Save One Project
The Big Read
Fahrenheit 451
Alex: “I would save the
book, Beautiful, by Amy
Reed because it’s about a
girl in high school who
has to make decisions
that can change
everything. It’s about
trusting people that you
barely know, and making
decisions that could ruin
your whole high school
career.”
Chris: “This is only one of
the Harry Potter books in
the series, but they are all
amazing. I would save this
book because it is one of my
favorites in the series. J.K.
Rowling created the best
series of books in the
world!”
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Jon: “The book, Loser,
should be saved because it
relates to most people. It
shows how your lowest time
in life can end up being the
best. It’s very important for
people to read so they can
understand both sides of
things.”
Loser by Jerry Spinelli
James: “I would save this
book because it has a
very good story. It also
has very good
descriptions of characters
and setting. I enjoyed
reading this book.”
Metro 2033 by Dimtry Glukhovsky
Alex: “I would save
Mockingjay by Suzanne
Collins because I enjoy
the whole Hunger
Games series. All of the
books are very
suspenseful and the
third book is the best
of them all. I can’t wait
until Part 1 comes out
in theaters so I can go
see it at midnight.”
Mockingjay by
Suzanne Collins
Sumera: “If all the books
in the world (sic) going
to be burn, I would like
to save multi language
dictionary. By taking
help from that all the
people could learn multi
languages so they can
communicate to another
and make new social
relations.”
Multi-language Dictionary
Tyler: “I would choose this book for multiple reasons. First, it is a
mix of multiple genres, so anyone can find a bit of something they
like. Also, everyone I have told about or given it to liked the book.
It is a very interesting concept for a book, and it is currently my
favorite book.”
Ready Player One by Ernest Cline
Frankie: “I chose The Body of Christopher
Creed by Carol Plum-Ucci. I chose this book
because it’s very interesting to me. Usually,
I’m not interested in reading books. Also,
because I have to finish reading it.
Sarah: “I would want The Gift by
James Patterson to be the one
book to be kept. The book has a
part where the main characters
find books that been banned.”
Teresa Sutton: “I had a hard time choosing just one book to save. I
finally settled on Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein because it has so much
to teach about the dangers of science gone awry, if unchecked. It also
teaches lessons about the responsibility of a creator to its creation,
the importance of education, the question of who is entitled to an
education and how much, etc. In addition, it’s filled with important
literary allusions (“Paradise Lost,” “Rime of the Ancient Mariner”).”
What would you choose, if
you could choose only one
book to save?
The End.