Amelia Thermopolis Book Report

In this journal I evaluate why lily decided to leave, question why T-ray is so abusive to Lily and predict where lily where go next. What I have learned from this book is that you don’t need to keep your problems a secret, just tell someone and they will help

Not knowing how her mother would feel Mia crept downstairs and out the doors. When she got outside she was greeted by her brother, sister, dad, and her boyfriend. At the bowling alley, Mia and Erik were in teams against Tara and Johnny and then Jeremih switched with Tara. They played multiple rounds until it was time to go eat. Mia's team had won against Tara's team in bowling. After the game, they went to this nice five-star establishment. For an hour they eat, talked, and laughed at some good memories and new memories.

She also begins to understand emotion better, and think about it. “‘What…. do you love, Lily?’ No one had ever asked me this before. What did I love?” (Kidd 139). Under T. Ray’s care, Lily was still developing her sense of self and beginning to feel deeper, but T. Ray didn’t really allow her to feel or be who she was. When Lily is finally freed from T. Ray’s stifling attitude, she has the freedom to explore being a teenaged girl, and to figure out who she it with Rosaleen, August, May, June and Zach. In the story, Lily is finding out who she is, and how she feels. This new awareness of emotion is imperative to that search. Lily is becoming more aware of her emotions in this

A person can do a lot in a matter of nineteen minutes. Although it may not seem like a very long time, nineteen minutes forever changed the lives of nearly everyone living in Sterling, New Hampshire. Beginning at 10:16, 10 lives would be lost, 19 would be injured, and countless people would live in fear and constantly be brought back to that day. On March 6, 2007, Peter Houghton brought 4 guns into his high school and began shooting, and shooting, and shooting. Peter’s life had been filled with relentless bullying, ever since his first day of Kindergarten.

At this point, Mia continues to follow the hero’s journey into the stage initiation. The initiation has more stages than any other part of the hero’s journey. Instead of facing challenges and trials, Mia begins with a mentor. Her mentor is her grandmother, Queen Clarisse. She teaches her all the things she needs to know about the royal world. Clarisse gives her a full makeover and excuses her for all her absences. Going into challenges and trials, Mia is faced with losing her best friend. She has the chance to become popular and fit in with everyone else but, she has to overcome the fame and all the attention. Leading into temptation she accepts an invitation to Josh Bryant’s beach party, who is the most popular boy in school and it was a dream

A search party set sail for a remote Pacific island this weekend to look for clues about the fate of Amelia Earhart.

She is known as the woman who was never found after a plain voyage across the Atlantic. But that's pretty much all we know about her, but what we don't know is that she had a very challenging life and she also had many talents. Amelia Earhart was a passionate, courageous, and inspiring person to women and people all over the world. Amelia Earhart's personal background, career, and impact on women have all contributed to the person that she is thought of today.

Characters- The Characters in the novel are Rachel Lee, Evan Riley, Briana Riley, Marisol, Mrs. Lee, and Mr. Lee. Rachel Lee is an eighth grader who is not very popular and only has one friend named Marisol. Rachel loves to bake and she is very good at it. Evan Riley is an eighth grader who goes to private middle school. He has a twin sister named Briana Riley. Briana Riley is an eighth grader and goes to Rachel’s middle school and she is a bit of a bully to Rachel throughout the book. Briana is also very popular. Her best friend’s name is Caitlin Schubert. Mrs. Lee is Rachel’s mom and loves cleaning and organizing so she started a cleaning business so she could make money by cleaning. Mr. Lee is Rachel’s dad and has just moved to California to start a scuba diving business.

Amelia Earhart a well-known figure of history, lost during a flight attempt to fly across the world. An aviatrix and the first woman to fly solo over the Atlantic, along with being a feminist of the 20th century. Earhart paved the way for acceptance of women in the workplace. Earhart seemed to rebel against most social standards set for women, she was determined to make her way in the world without a man's help. In the 1920s, it still was rare and was even looked down upon. Society believed a woman’s place was at home in the kitchen or raising children. But Earhart was the opposite, she wore pants, had her hair cut short and worked a good deal. Although she did get married later in life, she did not have children further pursuing her passion

What is someone's favorite thing to do? Is it ride your bike or play outside? Well, Amelia Earhart's favorite thing to do is to ride planes. Not only did she ride planes she was a pilot! She won many honors like a gold medal from the National Society, President Hoover.

Amelia Mary Earhart was born in July 24, 1897 in Atchison, Kansas. She was one of the most well known figures of the 20th century. She was a pioneering female pilot, determined and independent and a supporter of women's rights. In 1908, Amelia saw her first airplane at a state fair, but she wasn’t very impressed. It was only six years earlier that the Wright brothers made their first flight at Kittyhawk, North Carolina. She wanted to be a doctor and enrolled in pre-medical program at Columbia University but left after a year to live with her parents who recently got back together after separating. Then she changed her mind about being a doctor. January 3, 1921 in Los Angeles, Earhart saw her first airshow and took her first plane ride.

Amelia Earhart is one of the most inspiring women of all time. She broke record after record, she proved that women were just as important as men. She proved women could what men could do. Amelia Earhart was not afraid to take risks of it meant she was going to accomplish what she started. She wasn’t afraid to be different she was independent in her own opinions.

Have you ever wanted to know information about Amelia Earhart? Well, I got some information for you. Amelia Earhart was born in Atchison, Kansas on July 24, 1897. Her parents were Amy Otis and Edwin Earhart. Her mother didn’t really do anything except drink and move around and her father was a lawyer.

I believe the main reasons Mia left were because of Adam and the possibilities of her future. Mia grew to despise Adam after everything they went through together. Adam stood by Mia’s side as she recovered and made her decision to go to Julliard. Mia hated Adam for loving her infinitely; “You were so busy trying to be my savior that you left me all alone” (Forman 184). Adam walked on eggshells around her just like everyone else and it pained her to see him do that. Mia also hated Adam for making her stay. Mia remembers little of what happened throughout the accident, but she can recall Adam asking her to stay, to stay with him. Mia wishes he hadn’t asked this of her because she wanted to go; she wanted leave behind the sorrows of her lost family. She wasn’t able to do this seeing that Adam asked her to stay. Mia left and cut off contact with Adam because he was the one that loved her most and she hated him for it. Another reason I believe Mia left is because of all the possibilities the future held. Julliard was the opportunity-of-a-lifetime for Mia. If Mia had not gone to New York she would have never reached her greatest dreams. She would not have graduated Julliard from Julliard.

Amelia Earhart was born in Kansas on July 24, 1897. Her family was poor. Her mother and father split up. Amelia and her family moved to Chicago. When she went to meet her sister at school, she met WW1 soldiers who were injured. Amelia worked as a nurse. By 1920, Amelia’s mother and father got back together and moved to California. Amelia went to California to visit her mother and father. Amelia paid $1 to fly over Los Angeles. From that moment on she knew she had to fly again. She got a job as a waitress to save for flying lessons. She eventually got enough to get her own plane. In 1927, Captain Riley made her an offer she could not refuse. In 1928, Amelia was the first woman to cross the Atlantic. It was a two man crew, but Amelia got all