Fiction Book Report ~ Adam
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1) The document summarizes a book report on the children's fantasy novel "Charlie Bone" by Jenny Nimmo. It describes the characters, plot, themes, and genres of the story. 2) The main character is Charlie Bone who plans to rescue an invisible boy named Ollie Sparks. Ollie became invisible after being squeezed by a blue boa. 3) The problem is solved when Charlie uses his powers and another character, Billy, talks to the blue boa to make Ollie visible again.
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- 1. By: Adam 5C Author: Jenny Nimmo Publication: 2004
- 2. This title was chosen because Charlie Bone is the main character and because Ollie Sparks is the invisible boy that Charlie is rescuing.
- 3. Charlie plans to make for rescuing the invisible boy. If you ask me, Billy is the key. Billy, How? He can talk to creatures, cant’s he? Get him to talk to that boa.
- 4. The genre of this book is fantasy and fiction because there is a boy that is invisible and it is impossible to be invisible in real life and that Emma turned into a bird and got feathers even though she is a human.
- 5. Charlie Bone is the main character because he is the most active character in this book and because he was in almost every page and he was the character that made this book exciting and interesting.
- 6. 1. 2. 3. 4. Bloor’s school Charlie’s home Pets café Inside a image (Charlie can go inside images). 5. The streets 6. Darkly Wynd
- 7. The problem in this book is that Ollie Sparks is invisible and because he is invisible, he has no friends and everybody is scared of him because only his toe is showing. Ollie Sparks became invisible because a blue boa squeezed him. The solution is when Billy Raven talked to the blue boa to make Ollie visible again because Billy can talk to animals.
- 8. 1. Skarpo the sorcerer was released from the image that Charlie went in and is a big problem to Mr. Bloor. 2. Charlie’s uncle, Paton is very sick. 3. Mr. Bloor is mad because of Charlie for releasing Skarpo.
- 9. The best part of this book is when Charlie Bone saved Ollie Sparks from being invisible because now no one will be scared of him anymore and he can now have friends and see his family again. The worst part of the book for me was when Paton. Charlie’s uncle got sick because he went to Yewbeam Castle and then some one injured him, I don’t like this part because Paton was a good guy and he was one of my favorite characters in this book.
- 10. Name: Jenny Nimmo Born: 15 January 1944, Windsor, England, UK Occupation: Writer Nationality: British Period:1974–present Genres: Children's fantasy and adventure novels, picture books
- 11. The theme of this book, is that Ollie Sparks is invisible and Charlie bone has to help him because Ollie Sparks is lonely when he is invisible.
- 12. I think this book was a really interesting because I wanted to know how will Charlie save Ollie Sparks and make the blue boa change Ollie back to a visible boy. Rating I would give this book 5 out of 5 stars because it was so interesting.