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  • Rick Riordan's The Lightning Thief

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    eye exams. I’ve never really been interested in reading. Although, that soon changed with a certain book series. Back in middle school, back when I considered whether it was wise to partake in a lobotomy via soup spoon rather than completing a writing assignment, I decided on an arbitrary whim to read a book. That book was The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan. It was a great book filled with engaging,

  • Trouble With Poetry

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    In the "Introduction to Poetry", the speaker argues how readers try to force a meaning out of a poem and over analyze. On the the other hand in the "Trouble with Poetry" the speaker takes a different approach by expressing how many works in literature are no longer original and by virtue it encourages innocence and purity to be part of that process. In the "Introduction to Poetry" the tone of the poem is direct and conversational as he states, "I ask", "I say", "I want" he gives an insistent rhythm

  • Eudora Welty's Synthesis Essay

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    By reading this excerpt, I can tell that Welty had a memorable and interesting childhood. Her use of words help to really put emphasis on events that happened, and make them stand out. She used her language to convey the value of her childhood experiences. Welty did so for anything pertaining to Mrs. Callaway, her first few times checking out books from the library, and the moments when she remembered how much her mother loved to read. From the way Welty describes it, Mrs. Callaway seems like

  • Satire In The 21st Century

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    going for was the meaningful settlers of his time era. Meaningful being the settlers who weren’t lazy as the dickens and, actually could contribute to the overall society. However, Byrd’s informative and explanatory tone was expressed throughout his writing by the use of his ridiculing comments and informational historical excerpts were current for the time being. “The Spaniards had

  • Compare And Contrast Plantation House By Bjelajac

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    These two pieces of writing have an overall focus on plantation houses. Both authors bring their own take on the subject, which results in several noticeable differences between the information that is presented. Similarly, both authors provide a detailed explanation about the outside appearance of these houses, and the architectural structure that was common in these Virginian houses. Yet, Bjelajac seems to bring about different styles of plantations houses and their historical background while

  • Annie On My Mind Analysis

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    class while I was rummaging through the books on the shelf, I came across a book called "Annie on my Mind" by Nancy Garden. The moment I read the summary on the back, I was enticed because it was different and alluring. I was in awe of the author for writing such a novel story. There were so many new scenes that I've never noticed and so many new words that I had never been exposed to before that now expanded my epeolatry. I never enjoyed reading before that moment in time because of lack of interest

  • The Looking Glass Wars Character Analysis

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    “You can get help from teachers, but you are going to have to learn a lot by yourself, sitting alone in a room.”-Dr. Seuss. In life things will be given, but other things are going to have to be done alone. In common day literature, authors use this to show how characters change in novels. In the Looking Glass Wars, Beddor uses situations where characters are in desolation to mature characters in the novel. He uses situations where the characters go through, desolation, rites of passage, and conflict

  • Summary Of Dyslexia By Eileen Simpson

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    I like this essay because the author help me to define what is dyslexia mean. Eileen Simpson provided a standard definition of an existing term by using some example then developmental or specific dyslexia as it technically called. Dyslexia is a learning disability characterized by trouble with reading despite normal intelligence. Simpson summarize controversies in the field of research as he pointed out what is definition of dyslexia and what dyslexia is not . He also give some example to proof

  • Lorax For Dr. Seuss

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    The influence of a book or a movie on your life Books can change my life and have a huge influence on my behavior. We know that when we are reading a book, we are feeding our brain. Last five years, I read a book about the environment and the important of trees.On this essay I will discuss some reason why this book have a strong influence on my life and how they change me. The lorax for Dr.Seuss has changed my behavior, it give me a look of how our future will be when we cut down the trees to

  • Summary Of Reading Lives: Narrative And Identity Formation

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    Jongha Lee(2216798) Reading Lives: Narrative and Identity Formation/ Dr. Karen Scheib 09/29/2015 Narrative Identity Formation The three books Reading our Lives, Living Autobiographically, Pastoral Care, History Lessons and The Redemptive Self cover Narrative Personality Theory. Especially, Reading our Lives is for people who study gerontology, psychology, anthropology and history. The book connected the narrative personality process to the relationship to growing older. Especially the author suggested