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Summary: Tangerine
Review: TangerineTwelve-year-old Paul, who lives in the shadow of his football hero brother Erik, fights for the right to play soccer despite his near blindness and slowly begins to remember the incident that damaged his eyesight. He wears glasses so thick he looks like a bug-eyed alien, and kids tell a story about how he blinded himself by staring at an eclipse of the sun. But Paul doesn't remember doing that. And he doesn't mind the glasses, because with them he can see. He can see that his parents' constant praise of his brother, Erik, the football star, is to cover up something that is terribly wrong. But no one listens to Paul... That is until his family moves to Tangerine. Tangerine is like another planet, where weird is normal. Lightning strikes at the same time every day. Underground fires burn for years. A sinkhole swallows a local school. And Paul the geek finds himself adopted into the toughest group around--the soccer team of his middle school. Suddenly the blind can see, geeks can be cool, and--maybe--a twelve-year-old kid can finally face up to his terrifying older brother. In Tangerine anything is possible.
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Summary: Tre'Gia Dunn
Review: Tangerine is a great book I recommend it to all ages.
This book ios about a boy named Paul who is legally blind, his parents and his older brother Eric. They moved to Tangerine County from Houston,Texas. Throughout this book Paul tries to figure out how he became legally bling. His whole life he is told that he stared at a solar eclipse and that's how he lost his sigt.One day Paul loses his school portables to a large sinkhole. Because of this Paul begins to attend Tangerine Middle School, where he meets a totally new crowd. During his time that he attends Tangerine strange things start to happen in the community such as missing fish,robberies,and even murder.that's all the information IU can inclose. To find out more you have to read the book.
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Summary: What a terrific book
Review: This book is great! I enjoyed the characters and the plots and the ending. I won't give it away, but I will say that the ending surprised me and was EXCELLENT. I thought it was very exciting and interesting and I think that I read it in a day because I couldn't put it down.
The only thing I would say is that the summary on the cover made me think that the book had a touch of supernatural in it, but as I read on, there wasn't anything like that. I'm kind of a fan of supernatural books, so I was kind of dissapointed. After all, that was one of the reasons I picked the book up.
Final comments- I really enjoyed this book. If you like books about sports with a little touch of mystery, this is a book for you.
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Summary: This is one of my favorite books.
Review: Are you intrested in sports novels with a twist? Then Tangerine is the book for you. Tangerine is a great book that I enkoyed. I liked Tangerine because it was so realistic and it could of happened. 12- year old Paul Fisher moves to Tangerine County, Florida where he knows nobody. He is legally blind and can't do what he enjoys most, play soccer. He is overshadowed by his blindness, who knows where it came from? His family sid he stared into an eclipse when he was little. Then Paul remembers a terrible event from the past. To find out about this horrible memory read Tangerine. Tangerine was written by Edward Bloor and is about 294 pages. You can find it for around $5-$6 at most bookstores or here for $3.99. This book would be most enjoyed by 11- 13 year old boys. For quick reference the ISBN is 0-590-66092-6.
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Summary: Tangerine
Review: Tangerine, written by Edward Bloor, is a good book for middle and high school students to read. It is about a boy, Paul Fisher, who moved to Tangerine County in Florida where countless strange occurrences happen to him. Paul wonders why people live in this town where underground fires burn for years, a sinkhole swallows part of his school, and lightning strikes the same football field everyday around 4:00 PM. Paul does not understand why he has to wear thick glasses all the time because of a mysterious eye injury. Surprisingly, Paul fits in with the toughest group in school, which turns out to be his soccer team. Something that bothers Paul is that no one can see the terrifying truth about his older brother, Erik. Despite Paul's handicap, he still manages to save citrus trees, stop a crime, and win the soccer championship for his team.
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Summary: The Orange Review
Review: In this epic suspense thrilling story a visualy impaired goal-tender named paul moves from Huston,TX to Tangerine,FL where underground fires never stop burning and lightning strikes the same football feild everyday. As Paul lives his life he discovers strange events and tries to remember why he wears the thick bottle cap glasses on his head. His football star brother seems to be hanging out with the wrong gang and discovers his own dangerous past.
This book was a good book because it had suspense and made you not want to stop reading. This book made me interested in it because of the football sport.
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Summary: The book was very exciting and realistic.
Review: Tangerine was definitely a different kind of book. Paul Fisher has weird nightmares dating from his childhood that are brought on by different experiences in a town that he just moved into. These experiences relate to the damage done to Paul's eyes when he was younger. Paul's parents told him that a solar ecclipse damaged his eyes but Paul thinks there is a dark secret that they're hiding from him. Because of the damage Paul has to wear extra thick glasses all the time. Paul isn't allowed to play soccer for the Lake Windsor High Team since he is legally blind. Paul decides to transfer to Tangerine Middle School in order to be able to play soccer. Tangerine was a very good book to read because it had a well thought out story line and enough twists and turns to make you keep reading.
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Summary: Guessing till the very end
Review: Wow. I had to read this book for school and I read it all on the first day. Paul doesn't know how his eyesight got so bad. His parents and his football star brother say that he looked up at the sun for too long. When his family moves to the odd city Tangerine Florida, Paul starts to question everything: Does lightnig strike in the same place? Shouldn't schools be aware of the sink holes that their bulit on? What happend that fateful day that the unthinkable happend long long ago that took most of Paul's sight? The answers will shock you so much that you'll question everything from now on. The answers will stay with you forever.
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Summary: The memories lie beneath the paint.
Review: When Paul Fisher moves to Tangerine, he finds the truth within his long lost memories. Many questions are answered about his past and his brother. As his parents hide behind the shadow of the "Erik Fisher Football Dream," Paul breaks out of the cycle of lies and finds the truth hidden within himself.
Enter this journey as Paul discovers the truth beneath the paint.
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Summary: Life is a mystery.
Review: Paul Fisher moves to Tangerine, Florida where he realizes he doesn't lead the perfect life. When he finds out the mystery behind his thick lenses his life will change forever. Paul has to face his biggest fear, his brother. If you like suspense filled novels this book is for you!
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