idab'sadventures2

Dear Ms Welker, 

I am reading Ida B and her plans to maximize fun avoid disaster and (possibly)save the world.I am on chapter 30 and I predict that Ida B 's life will be better than it was before. But I am still wondering if I'm right!

This is after I read. So I wonder why the author used the simile apologizing was like spring cleaning. I feel this book is good because I can really picture this in my head. It is also really emotional. Ida B is getting better at being nice. Why does Ida B talk to the trees? The answer to my question is that they were her only friends when she was little.I think that Ida B has her own village of trees that she can talk to and that is really cool. Also why did Ida B want to hurt the old tree. The answer to my question is she was REALLY mad! Finally I had trouble with the word Calamity. I asked my dad and he said that it meant really really bad things happening all over. I can predict from that word that she wasn't happy.

Idab's adventures1

Dear Ms Welker ,
I have been reading Ida B by Kathrine Hannigan.
I predict that Ida B will get nicer.She was mean because
her mom had cancer and her dad sold part of her orchard
so she got really mad at them and she hated school.But her mom and dad
made her go back to school.She went to school 4 years ago.I had trouble with
the word bladdered. I asked my dad and he said it means blown up.
Ana

My first reading post due next Friday.Yeah!