but James had an idea. His idea was that the silkworm need to make a rope of silk and catch a lot of seagulls and make them fixed to the peach. After catching 502 seagulls the peach went float. After some hours they went in the clouds in the evening. James said that in the clouds were ‘’cloud-men’’, but the centipede won’t believe him and scream at them. That was not a good idea, now has the cloud-men hailstones and goes throw them to the giant peach. Lucky that the seagulls went go away from the cloud-men.

 I don’t know how it continue, this time it isn’t a cliffhanger.

I hope you will like this blog and see you next week for the last time.

Kind regards,

Justin Groeneveld