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=**Reading Logs Term 3:      **=

(and this is what other people write not me.)

**Book 14: THE TEMPLE OF THE RUBY OF FIRE**  by **Geronimo Stilton** Plot summary Geronimo's old friend, Professor Paws von Volt, sends the gang airplane tickets so they can join him on the Amazon River. While they wait to meet up with the professor, a tail-pinching crab, a prickly sea urchin, stinging jellyfish, and an injection-happy doctor all target Geronimo. Is he having fun? NO.At last, the professor arrives --- in the coolest submarine ever. He asks for their help in finding an ancient Incan temple, which holds an enormous ruby. Evil rodents that are destroying the rain forest complicate the group's quest. As the adventure unfolds, Geronimo learns some fascinating history. He also discovers how to improve the future of our world. Personal Opinoin: This book me to take any chances you have even though you are not brave enough. Because it might just turn out perfect.

**Book 21: THE WILD, WILD WEST** by **Geronimo Stilton**

Geronimo and his family are crossing the Arizona desert when they find a Wild West town called Cactus City. They gear up, saddle up, and gallop until they find rooms for rent. Geronimo goes into the saloon, and before you can say "cheese," big rough Mick Muscle tries to pick a fight with him. Geronimo keeps narrowly avoiding a fight with him, but finally Mick challenges Geronimo to a gunfight! Before that can happen, Geronimo accidentally beats him in a fight --- to everyone's amazement (especially Geronimo's!).

Wicked Whiskers, a bully dressed as a sheriff, rides into town and starts throwing his weight around. Wicked Whiskers challenges Geronimo to a rodeo match, and the winner will have to tame the creature called Bessie. Gulp! First, though, Geronimo and his family need to hit the trail for three days to reach the ranch of Wicked Whiskers. Will Geronimo survive being a cowrat? And if he does, will he survive meeting a beast the likes of which he's never seen? You'll find out in THE WILD, WILD WEST, which is also chock-full of facts about the west, song lyrics, and even a recipe for black bean soup.