Belly Up Book Report

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Belly Up is a Book to Read!

Sometimes people judge a book by their cover, but that should not be how you rate a book. Belly Up may seem silly just by looking at the cover, or it may seem to short and boring, but it is entertaining, realistic, and the suspense keeps you reading. Belly Up should be a book readers consider, and it is definitely worth reading.
Many people like books that are sometimes not so serious, more of a light-hearted book. That is exactly what Belly Up is like. The book is not only fun to read, but it is amusing as well. According to KirkLand Reviews, “the book is action-packed, great fun, and a very entertaining read.” The book has a lot of humor that is shown through the characters. There is also an interesting plot which is about a 12-year-old boy investigating the murder of a hippo with peritonitis. This is entertaining because it is told from the perspective of that 12-year-old boy. This makes it a fun-to-read book and a very exciting book as …show more content…

Many people may prefer a setting and time period that matches their own or is realistic. Belly Up fits both of those necessities. There are numerous examples of relatable experiences in the book Belly Up. For example, there are many times in which the protagonist or main character is sneaking around doing investigations. Other times, the central character is making up lies and deviating from following directions. Both of those signify that this book has relatable experiences. Most of the scenes in the story are very easy to imagine, deeming them realistic. For the most part, the scene is a loud and rambunctious zoo, with few exceptions. This makes the story good because it makes it easier to follow along and most of all, experience the plot as if they are in the book themselves. This component of the book definitely makes the book easier to grasp, book the aspect that makes the book exciting is the

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