Katie’s Blog

Betrayed: A House Of Night Novel (book two)                                                                                                                                                St. Martin’s Press ©2007, 310 pp.
P.C Cast and Kristin Cast
Zoey Redbird is a pretty average sixteen year old girl. She has a boyfriend (or two… or three…). She has friends, Steve Rae, the Twins, Damien. She hangs out and does normal teenage stuff. But Zoey Redbird is not normal. She has been “marked” to become a vampyre. Zoey is very special. Her mark is colored in. She also has tattoos added to her mark because in first book she goes through hell to save her mortal (kind of) ex-boyfriend. Because of her tattoos that she got from the goddess Nxy, Zoey is more powerful then any other fledgling vampyre. Zoey’s human friends are being killed. All the evidence points to the House of Night (Zoey’s school).
This quote from the novel gets the book going: “‘Shush and listen to what she is saying,’ Stevie Ray said. Continuing to be surprised by how weird they were acting, I shushed and listened. ‘So, to repeat our lead story tonight-the search continues for Union High School teenager Chris Ford. The seventeen-year-old disappeared yesterday after football practice.’ ’hey-I know him!’” After reading this quote, I could not put the book down. I recommend this book to anyone who has read  Twilight or Marked or likes to read romances and fantasies.

-Katie

Name: Katie

Age: 14

Music: ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (alternative is cool to ) I DON”T CARE WHAT YOU SAY BUT LINKIN PARK IS THE BEST BAND EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hobbies: cliff diving, tang soo do, reading, writing,  watching CSI, NCIS, FLASHPOINT (and other show that have to do with guns and/or forensics), blogging, cooking, drawing, playing bass clarinet and guitar

When I Grow Up I Want to be a Prima Ballerina and a super fairy princess!! (j/k) I wan’t to do something with forensics.

“Do you define a person by their actions or their intentions, why?” is the question we had to answer.  I used this post to help me answer the question: http://dmcordell.blogspot.com/. I think you should judge people on their intentions. Lets say your son needs a heart because his is failing. You try to tell the people in the hospital but their is so many people there. No one in the hospital is listening to you.  If your son doesn’t get this heart soon he will die. You pull out a gun and hold the entire hospital hostage. You don’t want to hurt anyone but you need the heart for your son and you need someone to listen to you. None of the hostages are listing. You get really frustrated and shoot one of your hostages. You are sent to jail. Your trial comes up and the judge asks you probably the most clichéd question: Why did you do it?  You explain to the judge about your son. The judge considers your intentions and gives you community service.
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I had to make a video on Rosa Parks for school.