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Be sure to add all of your book report and then comment on at least 2 classmates

respond to 2 blogs by March 19 . Choose 2 different people and 2 different aspects of the blog for your responses. Your 2 responses must be 25 words each. For each response consider that you will compare/contrast your own book  with a classmate.

For example: Both our books were set in the Middle Ages and the main character was a teenager. Each of these characters had to face a challenge that was specific to the time they lived.

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