Hi Hit Me Book Report

“The Man with the plan,” says, Ben. Main reason that Ben is the leader of the “pack” is mainly because he is one of the smartest and is really good at coming up with sneaky

Ben’s Purpose in the Drama (Consider how his appearances give meaning to the drama as a foil* to Willy.)

In like manner, Romero’s stereotypical portrayal of the protagonist Ben was that of an alpha male. Ben differs in nature and demeanor to Barbra. Ben embodied the alpha male, an aggressive, domineering unpleasantly rough hero who was persistent in finding solutions despite various objections. His aggression allowed him to courageously take on the ghouls, even if it involved him stepping outside to fend them off. When a multitude of the undead surrounded the farmhouse, Ben stepped outside and fought the ghouls and successfully slew a small number of the zombies while the other characters stayed inside the farmhouse. Ben also arrogantly asserted his plans above the other characters. A prime

I am Nkem. I am fourteen years old. I come from Oyo, one of four states inland near the gulf of Guinea. Oyo is the most successful of all four kingdoms because of its thriving forests and because we didn’t have the tsetse fly or any other diseases so we were able to breed horses. We had many farmlands with slave labor and we had many slaves which were traded to the Europeans for guns, clothes, and metal goods. I lived with my mother, father, and my younger brother. This is the story of how I got kidnapped, taken away from my family, was brought to Mississippi to have everything changed completely and how I became Charlotte.

DeShawn, kid who lives in the projects, has a choice to get out of the project. This book If I Grow Up describes what it’s like to live in the project. It’s like living in the opposite of heaven. DeShawn has a choice to get out of the project many ways, here are some ways he could get out of the projects; he could get a job, stay in school, and work with officer Patterson.

The book Follow Me written by Ricky Dillon, is the most incomparable book to any other. Ricky is the kind of person who most people want to be in life, he never lets his youtube, or social media haters get to him. He is a very enthusiastic guy; he loves his family, friends, and fans. He dedicated his book to his fans because they have supported him endlessly, and their the reason why he does what he does. Throughout this whole book he talks about his family, and how they helped him become who he is today, with help from some friends and his fans. He talks about how his health is a BIG part of his life and he always wants to be and is healthy. Exercise is the biggest part of his life, besides

While writing this book, I feel like the author was trying to portray to readers that there is not anything wrong with curious and hardworking. He shows readers that being curious can discover some things you never would have realized. For example, when Christopher found the letters written to him by his mom. If he showed no interest in the mystery and writing things about it, he would have never found the letters. This shows that being curious is okay because in the long run you might find out something you may have never payed any attention to before. The author also shows the readers that working hard can pay off, like when Christopher decides to set more goals to get A’s in Math and Physics so he can attend a university in another town.

Dan Morris was Tim’s best friend he grew up with. He was just there to make his “will” and keep it current. I believe he knew Ben’s motive, but not to the extent of everything he was doing. He continues to see Dan and always says keep the promise, and Ben says he will do anything to keep his promise, and not to back out now. His character pretty

The book I read was called Hoot. It was created by Carl Hiaasen in 2002. The book was granted a Newberry Honor for 2003. It is largely based on environmentalism, and protection of endangered species. At the beginning, Roy was being harassed by a large, unseemly bully named Dana. On the street, there was a eerie boy, who ran extremely fast. Roy had moved to Coconut Cove from Montana, which he was extremely disappointed about. Meanwhile, Coconut Cove, was getting a new pancake house, but it has been delayed because of vandalism. Curly, the foreman on the plot, is reporting the quandaries to Officer Delinko, a local police officer. While reporting the issues, Officer Delinko trips in a hole. Officer Delinko takes irony in Curly's nickname. He

I Was Here is about a girl named Cody recovering from her best friend’s suicide death. The moral of this book is to never give up on something important, even if it isn’t important to others.

Beebe and Masterson has provided an abundance of material in the event of covering communication in small groups. This book may be used as a reference for several small groups, which are mentioned in the book. Meanwhile, I agree with your thoughts concerning the scenario. Considering that Tracy is sociable, and the group enjoys listening to her stories. I agree with you, there would be a need for a serious conversation with Tracy.

I never really liked The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. The lion, scarecrow, and tin man were all characters that kind of freaked me. I think this had to do with their costumes, the lions faces creeped me out. As of Wicked I now there is a musical, which I have not seen. Overall, I am kind of excited to read the book.

I loved We All Looked Up because it is diverse from all the usual teen-drama, realistic fiction books which are found on the shelves. Most of the regular books’ plot goes somewhat like this: The nerdy blonde likes the popular jock, but knows she doesn’t have a chance, so she throws on some lipgloss and suddenly she’s gorgeous. Then the jock asks her to go to a dance, but she turns him down and goes with the childhood geeky guy instead, realizing she loved him all along. Tommy Wallach breaks away from the stereotypical realistic fiction books; he only focuses on four, differently labeled teens, all special in their own way, and follows them along their journey of leaving behind their labels in a time-pressed situation. His quirky novel is set apart from the others, that is why I found it interesting. The New York Time’s best seller was also engrossing

Run, jump, hide, run. That’s what Ben’s life consisted of for the past 2years as a criminal. They say you don’t chose the life of crime and that it chooses you, but for him it was the complete opposite. He chose it. Ben brought himself into this mess because he wanted to. Only being 17 years old he had robbed over 10 stores, assaulted 6 people, and broke into 14 houses. Ben was the adventurous, trouble making friend who everyone knew they shouldn’t be affiliated with but still stuck with him throughout his crazy schemes. Especially his partner in crime, Fiona. Fiona was cautious about her decisions and was more mature. Ben was just as smart as her, but he kept his wittiness a secret and turned it into a mystery. But, this time might be his last robbery. Her partner in crime had robbed 3 houses in the neighborhood next to them and had beat up a man who tried to stop him. Never before had he been caught but this time seemed more odd than

I also had absolutely no idea who makes those beads! However, I had a different point about materialism of both cultures. I think that both cultures are material because of mutual benefit. While factory workers in China make their living by making bead, Americans spend their money by buying beads in order to have fun during festivals like Mardi