Dome Chapter Summaries

For example, I knew slavery was harsh but it is completely different when you read about their daily life and how extreme things were. The book also allowed me to feel connected to Isabelle and to the time period. I liked Isabelle and her determination, so whenever she was hurt I took it personally and felt like it was my friend hurting. The book gave a realistic account of being alive during the Revolutionary War, which I liked. Many people think of the Revolutionary War as being glorious, but it wasn't, People were shot and killed and if you weren't killed immediately you were taken to a prison and starved.

In chapters 1-10 of Petey Petey gets frustrated at the mental institute because they were trying to kill these mice which were his friends. Petey gets frustrated because they are trying to kill his mouse friends and after Joe left all he did was sit by the window and do nothing. On page 47 it says “‘ Look at this.’ Skully pulled off the sheet and roughly shook his head away the mouse droppings. ‘We need some rat poison.’. This is the answer because it was probably one of the biggest struggles he faced because the mice were his friends. In conclusion we can say that petey faced many frustrations at the mental institute. In chapters 1-10 of Petey Petey gets frustrated at the mental institute because they were trying to kill these mice which

I like this books style because it was completely different than any other type of book I’ve before. The book didn’t really have a plot but every chapter was informative in their own way. Even though each chapter was very different each one contributed to the main idea. This book has wonderfully solid information that makes it very hard to argue or deny the main idea.

With good must come bad, the main problem with this book is that it was written like a textbook it goes straight to the point giving factual information ruining the feel that a book can really give someone by sucking the reader into it. The

I liked how in one scene from the story she described the surroundings as, “Wide expanses of moonlit grass separated the east and west sides of the street.” I also liked how the author used vivid description to create imagery on the appearances of the characters such as when Henri was described as being tired and weary immediately before he collapsed. One thing that I didn't like about the book was how the figures in the book that were deemed untrustworthy were turned into demons and other creatures. This did not seem very appropriate towards how the story was presented. The author could have made them glow a different color or done something that wouldn't have been so gruesome and terrible. This book was very inspirational and interesting to me despite the demons and vampires.

I also appreciate the details that are stated in the book that allow me to be able to visualize. For starters, when they entered the steeple, I can just imagine the vastness of it, the darkness, and the rock formation. “We’d emerged into another vast cavern, Simon’s voice suddenly swallowed by the immense weight of darkness. His lamp revealed that we were on a narrow ledge, which dipped away into an ocean of pitch that seemed to have no end. The wall we’d come through stretch up, ,the dark canvas above us like the night sky and just as cold. The jutting rock narrowed as it climbed, like a needle. Like a spire.” (Smith 149-150) I also appreciate the detail that the author gives on the relationship that the boys Zee and Alex get through this second book. In the first book, when Donovan was still there, Zee has been just an extra person in the group. But now, Alex has really accepted Zee and they have become like Shawn and Gus from Psych :) (Seriously though Benson, great show!). All of these details come together to create a book that I can’t put down.

The reviews liked several different things that were in the book. Some of the things in the book Book Thief were Liesel reading to the neighbors sitting terrified in a basement waiting for the bombs to fall around them, A snowball fight in a basement, and Mama arriving at school to "yell" at Liesel. Some of the events in this book have made many people love this book. People love have this book because of the hope, the advancement of characters, and the complexity of the read.

I felt that the world building lacked… a lot. I was so confused a time to what was going on. Then there is these ‘Twisted things’ that just pop up and aren’t given any explanation to what they are and what they do. Also the war with the gods – I was so confused – I was asking all these questions and the answers didn’t come clear. Who are these gods? What are these gods? Why are they fighting these gods. We get some answers at the end of the book, but I was still really confused about the

“Under The Dome”, written by Stephen King, is a sad story telling the events of a town’s disaster. This book is a fictional novel. This story takes place in a town called Chester’s Mill, Maine. This all begins on October 21st. October is the month of destruction.

I thought this book was good. I liked it mostly because it had a really good story line. I thought it was good, because it usually had some action. Another reason I liked this book was because every character changed so much throughout the book.

While the characters, setting, and plot seem to be like every other book, there are small things that set this book apart from the rest. For example, there are other problems and events that happen throughout the book that are different from every other book. The way things are described and how they look are also very different. The way the characters deal with certain problems is also different. While the book seems to be your stereotypical post-apocalypse story once you read it you find out that it is very

Overall I thought this novel was great. This novel depicts, in my mind, the most realistic apocalypse ever. That is probably one of my favorite aspects of this book. The realism of the actual

Chapters 6, 7, and 8 were exciting and adventurous. There was a good mixture of romance, tragedy, and comedy. I got confused on Chapter 8 because i couldn’t tell if it was real or just a dream. Other then that, i thought the book had a very good ending and it made you wish there was another

Although the book had some problems, I did enjoy reading the book and finding out Elizabeth’s story. It was truly an eye opener book as I learned a lot of information about victims and kidnappings. Elizabeth has this confident, optimistic personality that flows through the book, directly talking about her story. It’s like if she was trying to have a conversation with the reader. It worked out well in some parts but in others, it got too positive on darker matters. I believe that there should be an even blend of that especially when writing a book since it brushes over serious topics since it is not “positive” enough. Also, the author used an overabundance of exclamation points in every sentence which again, bothered me since this is a more serious book. Of course, the author used that

The history part of the novel I found incredibly fascinating. Learning about the conspiracy between the two families along with the historical setting was something that I enjoy read about. I felt that this part of the book set up well for the remaining darker part in the book. On the other hand, the information was a tad bit dense, so if