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November 08, 2007

Wildfire! by Elizabeth Starr Hill

Wildfire
Discussion questions to come. Would you like to post a comment about this book? Tell us what you liked or disliked about it!

Comments

Wildfire was an exiting book. I loved reading it. Wildfire was about a place in the woods that was having wildfires and nobody was allowed to shot fireworks well some kids decided to shot fireworks. They only did one but of course it caused anouther wildfire.

I liked Wildfire because of the adventure. I liked when they had to run away from the fire that started because they set off a firework and the ash hit the tree and lit the branch.

I liked Wildfire's end because Elliot gave the dog to Ben.

I really liked the middle of the book because there was a lot of action with the kids getting chased by wild boars!!!!

Wildfire! was rather nerve racking, especially when the kids were setting off the fireworks even though they weren't supposed to. It was a stupid thing to do. My favorite character was the dog because I just love animals.

i loved wildfire! expesioly when they lit off the fireworks when they wernt supose to.

During Florida's drought times, even when trained people are using the controlled burn method to prevent further fires, things can get out of hand. Adults and children must all be so careful.

The dog in this story reminded me of another title we are reading, No Dogs Allowed! by Bill Wallace. Did anyone else notice some connections between Kristine and Matt from that book and they feelings that Ben had in Wildfire! about wanting a puppy?

Wildfire is awesome because it is a mystery/adventure! And when the "wildfire" was going on it reminded us of last year when we saw and smelled smoke.

Wild Fire was a great and amazing book. My favorite part was when the fireworks made the forest go on fire so Ben had to save the dog.

wildfire was a good book.it wasnt very exciting though.but i thout the best part was when ben cut leg on the line.the dog is like mine.it runs away at big sounds.the smoke reminded me of the smoke at our school.it smelled horrible like 5 dogs barf.bleeh!well at least the book was really good!
from,p.k

this book was very fun to read when I was
reading it I thought someone was going to
get hit and someone did they got hit in the leg will I loved it so I hope you like it bye-bye.!!!!

I hope you like the book WildFire i love the part when they chased the little dog. What was your favorite part?

This was a very exciting book. There were instances of peer pressure when Ben set off fireworks for his friends even though he knew that it would start a fire.

Buddy seem's like an advendures dog. I wise I could have a dog just like him!

This book teaches you not to light fireworks in the woods because it could start a wildfire.

I really enjoyed this book.After reading the first few pages, I found it hard to put down. This story also taught some valuable life lessons.
The suspense really added to it's interest.

I loved this book and how it used descriptive details and big words.

this book was sort of good

the book was sort of boring

the book was good and teaches kids things

the book teaches people to not start wildfires

I JUST READ THIS BOOK I THINK ITS SOOOOOO COOL. OH YA

I REALY LIKE THE WILD FIRE

It was a pretty good book but just a tad bit boring

that was a very exciting book because ben was a great boy that lived with his grandma in the woods

This was a gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood! book

To me the book is about two so call friends working together to escape the wild fire.

When do you expect to post the discussion questions?

Thanks!

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