Sarah Martin-Moons

[Sarah Martin-Moons @smartinmoons]

@jaimiealessi Do you think this book should be publicized more even though its conflicts were not as pleasing? Do you think this book has a lot to offer in overarching themes/lessons?

[Sarah Martin-Moons @smartinmoons]

@ddemilia21 - self-worth was never compromised due to the morals he embedded in her. #summerapread19

[Sarah Martin-Moons @smartinmoons]

- Atticus in the way that Jem would help him. This may be rooted in the fact that she has never had a strong positive female figure in her life, and feels that she could never equate to a boy, especially not Jem. #summerapread19

[Sarah Martin-Moons @smartinmoons]

@ddemilia21 Other traits caused by the lack of a strong female figure are her distaste towards the principles of marriage, her hesitation to grow up, and her lack of knowledge about womanhood. It is made evident that she struggles during her childhood, however with Atticus raising her, her-

[Sarah Martin-Moons @smartinmoons]

@jaimiealessi She grew up through the traumatic experiences she had back in Maycomb, and the exposure to New York on her own #summerapread19

[Sarah Martin-Moons @smartinmoons]

I began reading Go Set A Watchman by Harper Lee, and although it is the sequel to To Kill A Mockingbird, it could not be more different in the dynamic of the characters. Since it shows how Jean Louise, "Scout", has grown up, Lee makes the change of time very clear #summerapread19

[Sarah Martin-Moons @smartinmoons]

@byun_maddie Although Jean Louise still holds onto the foundation of morals that Atticus taught her, she has matured and developed a new understanding of womanhood. She also faced trauma that shaped her. #summerapread19

[Sarah Martin-Moons @smartinmoons]

@JordynPuzzo Why did you decide to read a book with this theme? Was it mirroring society today? #summerapread19

[Sarah Martin-Moons @smartinmoons]

- superiority, seeing Jean Louise grown up and experiencing the moments of her childhood that shaped her was really eye-opening. I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoyed To Kill A Mockingbird, but is willing to open their eyes to something different (2/2) #summerapread19

[Sarah Martin-Moons @smartinmoons]

I just finished Go Set A Watchman by Harper Lee and I have to say I am pleased with the ending of the book. Although this book was the sequel to To Kill A Mockingbird, it could not have been more different. Even with the overarching theme of racism and white (1/2) #summerapread19

[Sarah Martin-Moons @smartinmoons]

It is interesting to see Jean Louise's thoughts on marriage and its importance. She values Henry rather than valuing his heritage. The back and forth between her and her aunt Alexandra perfectly illustrates the dynamic between old and new customs. #summerapread19

[Sarah Martin-Moons @smartinmoons]

I find it interesting that Jean Louise chooses to stay in the city away from Atticus, even though she knows that he needs her help. I think this is because ever since Jem passed away, Jean Louise feels that she would not be able to fill his shoes and help (1/2) #summerapread19

[Sarah Martin-Moons @smartinmoons]

@ddemilia21 Do you think that this book has taught you anything that you can apply to your life, any life lessons? #summerapread19

[PV Lit Mag @pvlitmag]

Lit Out Loud is this month! (21 days to be exact) Make sure to come out and support our student artists, musicians, and writers! It's going to be a really chill night and a lot of fun! @egunder @VMattPVRHSD @PVHS_Principal @MrMorone

[Sarah Martin-Moons @smartinmoons]

#Farrell11819 #pvrhsdwl Yo fui a la Republica Dominicana.

[Kamala Harris @KamalaHarris]

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[MTV @MTV]

Will truly never get over @blakelively's beautiful #MetGala look ❤️

[Sarah Martin-Moons @smartinmoons]

Tensions of a next World War are growing as Trump is faced to make a decision
#marchpd1 https://t.co/clqSnZlzqK

[Sarah Martin-Moons @smartinmoons]

This is an example of the aftermath left behind by the Syrian Attacks #marchpd1 https://t.co/BBhUbC2zXJ

[USA TODAY @USATODAY]

'Children are dying before our eyes': Images from suspected Syrian gas attack again tell the story https://t.co/8WZM2Au39x

[Sarah Martin-Moons @smartinmoons]

Here is a visual of the effect the attacks had on Douma, provided by CNN. #marchpd1 https://t.co/lbNtUjhsom

[CNN Breaking News @cnnbrk]

Several Syrian activist groups say a toxic gas attack killed dozens of people in Ghouta. The Syrian regime says it's not responsible. https://t.co/CJidkghaHA