One of my favorite books, probably my favorite, is Lord of the Flies. This book is about a group a orphaned boys who's airplane crashes on an island in the middle of the Pacific. After they recover, they pick a leader. The leader finds a conch shell, which is used in meetings. Any person who is holding the conch, can speak. Any one without the conch can't speak except the leader. After awhile, a group of the boys split of and start to become savages. They trey to bring other boys into the tribe, and also tease and torment the younger boys. Finally at the end, if the boys hadn't died (three did) then they had joined the savages. Except for one. The leader. So the savages trey to kill him. They try and try again, but they can't. Finally they burn the island. The old leader then has to flee and they chase him across the island. When they get to the other side and there just about to kill him, they spot a man on the beach. The man is a Navy captain, and he takes them aboard. And that was the end of the book.
That is way this is my favorite book.
P.S. If you want to know way the books called Lord of the Flies, you will have to read it yourself.
4 comments:
Sounds like a good book, Dane. A little depressing, though... Still, if I have some free time, I'll take a look at it. Who knows? I might enjoy it!
I read this book as an eighth grader at LMS. It is one of my favorites also.
hay dane i know that the book and the movie might not be the same but i sayw the movie and everything that you just said about the book lard of the flys is what they had in the movie. the end was the best with the "army dude" just sanding there on the bech like he was wayting there for them.i wonder what happens to the savadge kids yaknow like if they whent to prisan or somthing. well if they did go to prison they should be put in the hole for a long time for what they did. anyway i'll see you later.
Hi Dane. I never read that book. I'v never heard of it either. Sound pretty sweet though. Is it a very long book or is it short? I read the book Where the Red Fern Grows in third grade, and that is the only book I ever really liked reading since then.
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