Scary Book Reports

When you look at my older sister you might think that she kind and helpful girl because the way she acts in public and helps my mom out. Also you might think that she is a kind sibling. But in reality that not who she is while she is home. When she is home she always on her phone and doesn’t really help with things and can be mean to my little brother. Even though this is a example of something that is good it's actually bad. In some situations bad can be good because the bad can help you get past things in your life or solve some things in your life. In the book freak the mighty by Rodman Philbrick give a great example of that.

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 house in the story was passed through the family for generations, “We liked the house because apart from being old and spacious, it kept the memories of our great grandparents, our paternal grandfather, our parents, and the whole of childhood,” (Cortazar 37), this shows how truly appreciated this house is to Irene and the Narrator, this then comes too soon show representation of the future scares throughout the story, “How to not remember the layout of that house. The dining room,

A reason this book is appealing because of its settings there are about 5 or 7 main characters .I really like the boy darrell the most because in the first chapter. It began in philly and he had a friend named malik but one day he had to move to california with his mom. His uncle offered her an opportunity

One day there was an old abandoned house. Two boys walked passed they looked at each other and said.” We need to go into that house this weekend” the weekend came around and the two boys went to the. House they walked through the front door it was night time they had flashlights. They were hearing weird noises but they kept going through the house they started to get scared. Then the noise got louder they started yelling and stuff turned on the lights they moved on and out of nowhere the lights turned off as they got up the stairs.

Kody Scott grew up in South Central L.A. during the nineteen-sixties and seventies, soon after the creation of the Crips. Raised in poverty without a father, and a full family raised solely by his mother, Kody Scott led the stereotypical "ghetto" life, a poor and broken home. However he does not blame this on his own personal decision to join the Crips while only eleven year's old. The allure of the respect and "glory" that "bangers" got, along with the unity of the "set"(name for the specific gang) is what drew him into the gang. Once joined, he vowed to stay in the "set" for life, and claimed that banging was his life. After many years of still believing this, he

There are six main characters in the book, John Cotton, who is a 16 year counselor at the camp who is the leader of the group. Gerald Goodenow, who is a 14 year old boy who has a lot of emotional problems, when he was 4 his father died, he also has a phobia of school. Sammy Schecker, is a boy from New York, his father is a rich comedian, he also likes to eat a lot. Lawrence Theft, III, is a 14 year old boy who is also from New York, he is also very rebellious, and steals cars often. Stephen Lally, Jr., is the older brother of Billy Lally, and goes by Lally 1 he has a very violent behavior one time when John Cotton did not let him send a letter home he killed everyone in the cabins pets. and Billy Lally, who is the younger brother of Stephen Lally, he goes by Lally 2, he is also the youngest in the group. His parents despite them being rich do not give him the attention he wants, so he and his

During the Holocaust, many townspeople were aware of the events occurring within the concentration camps. In the book, Night by Elie Wiesel, the townspeople remained complacent with the Nazis. Some people even went as far as taunting the Jews when they were transported through towns. The Nazis during that time had a very strong influence and used fear to incite citizens to remain cooperative.

I would have to say that Mack and the boys would be the main characters in this book. They are a group of mischievous, scandalous, scheming men who live together. They run the run-down fish-meal shack that is owned by Lee Chong. There is Mack, Eddie, Hazel and Gay. Mack is the leader of the bunch. Mack is a smart, charismatic man who can charm anyone into anything. He tries to attempt to do things the easy way and to his advantage often get him into trouble. Eddie is a fill in bartender at the local bar. He brings home stolen bottles and a jug filled with remnants from customers' drinks, this makes him immensely popular all around. Hazel is very hardworking and helps out the Doc on collecting trips. He is a very hard worker. Hazel was given

The year is 1923. There is this very small, quiet, and amazing town in Ohio called Otway. In this town there is a small white two story house with a beautiful garden as a backyard. In this house lives a 12 year old brunette haired girl named Myronetta June.

All of the character are those who you would not want to talk to and people who you would usually typically drive past. The story initially focuses

This quarter, I read Monster by Walter Dean Myers for my book report. Monster was published in April 24, 1999. It’s 281 pages long and A very interesting book. Monster takes place in the court for just about the entire story. Monster takes place in the courtroom.

dark there were reports of clowns out so parents keep an eye on their kids that night but all the parents were really weird the clowns so the parents were really going to grab the there kids were really wore about the kid mis mad was wed about her kids to so she goes inside to get a drink she comes back outside and her kids are gone she rans around to find her kids there nowhere to be found in the street. She searching everywhere but her children couldn't find them she see footprints in the grass in the yard she looks around on the porch she says there are no more footprints in her yard so she asks another parent in the neighborhood nobody have seen her kids they say she leaving asks the other kids in the neighborhood

What Skeeter, Aibileen, and Minny acknowledge so late in their composition of the book is that a few stories are exceptionally associated with specific house keepers and families, and start to stress that they will be uncovered. Their stresses are uplifted after the death of President Kennedy. In this manner, Minny, as a type of "protection", uncovers her "Ghastly Awful" story to guarantee that the businesses won't counter for fear that they affirm family privileged insights: Minny had struck back for being let go and for slurs on her notoriety by preparing her famous chocolate pie particularly for Hilly by adding her own fecal matter to it, making it a point to keep Mrs. Walters far from it. Sloping ate two cuts of the pie before Minny advised

I think that in Virginia C Andrews’ book “Flowers in the Attic” published in 1979, an important aspect of the book in the setting. Flowers in the attic is mainly set at Foxworth Hall where the main character and narrator, Cathy Dollanganger’s grandparents, Malcolm and Olivia Foxworth reside in an exalted mansion in Virginia. Cathy and her three siblings, Carrie, Cory & Christopher are all detained in a vacant room which consist of two big double beds, several items of furniture, curtains that are never to be unfastened and a number of paintings on the bedroom walls that represent hell to show that God is always watching. There is a closet which has a concealed stair case that heads towards to attic. The attic is narrated to be extremely large