13 Minutes: Book Review

Sheila Sharp was sleeping over at a friend’s house, while a neighbor’s son, Justin Smartt and John’s friends, Dana Wingate were sleeping over at the Sharp’s in Cabin 28. The following morning Sheila returned from her sleepover to witness the horrific scene of her mother, brother, and Dana’s murdered bodies lying on the floor. All three were killed

Also, you want to keep reading to know if Kim is going to die. I have not read any of the Ann Dee Ellis book’s but I will look for her books now. I would recommend this book to other people because it may be 346 pages but goes way faster than you think. I would recommend it to people they love funny and sad book at the same time. It also a good read because you kinda relate to this person because these girls are you age and they go through jealous. At the end I would definitely would read again if got the

Some people never outgrow the need to know, the constant wondering of why? Or what if? Written to answer some of these questions, What If? Reminds us of the joy of discovery and the drive to figure it all out.

Nikki expressed how she was sick of them acting out. The argument escalated into more physical abuse. If only this time nikki knew that this particular fight would end in a bad tragedy. Jas hit her mother with a vase over the head. Investigators say that was thee first sign of blood drawn. As nikki was trying to fight back tas stabbed her. After more fighting Jas starts to choke her mother with a ribbon medallion she won when she was younger. After being hit back jas picks up the knife to stab her mother. After all the verbal and physical abuse the twins dragged her to the bathtub in the master's bedroom. During the interview with jas and tas they state that when they put her into the tub she was still alive. Jas said her mother's last word were “ I hate you. You're going to jail.” Jas told her mother she was sorry. After cleaning up the bloody mess the girl walked to school arriving two hours late. Students said that they act as if it was a normal day. The twins came home and they thought the police may have been there unfortunately they were not. Jas managed to flag down a officer passing through in her neighborhood. She told the officer that someone had killed her mother. She said her and her sister missed the bus but immetimatley start to walk to rockdale high school. They told officers that they made it to every class on time. The officer indicated that it seem as if she tried to put up a fight at the moment she was being killed but there was no sign of forced entry. Officers focus on the boyfriend as the prime suspect. After investigating they soon come to realize he had nothing to do with the murder. During interviews with the twin detective started to notice that they had many injuries bite mark, scratches, and more. Detectives immediately started to focus on them, But the twins were stick to their stories. Since detectives did not have a solid case the was forced to let them go. Haneef

Angelyn Mitchell interprets Chopin’s work “The Story of an Hour” as a feminist piece of work. She believes that Chopin wants to prove the double conscience of females, which is when women connect their inner self with their outside and gain freedom. “In ‘The Story of an Hour,’ the quest for freedom is complicated by three important factors: biological determination, patriarchal social conditioning, and the patriarchal institution of marriage.” Mitchell uses Mrs. Mallard’s heart condition to show biological determination. “Richards, a friend of her husband, rushes to relate the sad news of his death before someone ‘less careful, less tender’ can do so.” Patriarchal social conditioning is shown by showing that Mrs. Mallard does not act as a woman

The book I read was ‘Three Little Words.’ It is written by Ashley Rhodes-Courter. This book was published in 2008. It was published in New York, New York. The book was published by Atheneum Books for Young Readers Company. It has a total of 336 pages. Three Little Words is organized in chapters. It has a total of 13 chapters.

Stacey asked if he could be part of the jury and Mr. Jamison explained to him how it worked. The next few days they were waiting for TJ’s trial. Clarence, little Willie, and Stacey were planning to go to the Trial. Stacey asked Cassie if she wanted to go to the trial with him, but Cassie seemed scared so Stacey said nevermind. The next day when Stacey, and the others were about to go to Strawberry to go watch the trial Cassie, and the other Logan kids came with them. When they got to the trial they saw that TJ wasn’t there yet, and that they couldn’t sit anywhere because there was only so much seats for colored people. They saw Jeremy and they spoke for a while. The boys then had to use the bathroom, and Cassie was going to get a drink from the water fountain. When Jeremy saw this he immediately got Cassie, and The other Logan kids, and explained to them that those aren’t for colored people. They would get into trouble if they saw them using the bathrooms, and the water fountains. Stacey came and said that TJ was in the court room.

