Summer Ball by Mike Lupica

Summer Ball by Mike Lupica is about a 13 year old boy named Danny Walker. During the summer, Danny and his friends go to basketball. Thing mess up for him very bad and is forced to bunk with the younger kids. Danny is scared and pressured when he sees that the younger players are better than him. He feels like he should quit camp but encouraged to stay which leads him to win the championship. Overall, this book is excellent. Even though it is a good book, it is confusing at some part. This book is good for me and is in my reading level. I like this book and I recommend this book to everyone.

Jaws by Peter Benchley

Jaws by Peter Benchley is about a police chief named Martin Brody who works at the beach. He is shocked when he hears that there is a shark attack during summer which would lose their town's tourist attraction. The main scene of the book is when Martin, an oceanographer named Matt Hooper, and a vessel owner named Quint go to the middle of the ocean to kill the great while shark. Matt dies after the shark rams the cage, Quint drowns while trying to escape the shark, and the shark is eating through Quint's body while Martin manages to escape. This book is one of my favorite books I have read this quarter. It is very interesting and pretty easy to understand. This book is also similar to the movie too. I like this book very much and I recommend everyone to read this.

Midnight Runner by Jack Higgins

Midnight Runner by Jack Higgins is about a British spy names Sean Dillon who works for the government. His previous mission was to save the president from 3 Arab brothers who were planning to kill him. The Arab brothers have a sister named Kate who is trying to get revenge by finding out who killed them. She starts to kill government officials and people will high positions. Throughout the book, she decides to weakening America by destroying her huge oil fields. She does this because she knows that America if very dependent on it. This book is very good and has kept me reading more and more. It was not a difficult book to read and was easy to understand. I recommend this book to everyone.