Brian Farrey's 'Vengekeep Prophecies': Summary

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(10+can read it) My Summary! “Vengekeep Prophecies” written by Brian Farrey is a good book for kids. The main message of this week's reading is always be careful who you come upon. If you don’t be careful of who you come upon, you’ll meet someone who you really like. If you meet someone, then you’ll have to betray that person which will make them really sad. You’ll have to betray that person because you might get orders from your leader to betray that person. In this case Jaxter got orders from Edilman to betray the Dowager. First this happened, Jaxter meets Da’s long lost friend and they unite together to help save Vengekeep. (Da is Jaxter’s Dad)After that this happened, Jaxter and Callie finds out that Edilman has the “Death Sentence”. …show more content…

One reason why I’m enjoying this book is because page 252. What happens in this part of the story is that Jaxter gets hurt trying to break out from the Dowager’s walls. I really liked this part because the author did a good job at explaining it, so that I can picture it in my mind. I like that because when I visualize it helps me understand the text better. Another reason why I really enjoyed this part is because Jaxter gets hurt, not that I want him to get hurt, but it’s because I like when people get hurt cause I really want to see what the other characters will do to help him. That interests me because I really like helping people, and so if they decide not to help it justs helps me react and get into the story, which is why I really like this part of the story. Another reason why I like this book is because of pages 242-244. What happened in pages 242-244 is that they were putting their plan in action, but the only problem was that the Dowager didn’t show up so Jaxter had to find her. Once Jaxter found her, they began talking to each other. That was good because Jaxter was distracting the Dowager. I like this part because the Dowager is willing to let out the truth and it just shocks me that she would do that, and tell the truth, and that really got me into that part which is why I like that part. Another reason why I like this part is because I like telling the truth, I really like that because she is being loyal to |Tyrius”(which was Jaxter) while Jaxter lied to the Dowager. The last reason why I am really enjoying this book is because of pages 245 and 246. What happens in this part

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