Sarah J Maas A Court Of Mist And Fury

Digging into a chapter and realizing that each one is a different event in her life, is thrilling. The reader forms opinions and creates a vision in their mind about the characters and scenery. There are times where I found myself asking questions and wondering what

In 2001, 11-year-old Cassandra Kennedy accused Thomas Kennedy, her father, of 3 separate rape and sexual abuse charges in his home in Longview, Washington. A jury convicted Thomas Kennedy of 3 counts of first-degree rape of a child in 2002, and Cowlitz Superior Court Judge Jim Warme sentenced him to more than 15 years in prison. At the time, Thomas Kennedy was a 31-year-old, laborer and equipment operator in Kelso, Washington. He and his wife has just divorced in 1991, then both Casandra and her sister began seeing her father only one weekend a month. Kennedy and Cassandra had been close before the divorce, but after she started to develop feelings of hate and vengeance for her father. Kennedy had started drinking, smoking marijuana, and stopped

I really liked the book Torn because I felt like I could relate not just to one character but to almost all of the characters. I think that the author did a very good job of creating

I picked the book called “Find Me” by Romily Bernard, because my favorite genre of books are mystery. I liked how the cover had a face in the background of it, you could tell it was a girl face because of the hair. The cover also had “Find Me” written all over it, so it made the book stand out a lot. My first impression on the book was that it was going to be a good mystery book just by the cover of it. After I looked at the cover, I read the summary inside of the book and it just grabbed my attention it was really good, well written, and it didn’t spoil the book. I also liked the quotes on the back of the book, I thought that was a cool idea. This book keeps you engaged and wanting to know more.

But, the way the author used symbolism, foreshadowing, and relatable quotes stood out to me the most. When I was reading and even after, I found myself making connections and thinking deeper into the books

She knows exactly how to keep you hooked and wanting to read more. For instance, in the beginning of the book where she sees her mother digging through the trash and just goes home leaving you wondering why she was digging in the trash in the first place. Another character that she leaves you wondering about is her dad. He is so smart but when he gets wasted on alcohol he becomes this violent person who throws things around threatening to hurt people. By making these characters come to life, Jeannette keeps you locked on the novel and hungry for more.

The story of Jarena Lee is one of great lows and great triumphs. It begins in Cape May, New Jersey, where on February 11, 1783 Jarena Lee was born. Lee’s parents were both free African Americans, but at the age of seven Lee went to work as a domestic servant for a Mr. Sharp. It was during this work where Lee first found the spirit of God after lying to Mrs. Sharp about completed a task she had not. After telling this lie, Lee felt the spirit of God move throughout her and filled her with feelings of guilt. Lee promised herself she would never lie again and consequently beginning her long journey of finding the spirit of God. In 1804, Lee went to listen to a Presbyterian missionary preach the word of God. After listening to the missionary, Lee felt the full weight of her sins. Because she had not yet learned how to turn to God, Lee instead turned to Satan and felt the need to destroy herself. Fortunately, the unseen arm of God stopped Lee from acting on these feelings. After this, Lee left her job as a domestic servant and moved to Philadelphia.

The book I chose to read and do my book journal on this quarter was In Cold Blood by Truman Capote. I really thought that this book was much longer than it really should have been, although it was still a fairly interesting book. The idea that someone you have never met and never heard about could rob and kill everyone in your house is a rather unnerving notion.

I think that this book is a great pick for anyone who likes mystery and science fiction. As for myself, I thought the author

I have read several of your books and plan to read more. Based off those books, you have become one of my favorite authors. I love the writing style you have. All your books are full of deep questions and thoughts that really make you think. I believe this partially contributes to how full of emotion your books are. I especially love your newest book, Turtles All the Way Down. At some points, it can make you feel anxious just reading Aza being anxious, but I love how well you displayed the feelings of someone with anxiety. I really liked the analogy of Aza's thoughts being a spiral that keeps going and going, getting tighter and tighter and the revelation that you can go backward up the spiral and it will get less coiled which helped Aza deal

I enjoyed her writing style over all. I enjoyed every other character in the book but there was never enough time away from Jules Jacobson. I love the plot. I really wish I could go on so I can see what happens with the characters but even when I skipped to the end of the book, Jules was still behaving in a way that I just couldn’t stand.

I'm a huge fan of Penny Reid, her works are briallian and more than romance stories. Whenever I read her creations, I found myself easily relates to her characters. Penny often taken on topics that aren't usually see in the romance genre. Her writing are witty, sharp and just so damn funny. Penny's work features strong female

Mirrors and Windows : connecting with literature , edited by Brenda Owens, EMC Publishing, 2016,pp. 708-722  Unit 8 Essay In many stories and movies a person might see the world from a point of view but in the play A Jury Of Her Peers by Susan Glaspell we see the story from a third person point of view objective. Which means that the reader can not hear the thoughts or emotions of the characters involved, the reader is left to their own interpretation of how each person feels in the story. But is it the best point of view for writing?

My favorite book we read was The Call of the Wild it. The Call of the Wild was a great book over The Klondike. It had awesome stories and a great setting. Lots of people do not like The Call of the wild because it has many death's and casualties, and many people love it for its great tales and mysteries that it brings to life. Call of the Wild is a thrilling story over the Gold Klondike there where many mysteries on just one goldmine. John Thornton is one of the main characters trying to find this lost, and abandoned mine. This is why the story became my favorite book.

So far, I have finished reading “Evermore.” The author of this series is Alyson Noël. The genre of this book is Fantasy Fiction.