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                                             More Books That I Haven't Finished...yet (Mateo Hernandez)             I love to read. But unfortunately, I have continued to leave some books unread due to several reasons. If you recall, I posted an earlier blog in which I listed some books that I hadn’t finished and why. With the stress of school and not much free time, I haven’t been reading as much as I would like to. But I’ve made some progress. I’m happy to report that I finished Huck Finn a few months ago and have made a little bit of progress on the Bible. Anyways, here are a few more books that I haven’t finished and why: 1.      1. Dune Originally published in 1965, Frank Herbert’s classic novel is commonly referred to as one of the most revolutionary science fiction no...

Hello. I'm Samuel and this is my review on the Time Machine by H.G wells.  I remember first reading the time machine four or five years ago, when my dad had bought it and brought it home for me.  I remember not being a big fan of reading at the time, but after reading the first pages of the book, I was invested and short days after finished the book. During the first weeks of the blog cycle, I found the book sitting in my shelf, so after many years, I decided to read the book again to see what kept me so interested.  The book is set in the year 1895, in London, the main character being, well... The time traveler. A very famous inventor who has just finished working on his greatest invention, the time machine. He calls many of his friends to see his new time machine. After their visit, he decides to test the machine for the first time, being met with a success, having travelled four hours ahead. He pulls the lever again, being taken to the year 802,701. He meets people who...

  A Review of Artemis Fowl As ridiculous a book as Artemis Fowl may seem, I think it might just be one of my favorite series. It’s a fantastic blend of myths, magic, and fairies with unreasonably advanced technology. The novel, written by Eoin Colfer, is set in a world where mythical creatures such as fairies and gnomes still walk the earth—just not on the surface. However, these fairies are nothing like . Long after a series of wars with humans, the fairies were forced underground where they began to develop technology far beyond anything humans could hope to achieve. The book follows Artemis Fowl, a young (human) genius who believes he can meddle with this ancient race. He gains access to their book of laws and learns the rules which dictate their way of life. He then develops a sinister plot to kidnap one of the fairies for ransom, as the book of laws states that any gold a human takes is theirs to keep. However, he kidnapped the wrong fairy. Artemis Fowl is a fantastic ble...