A Beautiful Day Essay

Allison groaned and stared out her window at the world around her. "What a gloomy day for the first day of summer." She mumbled as she opened up the window,

Thea wakes up first, so she wakes Lily up and they play on their floor for a while until Tom comes in and joins them, Toms says that it's good to let you child side out once in a while. Addison comes in the room and says that breakfast is ready and that everyone should come and sit at the table. Tom and the girl's go and sit at the table and it's full of food again.

as if Andromeda was way too beautiful for her own good, so beautiful that, when the night fell and she laid to watch the stars, the stars watched her back, and every night they fell deeper in love with each other, but Andromeda couldn't be with the ones she loved, since they were so far

Night by Elie Wiesel and Life Is Beautiful directed by Roberto Benigni are both detailed stories of the Holocaust experienced by a father and a son. However, both feature different tones during the stories. Night uses a depressing and dark tone, while Life Is Beautiful incorporates an optimistic and joyful tone. Weisel recalls the many horrific acts witnessed and how he tried to always be with his father. Whereas in Life Is Beautiful Guido (the father) tries to convince Joshua, his son, that this is simply for fun and they know nothing bad is going to happen. The tone in Night is depressing and centered around the

In today’s modernized world, it is crucial to be able to comprehend and recognize conflicts dealing with racial tensions due to the increased growth of diversity in nations all over the world. Countries like North America are inhabited by people of different backgrounds, cultures, and colors. Since there is intermingling among everyone, the differences between the diverse ethnic backgrounds could stir up trouble which can lead to serious skirmishes like Watts Rebellion in 1965. To prevent and weaken the strength of racial tension, the citizens of the United States must be educated about racial problems before being released into the real world. The best approach towards racial equity begins in the classroom and through

Ann and Emily needed to finish their breakfasts before they head off to school. Ann and Emily begin to walk out the door. As soon, as Emily and Ann get to school they say their goodbyes as, Emily goes to the

Soon the day had come, and Margo was ready. She had invited her classmates to come and watch her take off into space so they could feel what she had gone through the day the sun had come out. Margo approached the rocket ship shivering like the day she had entered the courtroom. As she stepped in and looked around she smiled to herself. “I’m going

On the walk to the car, we pause to soak in the night’s sky. The moon is half-full with stars that twinkle as diamonds. Malcolm takes my hand and holds it tight. “It feels like old times” I whisper. And add, “As promised, the Universe delivers.”

Walking outside in the bright warm morning, I look up at the bright blue sky as the birds fly above my neighborhood. Opening my car door from my keys, I crouch down to step into my car. I sent my car to it's normal morning route and it stars me on my way to school. As my auto driving car sets out to school, I touch up on my

Imagine living a life where majority of your family thinks you’re dead but the government knows you’re alive and is trying to hunt you down. This is exactly how Daniel, known as Day, lives his life in the book Legend, published in 2011 by __________. Throughout this 352 page science fiction book you’re taken on an adventure between the perspectives of two seemingly different people. The author, Mary Lou, writes of June who’s a fifteen year old girl born into wealth and of Day, also fifteen, who comes from the poor sectors. This dystopian novel is full of unexpected turns keeping the reader engaged and never wanting to put the book down.

Jazz let out a yawn. The sun was dipping underneath the horizon, painting everything in hues of pink and orange, and she yearned for a comfortable bed and a good night’s rest. A night of rest in her old house,

In the novel The Ladies Paradise, Emile Zola describes the rise of consumerism in the 19th century while also highlighting the characteristics of the modern department store. Zola follows the main characters of Denise and Mouret to depict this transformation of modern Paris. Although The Ladies Paradise is a novel, which portrays the modern day department store, Zola creates a modern fairy tale plot line that lies within the shop doors of the Ladies Paradise. In the novel Denise is portrayed as the princess figure with a rags-to- riches story where she becomes a princess at the end of the novel.

Brooke knew that she should’ve been awake thirty minutes ago to get ready for school, but she had absolutely no motivation. Brooke was a student at North Shore High School, in San Jose, California. It was her first day of the last year of high school at the school she had nothing but hate for. Brooke loved sports, but didn’t like the fact that she had to go to school to play sports. She was involved with many activities and clubs, like volleyball, basketball, art club, choir and many others.

One day I walked towards the whirligig, where I would meet Jane every single day until school started again, but today, she wasn’t here. I waited and waited for her and thought after all our weeks of talking and laughing that she was going to turn her back on me and leave me here alone, again. Staring into the sun has been my hobby this whole time, so I just looked at its brightness, and fell asleep right there.

It was already late, so she hurried up and ate her scrumptious dinner, got in the shower, and went to bed. After she got out of the shower her, Dad was home from work.