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Skeleton Creek was a great book that included drama and confidence. I think the Ryan and Sarah were confident, and had drama in the book because a lot went on. They would hang out no matter what. But one time they went to a place where no one was aloud. Ryan had broke his leg trying to get out of the place. They got caught by their parents and said they couldn’t hang any more. But they refused to do what they had told them. So they still hang out they just sneak out at night. They had got caught once again so Sarah had to move. Ryan had a good idea they would text each other and email each other, it had worked for a while but not as well as they thought it would. The two main characters are Ryan and Sarah. Ryan and Sarah are like the best
The book Trouble,by Gary D. Schmidt, is based on the Smith family who lives in Blythbury-by-the-Sea, which is a small, quiet town by the Atlantic Shore. The family believes that if you build your house far enough from trouble, trouble will not be able to find you. Then, abruptly, their life takes a turn for the worse and trouble finds them. Henry, the youngest of the Smith family, and Franklin, the oldest of the Smith boys, planned a trip to climb the mountain of Katahdin, but now, because of the trouble, Henry sets out to climb it with his best friend Sanborn. On this journey, he meets the person who started the trouble in his family, Chay Chouan, who goes with him. The two characters Henry and Chay have characteristics and traits that are the same, but they also have very different personalities and backgrounds and family styles.
High school buddies and members of the swim team Walker, Nortie, Lion and Jeff accept the challenge to participate in Stotan week, a week of rigorous swim training that pushes them beyond physical pain and tests their moral fiber, changing their lives forever. In the novel Stotan by Chris Crutcher a team of teenagers and best friends brace themselves for what’s going to be the hardest week of their lives mentally, physically, and emotionally. A “Stotan” is a cross between a stoic and a Spartan. Through this time of hardship they learn about friendships, relationships, dealing with cancer, racism, and physical abuse. Each of the four best friends learn more and more about each other and help each other when they need help. They come together as a group, team, and family. Each of them have a tremendous conflict that can not be resolved with just one persons help. They all help each other repair the emotional scars if one of them were suffering. They all have one thing in common which was that they all want to be the best they can be and being so determined. In Stotan By Chris Crutcher four boys Walker, Jeff, Nortie, and Lion experience a time of emotional and physical turmoil with the only way to overcome these barriers is to come together as a team with determination in mind.
Starting at a young age, the main characters lives are intertwined. They form a special bond, which have both positive and negative affects on their relationship. At the time when Jim and Antonia are growing up, a rigid social structure exists in Nebraska. This social difference contributed to the creation and alteration of their friendship; in part, it is responsible for their behavior toward one another.
Up until and during the mid -1800’s, women were stereotyped and not given the same rights that men had. Women were not allowed to vote, speak publically, stand for office and had no influence in public affairs. They received poorer education than men did and there was not one church, except for the Quakers, that allowed women to have a say in church affairs. Women also did not have any legal rights and were not permitted to own property. Overall, people believed that a woman only belonged in the home and that the only rule she may ever obtain was over her children. However, during the pre- Civil war era, woman began to stand up for what they believed in and to change the way that people viewed society (Lerner, 1971). Two of the most famous pioneers in the women’s rights movement, as well as abolition, were two sisters from South Carolina: Sarah and Angelina Grimké.
life without them once they leave. The stories both discuss the challenges that they both must
I chose this memoir after reading the brief summary because it’s a true story, told by Ryan Smithson himself. His story is an account of a teenager, only a few years older than my peers and I. I had skimmed through the first chapter, and was captivated.
I do not agree with Emilys deed, but admire her inflexible love. She reminds me to be careful when choosing a beloved. It is important to find someone who suits you. The other protagonist, Sarty, shows strong self-awareness. He is young, but he is able to determine right and wrong.
Tragedy, however, almost strikes as the narrator takes this break from reality. As the family reaches Miles City, Montana, the two young children become captivated by the thought of swimming in a refreshing pool. No adults are aloud into the pool area during the lunch break, but the children are still able to take a swim with the lifeguard present. As the narrator steps out of sight, the youngest girl’s curiosity captures her, and she almost drowns in the pool. Meg had nearly submerged before the mother had a vague premonition that something on this afternoon is very wrong. Running toward the pool, the girl’s parents reach her in time, but this incident seeps much deeper as the mother gains wisdom and identity from the experience.
...tions of the first paragraph. The setup of the story definitely builds of tension because the entire time you are learning about the personalities of theses girls and the way there school is run. You learn all about them and all you want to know is why. Wanting to know why the girls walked out of school keeps you reading the entire story and makes the huge scene at the end even more meaningful.
I picked The Longest Ride as my movie to show examples of Luke Collins and Sophia Danko in relationship stages because I recently watched the movie and remembered it having a good story, building up a relationship, but also having problems and breaking up. This movie does an excellent job showing the first four stages: initiating, experimenting, intensifying, and integration. On the other hand the last four stage: differentiating, circumscribing, stagnating, and terminating, was a little more challenging, in account of them experiencing a break up and then eventually getting back together quickly.
One Tree Hill is an American series that started back in 2003. It is set in a fictional town Tree Hill in North Carolina. One Tree Hill is a nine season story that starts off junior year in high school. Each episode focuses on relationships with friends, partners and parents. This is a hit TV drama, what makes it great is the message behind each plot, relatability, interesting actors, unique soundtrack, and good use of camera angles.
Ryan was really interesting - he is the guy that everyone knows, but really isn't a dickhead. I enjoyed when we were reading about him. He has this standard for himself and when everything falls apart - he just doesn't know how to deal with it.
My recommendation for this book would be that this book is just a fun read, nothing to serious. But yet it's a book were its easy to relate to were a lot of the situations that happen in the book happen in young teenage life as well. Like for example the desperation to fit in. kids will do most likely anything to be part of "the cool group" hopefully not take some sort of pill that will talk to you in your head. But other things like being pressured into talking drugs. Sneaking out of the house to go to some party and not coming back until the next day at dawn without getting caught. These days we do so much and our parents know so little.
With creative words, settings and writing format Stephen Chbosky is able to paint a vivid picture in the readers mind. When Chbosky does this, he makes the reader feel like they are right there in that specific scene. This allows the reader to become a teenager again, it allows them to be a wallflower and take in all that is going on. With his great use of imagery, Chbosky is able to add much needed drama to the book. He makes it seem like you are the teenager and you are the ones going through these struggl...
The main characters consist of two brothers, Sam and Dean Winchester and their angel friend Castiel Novak or Cas who comes on the show about season four.There is also a hunter who used to work with their dad named Bobby Singer, a deceitful demon who is also the King of Hell called Crowley, and other hunters that they encounter while they are trying to rid the world of demons and other supernatural creatures. Most of the other hunters are deceased like Jo, Ellen, and Ash Harville, the Campbell’s, and Kevin Tran, also known as the prophet. The only known hunters that are still alive and hunting are Garth, Charlie and of course Sam and Dean.