Earthquake

The magnitude of the quake reached to 7.1 that shook Christchurch at 4:35am on the 4th of September 2010. Five months later on the 22nd of February 2011 12.51pm an after shock had struck the city. The magnitude was 6.3 though the magnitude of o.8 was lower, many of houses and buildings have been  damaged. In the city centre twenty two people was buried under the cathedral. In September after the earthquake erupted only a few people got injured. The February earthquake was unusually destructive the February quake was a fault that is only 6 kilometers southeast of Christchurch. The ground shook more violently in the February quake because the earthquake was more shallower than the September quake. In February 2011 earthquake there was far more damaged that caused liquefaction particularly in the eastern suburbs of Christchurch.

By: Amanda

Book review

Guardians of ga’ hoole

Guardians of Ga’hoole is  about an owl named Soren was kidnapped and was taken to the st. Aegolius school for orphaned owls he has longed to see his sister  Eglantine but she was through with some terrible  words and Soren’s mentor Ezylryb has vanished so and then Soren will  must have to embark a perilous quest to save Ezylryb. Afterwards Soren has to face to face with the ruler of st. Aggies Before they destroy the owl kingdom

I predict that this book is for 11 to 14

This book is suitable about an owl that has to save the owl kingdom before it gets destroy.

Mothers day

Charlie and the chocolate factory

Charlie and the chocolate factory.

Charlie Bucket is a poor boy whose family can barely afford to buy food.

Charlie is fond of chocolate, but he only receives  one chocolate bar every year on his birthday. There is a golden ticket that has hidden inside the wrapper of the chocolate and Charlie was hoping to get one to go to Willy Wonkas amazing chocolate factory.

I predict that this book can be for 10 to 12.

I think that this book is suitable for anybody to read this is such a amazing cool book.

women in world war, 1, 2 and present

Footprint on the sand poem