Mummy – Book ReportEssay Preview: Mummy – Book ReportReport this essayThis book is called Mummy, which is published by Scholastic Inc. The author is called Caroline B. Coney, which has total 213 pages.The story is about 5 students in high school wanted to steal a mummy that lies in the museum, the mummy was 3000 years old already. There are rumors which said that there are gold inside the mummy which cover the mummy from the head to the toes. The students had decided to steal the mummy, but one of the students, Emlyn, had changed her mind as she realized that is was a big crime. Since she wanted to stop this plan, her friends wont. So their plan still goes on, but her friends wanted to cut off the mummy without her by the side. Emlyn knows that they will do that, so she went back to the house and wanted to get back the mummy. But unfortunately, her friends had already hidden the mummy. After some turns, she finally get the mummy and herself save.
This book is a vivid book, filled with excitement and adventure, it keeps you reading the book until you turn to the last page of Mummy. It starts off with a normal person or group and each act follow plausibly from those preceding. Yet somehow the characters find themselves in some exciting, dramatic dilemma. There are often a few curves along the way as well. In this novel, getting out of trouble is not as simple as returning a stolen mummy, though not for the reasons you might expect. The author explores the characters thoughts and feelings while still keeping the plot moving at a satisfying pace. I find myself identifying with the main character so thoroughly while reading, that it takes a few moments for me to be able to return to my own reality when I quit. Days later, I find myself still thinking about the issues raised.
[quote=FrostyCulture]I was disappointed in the fact that there was nothing for reading in this book, but I’m a little surprised you included it in your review. This book seems to be written to entertain and be read by others. You could be one of those people that likes to take action and is doing so in a way that will have us asking what they can do while remaining interesting enough that you are able to pick out what they can and can’t do.
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You’ll have to wait until after each of these 4 sections to write your own book, but you’re certainly starting to get your bearings. While not bad, I’ve taken it upon myself to write some of the most exciting, gripping, and emotional interactions of this book.
[quote=mummy]This is the one way to read another book, this seems to be my least favorite! I found some of the humor rather uninteresting, which is a lot because they are part of the core plot. As far as the other parts go, this is one of those books that’s full of plot. Even though it might be a work in progress, it’s a complete read that gets read with good care. The characters tend to move up or down in depth, making the books interesting to watch and read. The author even includes scenes that the characters really don’t like, such as when the author has the whole story to himself.
[quote=Ezmo_E]I loved every page in this book! I feel like a writer of this caliber has put out some of the most wonderful books I’ve heard of and read through this year, and this was really the last chapter that would have made me want to read another book. However, I found the writing to be underwhelming, especially when you focus on the characters and the emotions and feel of them interacting with you. I can honestly say that I’m still not disappointed in this story, it is just that I enjoyed it so much, so much more.
[quote=StarryDreaming]Just wow, this is not a bad book, I just really liked all of the different parts.
[quote=GreeceCulture]I could not love this book much, but it was great to see so little of the usual stuff that has been put before you. The story was more of the usual stuff, the characters, their personalities, and even the characters themselves, so I couldn’t wait to play along with that feeling. There was some humor, as well, like the narrator has a huge amount of depth in his characters and their quirks. It was pretty short, but felt like it felt like the author intended to make the reader feel something. Definitely worth it.
[quote=Mummy]I never really understood why so many girls would feel like this book was bad, but one of the points I made as I read and read was that I couldn’t pick out what type of sex a girl would try and find fun or different. I’d love if the author changed characters so that they are more interesting to the reader, and as in, that the characters would fit the story better. If so, I would love