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Advice I would give them is: You’re not in love. What you think you feel is a fantasy and is not based in reality. If you truly want to have a relationship with one another, getting married on the first day and killing yourselves is not the best idea.
@MrSnyderXav
When someone takes away a little bit of freedom but is rewarding, it results in desperate strives of power. This connects with the Book Thief because it helps readers better understand how Hitler rose to power, and how certain people reacted in times of despair.
@MrSnyderXav I would prefer to read Three Dark Crowns because it seems like an interesting and original plot that may be able to interest student more into literature.
@MrSnyderXav I would like to read Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief for school. Not only does it have a new, fun, humorous, and exciting plot, but after we finish the book students will be encouraged to continue the series.
@MrSnyderXav I would like to re-read Finally for school because the main character is funny, relatable, and interesting. Her clumsy actions make a funny scenario for regular social middle school problems.
@MrSnyderXav I would want to read The Honest Truth for school because it sounds like a well written book that could be relatable or interesting to students my age.
@MrSnyderXav I would like to read “Carrie” for school because it seems like an interesting book that can teach students the brutality of some people’s lives in an extreme condition.
I am only wanted to please his father and be a true leader. But by chasing Zélie and falling in love, he learns what his father really did and how he could help the maji and become a real leader.
#itsLit2018#day19
The worse page I read this week is the first page in ‘Chasing Vermeer,’ rather than creating an intense, gripping, and mysterious atmosphere, it feels confusing and dragging/boring.
#itsLit2018#day29
In “Flora and Ulysses,” after the squirrel was run over and learned to read, type, and fly, he discovered he loved poetry. In his free time he typed poetry for Flora.
#IsLit2018#day27
In stead of “Chasing Vermeer,” I would title the book “Coincidental Occurances.” This is because an important part of the book is coincidences and it has a more dramatic tone, as oppose to ‘Chasing Vermeer,’ because the reader knows Vermeer later in the book.
#itsLit2018#day26
Instead of Inan dying in “Children of Blood and Bone”, perhaps he could have escaped with his dad, and then throughout the upcoming series, been a rival of Zélie and her friends.
#ItsLit2018#day25