Miranda Rack

[Francesca Silvano @signorasilvano]

Teaching a language means educating the mind as well as the heart #pvrhsdwl

[Miranda Rack @mrack2002]

#pvrhsdwl I love learning another language because I am immersed in a new culture and can communicate with many people

[Miranda Rack @mrack2002]

#pvrhsdwl Studying italian provides me with the opportunity to study abroad in college and to make lifelong friends:)

[Ali Belgiovine @ali11234a]

My favorite cultural aspect about Italian culture is by far the food. #pvrhsdwl

[Miranda Rack @mrack2002]

#pvrhsdwl My favorite Italian tradition is celebrating Christmas at my Nonna and Nonno's house and setting up the presepio.

[Miranda Rack @mrack2002]

#pvrhsdwl Studying italian allows me to communicate with my italian grandparents and creates opportunities for study abroad in college.

[Miranda Rack @mrack2002]

#pvrhsdwl My favorite memory was going down to the office while our classmate Alex was named valedictorian.

[Miranda Rack @mrack2002]

@IGyzen #apread18 My book switches from the main character, Jacob, as a 23 year old and him as a 90 year old. It is not the exact same thing as yours, but the idea is the same. Jacob explains his struggles long ago such as the death of his parents and his hard times at the circus.

[Miranda Rack @mrack2002]

@jtsokanos20 Romance novels are also my favorite! I did not expect my book, Water for Elephants, to be very romantic considering it is during the Great Delression on a travelling circus, but the most of the second half was a long awaited love story between 2 main characters. #apread18

[Miranda Rack @mrack2002]

Now that I am finished with WFE, i can truly say that this has been one of the best books I have ever read! The author managed to keep my attention with a book about a Depression era circus and tackled current issues such as domestic violence and animal abuse. #apread18

[Miranda Rack @mrack2002]

I am almost done with Water for Elephants and it is proving to be more action packed and romantic than I thought. The tension between Jacob(main character), his boss and boss’ wife(Jacob’s love interest) is almost at its peak, I can’t wait to see what happens next! #apread18

[Miranda Rack @mrack2002]

#apread18 The story switches between the main character as a 20 year old working on the circus to his life now as a 90 year old in a nursing home waiting to see the circus in town. It is interesting to read his flashbacks from the circus 70 years prior and see what has changed.

[Miranda Rack @mrack2002]

I am reading Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen and I am surprised by how little information is given about the protagonist’s life in the prologue and first chapter. Now 90, the protagonist mentions events from years ago, but not in detail, making me want to learn more. #apread18

[Samuel Paul Canty @samuel_paul11]

Make It Happen. FOR THE MEMES

[Miranda Rack @mrack2002]

Interesting article explaining all about the ban on the OutVets from marching in the parade🍀🌈 #marchpd3 https://t.co/2YiawqX4ix

[Miranda Rack @mrack2002]

Pip's newfound wealth is going to his head and making him feel greedy, interesting point by @hannahepsteinn #marchpd3

[Miranda Rack @mrack2002]

Pip's expectations may not be as great as he thought they would be, I agree with this statement #marchpd3

[Avery Paulen @apaulen20]

#marchpd3 the idea of the convict being Pip's benefactor is an interesting theory that might be true. Interesting point @Este_Bestie

[Miranda Rack @mrack2002]

It's ironic that Pip is a gentleman after living a poor life because good things don't usually happen to the poor #marchpd3

[Miranda Rack @mrack2002]

After spending time with Miss Havisham, it is clear to the readers that Pip will never have enough and will always want more #marchpd3