Introduction/General Information about the Book
Title: The Missing: Book 1 FOUND
Award winner: Lone Star
Author: Margaret Peterson Haddix
Type of Book (fantasy, humor, science fiction, mystery, biography, non-fiction): Mystery
Main Character: Jonah
Describe this character: Does the right thing and says the right things type of person. He’s adopted. The main character changes from doesn’t take risks to more risky by the end of the story.
Other Characters
Another Character: Chip
Details: Very mysterious and has a temper
Another Character: Katherine
Details: Very curious
Setting
Describe the time and place of the story: Present time; Winnetka, Illinois
Comments about the setting (examples: setting makes story exciting, setting has an important effect on main character, setting is/is not exciting or new, setting increased my knowledge of something): The setting is okay, nothing very special.
Theme
What is the author trying to say in this story? To go for what you want.
What is his lesson in life? Everybody around you is a total stranger; sometimes you can’t trust the world.
Is there a moral to this story? To go for what you what.
This is a story about (courage? working hard? doing the right thing? greed? importance of friends? jealousy? love? caring? happiness? sadness?) Courage and hard work.
This book showed me/I learned from this story: To keep going for what you want to find out, and never give up.
State a problem in the story and how it was solved: Chip and Jonah didn’t know anything about the “ghost”
Letter to My Character
Dear Katherine,
I hope you make it back to your present time, and can survive the 15th century. You should become a basketball player inside of a dancer; you learn how to be a team player, and its good exercise. It’s very considerate how you care about your brother so much and you’re willing to give up your present time and willing to live in the past. Tell Chip and Jonah good luck, and I hope like make it in the bid turkey leg eating time, yes they have turkey legs in the 15th century.
Yours Truly,
Andrea
Title: The Missing: Book 1 FOUND
Award winner: Lone Star
Author: Margaret Peterson Haddix
Type of Book (fantasy, humor, science fiction, mystery, biography, non-fiction): Mystery
Main Character: Jonah
Describe this character: Does the right thing and says the right things type of person. He’s adopted. The main character changes from doesn’t take risks to more risky by the end of the story.
Other Characters
Another Character: Chip
Details: Very mysterious and has a temper
Another Character: Katherine
Details: Very curious
Setting
Describe the time and place of the story: Present time; Winnetka, Illinois
Comments about the setting (examples: setting makes story exciting, setting has an important effect on main character, setting is/is not exciting or new, setting increased my knowledge of something): The setting is okay, nothing very special.
Theme
What is the author trying to say in this story? To go for what you want.
What is his lesson in life? Everybody around you is a total stranger; sometimes you can’t trust the world.
Is there a moral to this story? To go for what you what.
This is a story about (courage? working hard? doing the right thing? greed? importance of friends? jealousy? love? caring? happiness? sadness?) Courage and hard work.
This book showed me/I learned from this story: To keep going for what you want to find out, and never give up.
State a problem in the story and how it was solved: Chip and Jonah didn’t know anything about the “ghost”
Letter to My Character
Dear Katherine,
I hope you make it back to your present time, and can survive the 15th century. You should become a basketball player inside of a dancer; you learn how to be a team player, and its good exercise. It’s very considerate how you care about your brother so much and you’re willing to give up your present time and willing to live in the past. Tell Chip and Jonah good luck, and I hope like make it in the bid turkey leg eating time, yes they have turkey legs in the 15th century.
Yours Truly,
Andrea
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