Although everything may seem like it fits perfectly, sometimes people just tell you what you want to hear. Ariana’s last two years have been filled with Kaitlynn sob stories about how she was wrongfully committed. After Briana Leigh’s confession her story all fell into place. This lead to Ariana taking a drunk Briana Leigh to a lake and drowning her. Ariana couldn’t believe that she ever thought Kaitlynn had lied to her. Just like always, Ariana formed a plan. This time, her plan was to get Kaitlynn out of Brenda T. so that they could finally move on with their lives like they always daydreamed about. When Kaitlynn finally does get out, they meet at the lake, where Briana Leigh Covington was killed. In this part of the book, Kaitlynn’s walls

She talks a lot about the stress of seeing so many ill people, some of those whom she can help but also on occasion those whom she cannot. The author also discusses her busy and intense schedule, sometimes writing about a log of events that occurred over a weekend, chronicling her lack of sleep and encounters with stressful situations. She also talks about how much she enjoys her job, all of the events and people that make it worthwhile, yet she still seems to struggle with these feeling of overwhelming stress.

She was very scared and frightened when the lights came on. She found herself in a corner in a suite room. A man was sitting beside her, staring at her. He told her that he knew what she was after and she will never get it. She looked at him carefully and she realized that it was Tanner. He help up her phone and said that you won’t be needing this anymore. He then threw it out the window and it went into the sea. As Mindy was struggling, Steve Bendle walked in the door. He looked very old, but he seemed quick on his feet. He walked up to Mindy and ripped the tape off of her mouth. Mindy felt pain from the tape on her mouth. She told Tanner and Steve that you will never get away with this. Tanner pulled out his gun and pointed it at Mindy’s

The Girl on The Train by Paula Hawkins is phenomenal. This book is filled of twists, and turns. Beautifully written, and it keeps you on the tip of your toes. Hawkins wrote this book to keep you on your toes. This book consists of one main character and she made it to be focus on another character in the end of the book. This was phenomenally written, and I definitely recommend it to anyone and everyone.

After all this, the blackmailer had reappeared, creating a Facebook profile which used the photo of Amanda’s breasts as the profile picture and contacting her classmates at her new school. Because of this happening all over again, she was teased and eventually moved schools a second time. However, she came into contact with an old friend online and the friend invited her to his house where they ended up having sex while his girlfriend was on vacation. The following week, the boy’s girlfriend and 15 of her friends confronted Amanda about sleeping with her boyfriend. They shouted insults at her and also the girlfriend had physically attacked Amanda by punching her in the face and she fell to the ground and she stayed laid in a ditch where her

In ___Eleven______, author ____Sandra Cisneros________ reveals a theme: _ that even though we mature, we never forgot our experiences from past emotional events. __. The story is about… about a young narrator who just turned eleven, and that growing up will let you experience new responsibilities and expectations. Even though that you are eleven that day, sometimes you won't feel like it due to your younger habits.

Green was exhilarated with excitement that he was finally going to get his own mansion and he was going to share it with his beautiful and wonderful wife Mrs. Lindsey (Peacock) Green and she was in on the whole thing because she wanted Plum down and out of the spot light. When Joana came out of her imagination wonderland she realized she wasn't alone. Josh and Lindsey were right beside of her and they gave Joana, her cold breakfast and confiscated her phone so she couldn't call or text anymore. When she assumed she couldn't stand she still attempted to and when she did Joana realized she wasn't tied up anymore. Joana went to take a swing at Green, but Peacock grabbed her arm and was going to try to break it. Green shouted at the top of his lungs "STOP! We need her looking fine and well." Peacock threw her are down and White was absolutely angry, so when Peacock was holding her arm, She got her phone back! After she ate she tried to call Bob again and he answered she was so exhilarated to hear his voice and he was extremely excited to hear that she was OK. Joana told Bob the entire story and Green and Peacock's plan to destroy him. Once she finished Bob spoke to his lawyer to go and call Mr. and Mrs. Josh Green to go to court and the hearing would be in one week. So, they communicated with each other until 11:45 and Joana started speaking with him at 7:55 they stopped talking at 11:45, because Joana was about to leave with the Greens and Bob had to get ready for work. Joana had to leave because the Greens needed this desperately, but no

Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult, is about a boy who has been bullied his whole life and he decides to take matters into his own hands. He comes to school with guns and shots every person who has ever bullied him, except the girl he was in love with. This book is important to me because it shows what bullying and depression can make people do, how it can destroy many people’s lives. This book reminds me of real life, how depression can make people do awful things, but it doesn’t mean they are awful people. It shows how some people need help to be guided down the right path, which is what I try to do.