Gibs960
07-10-2010, 07:39 PM
I wrote a review for school, 20 mins any good?
Blood Rivals
By Martin Howden
My review is of the book Blood Rivals by Martin Howden. The book is 263 pages long with 33 pictures in the middle. Blood Rivals is the biography of two Twilight actors, Taylor Lautner (Aged 18) & Robert Pattinson (Aged 24).
The book has 26 chapters, 14 chapters for Robert & 12 for Taylor. Although Taylor’s section of the book is 2 chapters shorter than Robert’s, it’s still as detailed as Robert’s section. The book explains the actors childhood, their shoot to stardom and the future of their career. A part of the book that I like is the many different quotes from different magazines and interviews. Something that I think was described with immense detail was Taylor’s karate career. I’ve never really been into biographies but because of this book I’ve been eager to read more biographies and more of Martin Howden’s books.
I would recommend this book to all ages, especially people of around 12, it’s a really good book and for £4.99 it’s well worth the money! I’ve given it to my mum and my sister to read and they both loved it, this just proves my theory!
Daniel Gibs**
Blood Rivals
By Martin Howden
My review is of the book Blood Rivals by Martin Howden. The book is 263 pages long with 33 pictures in the middle. Blood Rivals is the biography of two Twilight actors, Taylor Lautner (Aged 18) & Robert Pattinson (Aged 24).
The book has 26 chapters, 14 chapters for Robert & 12 for Taylor. Although Taylor’s section of the book is 2 chapters shorter than Robert’s, it’s still as detailed as Robert’s section. The book explains the actors childhood, their shoot to stardom and the future of their career. A part of the book that I like is the many different quotes from different magazines and interviews. Something that I think was described with immense detail was Taylor’s karate career. I’ve never really been into biographies but because of this book I’ve been eager to read more biographies and more of Martin Howden’s books.
I would recommend this book to all ages, especially people of around 12, it’s a really good book and for £4.99 it’s well worth the money! I’ve given it to my mum and my sister to read and they both loved it, this just proves my theory!
Daniel Gibs**