I, Houdini

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Summary: This is one smart hamster!
Review: Houdini is a clever little hamster who can escape out of any cage! He is able to understand human speech. He is called names & locked in a freezer, caught by a dog & yet still manages to stay alive! Read this if you like hamsters or animals!

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Summary: ok but not the best
Review: I, Houdini
I, Houdini is a book about a hampster that tries to get freedom. he's called Houdini because he can get out of any cage even a metal cage.
The author is Lynne Reid Banks I think the author tries to tell you that everyone should have freedom.
I like the way it tells and write about the book. I also like that the hampster inspired the other hampster's. I think that the book was good and it was easy to undersdand. I also think that the book would be better if it was a little more exciting in some parts.

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Summary: I, Houdini the amazing story of an escape artist hamster
Review: My name is Ashley and I am sixth grader from New York. I am doing a book review on I, Houdini by Lynne Reid Banks. The main character Houdini, is a hamster. Houdini wants to experience life outside his cage. Freedom has Houdini experiencing many dangers and adventures like getting cornered by a cat and ending up in a dog's mouth.

I feel this book was easy to read and enjoyable. The reason why is because it is a fast moving book and there is a lot of action in it. Houdini's troubles causes the reader to keep flipping the pages to find out what happens to Houdini. When I read that Houdini ran straight into a dog's mouth I wanted to see what happened to him.

I recommend this book to kids who like reading stories about animals. Anyone who had a hamster would enjoy reading the adventures of Houdini. They could relate to how Houdini escapes from being caged. I feel both girls and boys between the ages of 9-13 would like reading this story. You may think Houdini is a strange name for a hamster but after reading this book you will understand how he got his name.

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Summary: ok but not the best
Review: My name is ashley and I'm a 6th grader from New York. I am doing a book reveiw on I,Houdini by Lynne Reid Banks. The main character Houdini, is a hamster. Houdini wants to experience life outside his cage. Freedom has Houdini experiencing many dangers and adventures like getting cornered by a cat and ending up in a dog's mouth.

I feel this book was easy to read and enjoyable. The reason why is because it is an easy flowing book and there is a lot of action. Houdini's trouble causes the reader to keep flipping the pages to find out what happens to Houdini. When I read that Houdini ran right into a dog's mouth I wanted to see what happened to him.

I recommend this book to kids who like reading stories about animals. Also for anyone who had a hamster for a pet would enjoy this story. They could relate to Houdini's adventures and the way he escapes from being caged. I feel this book is for both girls and boys between the ages of 9-13. You might think Houdini is a strange name for a hamster but once you read this book you will understand how he got his name.

Rating:
Summary: I,Houdini the amazing story of an escape artist hamster
Review: My name is ashley and I'm a 6th grader from New York. I am doing a book reveiw on I,Houdini by Lynne Reid Banks. The main character Houdini, is a hamster. Houdini wants to experience life outside his cage. Freedom has Houdini experiencing many dangers and adventures like getting cornered by a cat and ending up in a dog's mouth.

I feel this book was easy to read and enjoyable. The reason why is because it is an easy flowing book and there is a lot of action. Houdini's trouble causes the reader to keep flipping the pages to find out what happens to Houdini. When I read that Houdini ran right into a dog's mouth I wanted to see what happened to him.

I recommend this book to kids who like reading stories about animals. Also for anyone who had a hamster for a pet would enjoy this story. They could relate to Houdini's adventures and the way he escapes from being caged. I feel this book is for both girls and boys between the ages of 9-13. You might think Houdini is a strange name for a hamster but once you read this book you will understand how he got his name.

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Summary: The Greast escape hampster
Review: My son had to read this book for school (4th grade). We read it together; alternating who read each paragraph. Much to my surprise I was captivated by the adventures of Houdini the Hamster (couldn't wait to get back to the book at night wondering what was going to happen next) and delighted by the writing of the author. I am always trying to show my children that they will learn to write well by reading a well written book ---and this certainly sets a great example that kids can relate to. Lots of new words for them to learn. It's also a great book to tie down a child that normally doesn't like to sit and read and would rather be running around playing. This book was as satisfying to read, from an adult's point of view, as many of the R. Dahl children's books.