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The famous singer and songwriter, Miranda Lambert, has impacted many lives with her songs. Miranda was raised in Lindale, Texas (“Miranda Lambert”). This is where many of her songs take place. She suddenly became very interested in the country music business at age nine ("Miranda Lambert Artistfacts"). This interest was sparked when her parents took her to see Garth Brooks in concert ("Miranda Lambert Artistfacts"). She entered her first country music talent show at only age ten (“Miranda Lambert”). Soon after learning guitar from her father, Miranda later began writing her own songs (“Miranda Lambert”). In 2001, her family paid and promoted her very first CD (“Miranda Lambert”). Miranda Lambert soon made a name for herself, when she auditioned for a country music reality show, Nashville Star (“Miranda Lambert”). She finished her career on this show placing third ("Miranda Lambert Artistfacts"). Although, after the show, she landed a record deal with Sony Music (“Miranda Lambert”). In 2005, she release a very successful album, Kerosene (“Miranda Lambert”). In fact, it became number one on the Billboard country music chart ("Miranda Lambert Artistfacts"). Two years later, she released another hit album, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

prom are top ten best books for young adults. Laurie lives in northern new york with her

The book has a theme of life, and death which everyone who reads this book will love. When the main character, Emma Sasha Silver loses her vision in a nightmare accident, she has to learn everything again. This ranges from crossing the street to recognizing her sisters. In her former life, she used to be ignored, but now, it seems as if everyone is watching her.

Actions taken will determine the future. Caitlin, the author of Zolaria, grew up with her best friend Hanna. They went through their childhood innocence together. When high school arrived they parted ways and life changed. Through her appeal to pathos, Caitlin Horrock’s “Zolaria” establishes that people should not take life for granted; furthermore, her use of foreshadowing and connotative language stresses to readers the importance of living to the best potential.

Randy Pausch being put down with bad news all the time what can you do to bring you up you let go and face reality there is nothing you can do to fix it but hope for the best but even that is not enough to be satisfying in today life but what can you do there not a lot you can do to fix your problem but you can try with the time you have left to be close to your family but with Randy he decided to make a presentation instead of focusing on his family and he wrote a great book telling his live to his kids and the world show how he became to be the man that once had everything he can wish for turn around now has nothing in this world. He now losing everything little by little it’s sad to go down like this when you have kids that will not remember

There are many books, but I have found two amazing ones. Rachel Vail and Eric Kahn Gale are two of these authors. Vail is a children's and young adult author who wrote “Good Enough.” It is about a girl named, Dori whose family does not have a lot of money and her parent bought her a fake shirt of the hottest trend and Dori doesn’t think she is good enough with the cheap imitation. In “Game Over,” Ryan joins a tennis team , he always thought his teammates were making fun of him, but it was only the language they were speaking.

Hey You!Yes you...you know...the one reading this o.O?Today(What?Your'e not gonna read it today cause your reading it now),you'll be reading a book report about the memoir/auto-biography/non-fiction,Red Scarf Girl.No it's ok,yeah I know,book reports are boring,and the title and genre of this book makes it even sound more boring,but WAIT,before you throw this in the fire,remember the phrase:

The tale is meandering, though never boring. She enters high school, the only goth girl in a sea of cowboys. She finds love in the witchcraft section of a bookstore. She pulls back the curtain on the human resources departments of her various employers over the past 15 years to reveal the cynicism behind the smiles. And she finds her footing in the world of blogging, where quirkiness is queen.

Let’s Roll My book “Let’s Roll!” is by Lisa Beamer. It is a non-fiction book.

Every morning for five years, talks about how how a girl is really unconfrtobale with the behavior of one of her neighbor, she would prefer to don't talk to him, or have any interaction with him, she judge him without any reason. Scotty had a disability and she wasn't empathic for that, she instead just thought about how he make her feel .

Julia Howe’s song The Battle Hymn of the Republic is a religious song that warns people to refrain from oppressing others because God 's wrath will befall them if they fail to repent. Therefore, the song has two interpretations. Firstly, the song encourages those in war that God’s glory is amidst their military camps, which implies that God is on their side. When she says “…let us die to make men free” (Howe, 1917), she is encouraging those fighting to continue the fight to save their fellow man, since God will help them triumph over their enemies. Secondly, she talks about Christ 's death and resurrection to save humankind from their inequities. One aspect of Howe’s work that interests me is the use of the rhyming technique in her stanzas. In the first stanza, the lines end with "lord, stored, and sword" in which the last consonance has an alliteration pattern making the hymn musical and easy to memorize. The same pattern is repeated in all of the stanzas with the last line emphasizing the divine purpose of engaging in the war and that God is undefeatable.

The polymet mine by the boundary waters is a bad idea! In this letter I will explain my reasons.

Faith in God, was believed to be a mean toward emancipation in both Christian and Islamic beliefs. The book of Exodus from the Bible and Joseph from the Qur’an represent the possibility of emancipation in very similar ways. In both cases, it was the faith in God that allowed the slaves to escape from slavery. The slaves are the agent of their own liberation to an extent.

Society shapes our identities and who we are as a person which contributes to how our future turns out but sometimes the paths we are led down are not always the direction we would choose, through the novel's ‘Room’ by Emma Donoghue, ‘The Book Thief’ by Markus Zusak and the films ‘Girl Interrupted’ directed by James Mangold, ‘Sucker Punch’ directed by Zack Snyder, the character’s hardships are shown through the protagonist's lives. The novels both similarly follow children who are exposed to a less than normal world and a harsh version of reality. The Book Thief follows a young girl whose whole life is turned upside down after she loses her mother and brother due to events surrounding WW11 and is then placed in

Congratulations! You just found out that you are going to be a new mother. I am sure that you are experiencing a lot of emotions right now, such as excitement and fear. Pregnancy can be extremely overwhelming, regardless of whether it is your first, second or even fifth. “Each year there are approximately 4 million births in the U.S.” (Elbel par.2). Not only will the new mother-to-be go through these trimesters but the unborn child as well, which we will discuss. From personal experience, no two pregnancies are the same. My first pregnancy was a breeze and had no issues. My second one has been nothing but a headache. Don’t get me wrong pregnancy is rough, but hey a normal pregnancy only lasts for only nine months! Women who get to experience pregnancy will go through three stages called trimesters.