Genre Pie Reflection

During semester two, our teacher, Ms. H, gave us a new challenge... Genre Pie! To complete this challenge, we had to read eight just right books in different genres:

1. Poetry: Technically It's Not My Fault
2. Realistic Fiction: The Debutante
3. Double Genre: Inkheart
4. Classic: A Wrinkle in Time
5. Non-Fiction: Project Seahorse
6. Humor: Tales of the Brothers' Grimm and the Sisters Weird
7. Free choice: Inkdeath
8. Award Winning: Sahara Special

The advice I applied from Genre Pizza was to email my conferences. I emailed most of my conferences in Genre Pie.

From Genre Pizza, I found out that I like Historical Fiction, and from Genre Pie, I found out I like Humor!

My advice for projects like this is to quickly finish the challenge, and not procrastinate.

Genre Pie Challenge

In Semester Two, our next reading challenge is Genre Pie. We will be celebrating by eating the wonderful sugar of sweets on Friday the 9th of May.

Here are the genres we have to read:

Chocolate Pie!

Free choice HumorDouble genre Award-winningRealistic Fiction Classic 
Poetry Non-fiction

My favorite flavor of pie is chocolate (pie).

Genre Pizza

This semester our teacher set us a challenge to read eight different genres, in 14 weeks. The genres we had to read were:

• Mystery (The Case of the Missing Marquess by Nancy Springer)
• Historical Fiction (Summer of the Monkeys by Wilson Rawls)
• Non-Fiction (Exploring the Ocean Depts by Peter Jedicke)
• Biography (Michelle Kwan Quest for Gold by Mark Stewart and Mike Kennedy)
• Science Fiction/Graphic Novel (Percy Jackson Graphic Novel by Rick Riordan)
• Fantasy (The Anybodies by N.E. Bode)
• Realistic Fiction (The Steps by Rachel Cohn)
• Action/Adventure (Escaping the Giant Wave by Peg Kehret)

I completed the challenge the day before the due date, and to celebrate we ate as much pizza as humanly possible. I ate 3 slices of pizza, and to measure up the unhealthiness, I ate a grape. The genre I enjoyed the most was Historical Fiction because I read an interesting book, and I like to compare and contrast my life, and the life in the 1800's.

The genre that I did not enjoy was Non-Fiction because I don't like how there aren't fun stories.

A genre I discovered I like is Mystery, because they are really intense, and interesting.

Next semester we are going to do Genre Pie, and my advice to myself is to send an email to Ms. H instead of a conference, because you may not have time to do a conference (by speaking).

(Picture to the right: You see me in the background waving!)

(Picture to the left: I'm sitting next to the girl in green!)