Emily DeSantis

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[Emily DeSantis @emanndesantis]

I love Isaaz's humor. This book is one of my favorite books that I've ever read for school! #ENG191FA15

[Emily DeSantis @emanndesantis]

Why is he so obsessed with the chocolate grinder?? Also, it's so interesting that washing your hands is seen as such a crazy act #ENG191FA15

[Emily DeSantis @emanndesantis]

Headlong: Without taking time to think about your actions
Martin jumps into this project without thinking. Title is so fitting!
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[Emily DeSantis @emanndesantis]

I'm not sure how I feel about the ending. It doesn't feel complete. #ENG191FA15

[Emily DeSantis @emanndesantis]

In Headlong, why does he just focus on just art when he has a family to provide for? #ENG191FA15

[Emily DeSantis @emanndesantis]

I really liked Pictures from Brueghel. It was a little easier to read than some of the other poems we've been exposed to. #Eng191FA15

[Emily DeSantis @emanndesantis]

Loved going to the MET and analyzing a painting. Got a couple strange looks while taking notes! #Eng191FA15 #museum

[Emily DeSantis @emanndesantis]

Very interesting yet confusing poem. Looking at the picture before reading helped. Excited to delve further into it in class! #ENG191FA15

[Emily DeSantis @emanndesantis]

It's ironic how it takes a con man, someone that deceives and lives a lie, to help the Kittredge's discover who they truly are. #eng191fa15

[Emily DeSantis @emanndesantis]

"What is remarkable about these pictures is not the quality or quantity of the work but the fact that it existsat all" -Lyon
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