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We start this marvelous, awe-inspiring, journey with a classically lovable approach - we find Castor living on the streets - and yet, even from the very first chapter, I began to love Castor more and more. It's truly a rare thing to bond with the character from the first chapter; it takes very powerful writing to do such a thing. Mrs. Devon keeps the chapters flowing so smoothly that I could not put this book down. After we get a proper introduction to Castor's lowly existence on the street and discovering more of who he is, something terribly sad happens. He is tranquilized, taken from everything he knows and cares about, and caged. A needle is injected into his body. And then wings begin to sprout from his body. Then he is put in another cage - a permanent one. He is forced to endure horrendous beatings and death and despair. He is also forced to fight brutally deadly matches. But throughout all the agony, he has hope. I recommend this book to anyone - whether you're a dog-lover or cat-lover or anywhere in between, you will be cheering for Castor the whole way through.

I absolutly loved this book! I thought it was a cute book. There were some parts i didn't like,like the part that Balto died or when the dogs got sold to the museum but then there were some happy parts like when Balto took the lead and got them to nome in time and everybody got better because of the serium HORRAY FOR BALTO.(he saved the day.)

This book is really cool it's every thing a dog needs so you guys should read and I know you think the cover is cute buts about what you read.

my favorite book by far its just a awesome book and i very so recommend reading this book its amazing.

The book is about a bunch of creatures that is in a little boys house. Some of the creatures names are Wocket, ZAMP, Nink, Woset, Jertain, Zlock, Zelf. Zable, Ghair, Bofa , Geeling, Zower, Nupboards, nooth grush, Yeps, Tellar, Nellar, Gellar, Dellar, Bellar, Wellar, Zellar, and Cellar and that's all the names.

i want to read this bookkkkk!!!!!!!!!

I love this book but I have not read the whole thing I'm on chapter 5 and I have enjoyed reading it. I liked when she said she wants to get in Mrs. Dirty laundry that was a funny part of the book.

Its a great book but at times the timing in the book switching from day to night or vise versa.

What can I say about Struck by Lightning? First of all, it's nothing like what you would think. The book isn't the fantasy of a high school nobody; it's the struggle of a young adult fighting his way through his messed-up life. This book is the diary of Carson Philip's sorry life and the things he does to make it better. It's hard, though; his dad left his mother when Carson was ten, his mother is an alcoholic junkie, and his grandmother, the one person he truly loves, is in an assisted-living facility because of Alzheimer's. Not only that, but the world seems determined to make sure that Carson can't get into his dream college. Even his school life is terrible. In his words, Carson knows that he is "the only person in this town whose IQ is larger than [their] shoe size". His school newspaper is failing; the seniors that took such great care of it left the previous year, and the new members don't care enough to actually write anything. But after a humiliating incident at homecoming, Carson has had enough. Apparently, the college he wants to go to now wants more than clubs; they want a full literary magazine. Carson isn't popular. He can't make people do things himself, and so he turns to the one tool he has left: blackmail. Yes, this book may have some things that younger kids can't handle. But for anybody who is a teenager or high-schooler, this book is a funny, dark, and relatable story of Carson Phillips' journey through senior year of high school. And trust me: you will not believe the straight-out-of-left-field ending. This book changed the way I looked at life, and I'm pretty sure it'll change the way you look at life too.

Literally my favorite book ever!