Dave at Night

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Summary: Jews, History, Oraphans
Review: This book covers every topic juvinial problems, jews,history,orphans/death,lies, and love/friendship. I enjoyed this book it educational and it was very very funny. It is my favorite book of all time! This book is a must buy. Someday it will win the Newbury award I just know it.

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Summary: A book guaranteed for young readers
Review: This book Dave at Night is a great book if you like action, adventure, and excitment. It is a great book for all ages with interesting characters, plot, and how the whole book is planned out. I think the author of this book should be very pleased.

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Summary: Dave at Night
Review: This book is one of the best books I have read in a long time. This book is about Dave, an orphan, who is sent to the HHB (Hebrew Home for Boys, or Hell Hole for Brats as the orphans there call it,) after his father is killed in an accident and his other relatives are not able to take him in. The moment Dave arrives at the HHB, he wants to leave. He plans to run away, but then discovers his precious carving (the only thing he has that belonged to his father,) has been taken away by the dreaded Mr. Doom. So he makes a plan: he will get the carving and then run away. But as soon as Dave spends some time in the HHB, he has second thoughts about his plan. Sure, he is always freezing, the food partions are meager and disgusting, most of his teachers are boring and he gets hurt by Mr. Doom, but some good things also happen. For example, Dave develops a close bond with the other boys at the HHB, and they become "buddies." He sneaks out and meets Solly, through whom he meets the beatiful Irma Lee. He is invited to parties, where is he escorted by Solly who tells the workers at the HHB that he is Dave's grandfather. Suddenly, Dave finds himself torn between two choices. Should he stay at the HHB with all his "buddies," with his art teacher who gives him special lessons because Dave has "a gift," and where he can eat delicous food on visitors day? Or should he leave and go live in Irma Lee's basement, living a life of luxury and endless partying, but leave all his friends at the HHB behind? Read Dave at Night and you will find the answer to all these questions. Dave at Night is fast-paced and fun, and is a great read. Buy it for yourself to see!

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Summary: DAVE AT NIGHT
Review: This book, "Dave at night," was about one boy, Dave, who just lost his father. His stepmother could not afford to take care of him and his brother. Therefore, their uncle took Dave's brother to go and live with him. However, no one wanted to take care of Dave and he endend up in an orphanage. He felt really sad because non of his relatives wanted to take care of him, not even his own stepmother. At first, he had a very hard time staying there because he had no friends at all. After a while, he started making some friends and got along with eahc other very well. All of his friends were really nice to him and now he felt really happy to stay at the orphanage. One day, he met one girl on the street while he was trying to escape from the orphanage. Therefore, the girl invited him to her parry at her house. Her was was like a palace because she was really rich. He really wanted to stay with her, but he decided to go back to the orphanage because he had nowhere to go. He had lots of friends now and got along just like buddies. They shared jokes and play games with each other. On every visiting day, his grandfatehr would come and visit him. He was very delighted because because his grandfather would always bring him good candies and food. He didn't want to escape from the orphanage again and will stay with his buddies. This story has not finish yet. Peopel who have not read this book should try to read because it is very fun and exciting. You would not regret after this book.

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Summary: Dave at Night ~ AWESOME
Review: This book, Dave at Night by Gail Carson Levine, was an excellent novel. My favorite character was Sully. He is a kind Gonif that helps Dave. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes an adventurous story. It is basically about a young boy Dave. Everything goes wrong in his life and he has to life in an orphanage called Hebrew Home for Boys a.k.a. Hell Hole for Brats. All he is trying do is stop the mean things that happen there and get away. That is why I would recommend Dave at Night

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Summary: Would you like to read a good book?
Review: This book, Dave at Night, is the most beutifally and exiting written story you could ever read. This book is amazing. It is filled with love, passion, fun, exctmint, and extravegant plots.If you would like to read a book about a kind kid, read Dave at Night. I guarentee you'll like. Please try this delightful book.

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Summary: What a life
Review: This is a book about a kid that lost his father because he fell off the roof. Dave has to go to the orfanige where he meets other buddies. Dave hates the HHB. (Hebrew Home for Boys) One night he sneeks out to go to a party. He falls desporatly in love with a girl from the party. Does he want the girl or his buddys from the HHB.

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Summary: My Favorite Book and Author
Review: This is the best book I have ever read! This author is my favorite author along with Lemony Snicket. The author is very creative! The author is also very detailed so you can picture the story in your mind. This is definetly a five star book. I couldn't put it down!

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Summary: Very Great
Review: This was one of the best books I've ever read!Gail Carson Levine probably put a lot of effort into this book.I felt really bad for Dave in this book.He was in a very sad situation.I like how Gail used very descriptive language.I thought the nicest person in this book was Arma Lee because she liked Dave weather he was rich or not.

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Summary: An original & riveting novel for young readers ages 8 to 12
Review: When his father dies, Dave finds himself placed in an orphanage (the cold and strict Hebrew Home for Boys in Harlem) far from the life he knew on the lower East Side of New York City. Outside the gates of the orphanage, Harlem is a world of jazz musicians and swindlers, exclusive parties and mystifying strangers. Inside the orphanage, Dave finds rare friendships and bitter enemies. Somewhere Dave must find a place that he can call home. Gail Levine is a talented author and Dave At Night is an original and riveting novel for young readers ages 8 to 12 and a highly recommended addition to school and community libraries.