Crenshaw Book Report

Robert, the main character, is a boy that was born with very ugly facial features. His was born with a tumor on his face and had legs that were twisted and were basically useless. Robert is still alive and is a very strong, kind, and one very

The story really takes shape through the characters which are all round and very dynamic.  They all have such personality and seem so real.  There are two children Lex and Tim.  Tim loves dinosaurs and it is ironic that something that he loves so much will put him in so much danger.  Lex is only a little girl of eight years old who loves sports.  Then there is their grandfather, the creator of the park.  The park is his dream and he really wants it to work out, but his dream gets crushed.  There is one last main character that needs to be mentioned in Ian Malcolm, because he directly supports the theme.  He is a mathematician, who in the beginning of the book, makes his opinion known

Characters: The main character is Jayson Barnes. Jayson is 12 and enjoys basketball. He meets a friend named Zoe at his new school.

The story is about a family that considers awkward. They struggle to put enough food on the table for the entire family, most of the time the mother barely eats. They live in a small smoke house that is very cramped and cluttered because of the number of people living in it. The Father is waiting for the coal mines

There are a good bit of characters in this book. There is Brian (the main character), Brian’s mother, Susan, Haley, Carl, Brian’s father, Caleb, the pilot, the two fishermen, and Billy. Where this is taking place is in a small town and in the woods, but is mostly talking about being in the woods. Brian use to live in the woods by himself. He comes back to a town to finish up school and has to part his ways from the woods.

The main characters are White Fang, he is an aggressive wolf, unexpressive, loyal, and lonely for most of his life, Kiche, she is White Fang’s mom, she is patient, loyal, protective, and aggressive, Gray Beaver, he is White Fang’s first human owner, he is an Indian from a tribe, also he was White Fang’s first human owner, he is really serious and doesn’t express much what he feels, Beauty Smith is White Fang’s second owner, he is really mean, aggressive, ugly, and ambitious, Weedon Scott, he is White Fang’s final owner, he is very compressive, kind, and patient, and Nature, which plays a really important job in this book because it is the main reason of why the whole story happened, because of the famine, nature is aggressive, selfish and sometimes generous.

The protagonists in the book is Jesse, Justin, and Callie. Callie is a theater enthusiast, she doesn’t give up, and a problem solver. Callie has purple hair and she is wearing earrings. She is energetic, hardworking, and brave. Jesse is one of the twins and the boy that Callie likes. He has brown short hair and tall. He is shy, funny, and friendly, outgoing, and down to earth. Justin is in love with theater and

Andy ventures out on a hunting trip with her father, her father’s friend, Charlie and Charlie’s son, Mac. Not every character in the story signifies something special, but a few do. Andy, the protagonist is a young, eight year

The characters are Tad, Piper, her brother Creeper, and two local guides. Piper is on a quest of finding a flower to her sister Grace. She’s desperate, hopeful, and proud. This takes place in the present day at the Okefenokee swamp where they’re looking for the rare flower.

The move I chose to write about is Cheaper By The Dozen, which was a popular movie that came out in 2003. Cheaper By the Dozen is about a family of 12 living a chaotic life after they had to move away from their childhood home. It is also about how both parents try to balance the work life, and parent life, but don’t succeed. The dad by the end realized that his career wasn’t best for family life, and the family is happy, and getting along.

There were many characters in this book. The main character in this book was Omri. Omri was a normal young boy who was interested in playing cowboys and Indians, and other games like that. His friend, Patrick, was interested in the same things, but Patrick wasn’t as nice and he was a bit bossy and pushy. He forced Omri into making a live toy for him. Omri had a brother named Adiel. Adiel didn’t like Omri that much and one time in the story he hid Omri’s cupboard because he thought Omri had taken his football shorts. Another character in this book was the headmaster. The headmaster was a very strict person, but he wasn’t unkind.

The pasts few months have been a challenge, becoming a dad to my first child. Making a major move for my family and myself. Moving halfway across the country, starting a new career, and going to college too. There was so much worry and stress. I did not know if I would do good in my job or my schooling. My family and I made the decision to give it all to God. He

This book is about many characters mostly animals. There are six main characters, these being first Old Major; an old pig that has won many contests and is favored by Jones. Second is Jones, the man who ran Manor Farm before the

Cranfield Inc. is a leading producer of juices for range of cranberry cocktails. After a market research experiment Cranfield Inc. has many different business decisions to make. One to introduce a new line called lite cocktail which requires space and machinery and will eat into sales of currently offered products. Or not to introduce the new product and lease out it’s space, or do nothing to save the space until it’s needed for its current product line.

This influential couple aimed to “re-socialize racially, ethnically, and economically marginalized youth…through remedial education, medical care, and emotional and family support” (p. 213). Rather than treating the youths as social pariah, the goal was to place them back into society and give them the tools to live a successful life. Their model of a neighborhood-based child and family service group helped spawn a national movement toward community-based prevention and intervention for juveniles. The Clarks went on to become driving forces in the field of child-welfare and social reform in New York through their dual-organization and direct-service-focused center.