Gone Book Report

Within the book You Lost Me by David Kinnaman, the author discusses why young Christians are leaving the church and rethinking faith. He gives us an overview of the trends within the mosaic generation. Through this overview, we as student ministers can better understand the generation in which we are ministering to. With this understanding, we can reach these students and bring them back to their home, that is the Church. In this report, I will discuss the book by chapter and finish with my reflection.

The book the I am reading is called Dead And Gone, By Norah McClintock. Furthermore the book is about an 14 year old boy named Mike who's parents have died and know has to live with his foster parent John Riel. In the book Mike has to serve community service for stealing CD's. Working at the community center Mike meets a girl who's mother got murdered, And Riel knows something about the murder because he was an ex police officer. During this time, the police had found a body that mite of been Emily's mother. The main theme of the book is crime, murder, drama, adventure, and thriller.

The second half of the novel Gone by Michael Grant portrays a more violent plot. The town’s newly created police attacks Bette and forces them to retreat to Coates Academy to plot another attack on the children of Perdido Beach. With the help of Caine’s powers, they use coyotes to attack and capture Sam and friends. They escape and return to Perdido Beach to plan a war against Coates. Sam and Caine battle within the town square and they both have their fifteenth birthday at the same time. Their mother appears before them and gives them a choice of whether they want to leave the FAYZ and they both choose to stay.

Me, Earl, and the Dying Girl is a book written by Jesse Andrews that is a story about a senior, Greg Gaines, making a movie about a dying girl named Rachel.

The book Nineteen Minutes ended with an shocking conclusion. In the scene Peter Houghton had just finished shooting his way through the school, when he encountered his old best friend Josie Cormier and his long-time bully Matt Royston in the locker room of the high school gym.When Peter held up his gun to shoot Matt, Josie screamed which startled Peter, and made him drop his backpack which caused another gun to fall out of his bag. The gun skittered across the floor and Josie grabbed the gun and pointed it at Peter while Matt cowered behind her. In this moment Josie had the decision to either shoot Peter or let him kill Matt and possibly her. Shocking the two boys and herself Josie turns around and shoots Matt in th stomach instead.As

- Sam is a grown man who suffers from autism. He has a daughter by the name of Lucy.

In Okay For Now, written by Gary D. Schmidt, he wrote about certain people who talk about their rough times, and they say okay for now because things could always get worse. In the book, the characters best for the topic is Doug, Lil, and Lucas. They all struggle with something, but they keep it to themselves for the most part. Okay For Now means the characters feel good and Doug, Lil, and Lucas all feel okay at the moment.

My recommendation is to read Gone by Michael Grant. It was really fun to read. At first it was boring because I didn’t have time and I wasn’t interested, but as soon as I did, I loved it. Be sure to read the entire

I haven’t wondered what it would be like to be a sixteen-year-old kid and kill people for a living. This book explains it perfectly though. In the beginning of my book Ben (I will refer to him as Ben because we don’t know his real name yet and it is his fake name later in the book) goes into a different friend’s dad because he was told to. Later in the book Ben is given the task to kill the mayor of New York. Connecting The James Bond theme to Ben, Hit me with your best shot to Sam, and Domo arigato Mr. Roboto to Ben.

“Anyone who kills a man kills a reasonable creature, God’s image; but he who destroys a good book kills reason itself” (Henley 1). The Book Thief is written in third person omniscient, letting the reader get an insight view on the events of World War II from a new perspective. The act of book burnings, especially those done in World War II, have been done to destroy undesirable ideas, and to show what a regime stands for (Henley 1). This is widely shown in The Book Thief, as the novel shows Liesel Meminger, a young girl who becomes fascinated with books and literature and begins stealing banned books from burnings and libraries. Throughout the novel she starts to question as to why these burnings need to happen in the first place, and why the Nazi control is so extreme. Zusak’s realistic portrayal of the book burnings helps the reader understand the Nazi control during World War II.

Welcome To Shattered Dreams, A Once A Upon A Time RPG Site AU site! Where there is a small town in Maine where every story book character you have ever known is trapped between two worlds, victims of a powerful curse...14 years ago, the Wicked Witch placed a curse upon every character of the Fairy Tale Land out of jealousy and envy, and kidnapped a baby, to raise as her own, making Dorothy Gale’s life miserable... Now, they all reside in Storybrooke Maine, where they live normal lives... Their only hope lays with Regina Mills, Zelena’s half sister who most of Zelena’s resentment lays. With the help of Casey Mills; Zelena’s adoptive daughter, the curse, is beginning to break... Shattered Dreams... nothing is what you thought you knew and yet

Duke and his brothers are Alphas of the same pack. Two of their members are missing and they're considering hypnotizing a girl to bring back her memories and give them a lead. Duke goes to his old college to borrow books on the subject, but ends up meeting his mate, Matthew, right in the middle of him giving a lecture. After class, Duke gets to know him and finds out he's a Pallas-cat shifter. They head out into the woods after a quick lunch to show each other their animal shapes. Instead, Duke gives his mate a blowjob. Right after, Duke's brother calls and they find out there are more missing shifters from other packs. Worried, Duke convinces his mate to move in with him. Trying to figure out how many are missing, they ask the sheriff to help them by gathering files on missing people.

In I Am Sam, Samuel Dawson is fun-loving, extroverted, and detail-minded. He favors routine and shows consistency in his love for others. When he’s not dressed in his Starbucks uniform, he is generally found wearing a neutral- colored polo and jacket. Sam is presented as a persistent and determined father who cares for anyone present in his life. His actions of love are displayed in big events such as his fight for custody for his daughter as well as smaller scaled tasks like his delicacy in organizing the sugar packets at his workplace.

1.Based on the title of the novel The Book Thief I expected the book to be about a person who became involved in stealing books. I imagined it to be about some kind of challenging time where it was not good to have books causing someone to need to steal the books.

James Patterson and Michael Ledwidge’s, Gone, is the sixth novel in the Michael Bennett series. The first book series, Step on a Crack, Michael Bennett must free the celebrities and billionaires held hostage and the first lady’s funeral. The second book series, Run for Your Life is about a serial killer called the Teacher who is killing off Manhattan’s elite who break his idea of courtesy. In his third book series, The Worst Case, someone is kidnapping the children of wealthy families, but he does not ask for any ransom. For his fourth series, Tick Tock, Michael Bennett must cut into vacation time with his family as a serial killer rips New York apart with a string of horrifying murders. And in his fifth book series, I-Michael Bennett, A South American drug lord named Manuel Perrine, terrorizes New York City as Michael Bennett does his best to force