Summary Of Fugitives By Alexander Gordon Smith

A long journey for four bear cubs to find a place where they all can live equally and have good lives. The story is about four bear cubs on their own journeys following the brightest star in the sky and then they all meet up with each other and travel to where they can all live equally. Erin Hunter is the creator of Seekers. Erin tells a story of adventure and how hard it is for bears in the wild and what some are willing to give up to keep a promise.

People are different in many ways, they may have small figures, be tall, get tired, sweat when it’s hot, and eat normal foods. In the book, The Hunt by Andrew Fukuda, normal does not exist, well not exactly. This book is a fiction book taking place in a simple town. Gene is the only human to be alive from the vampires taking over the world. No one knows how it started and no one knew how to end it. Gene’s Father was bitten 7 years ago and his mother and sibling were killed many years before that. His father trained Gene to “blend in.” Since he couldn’t fight the vampires, he would take his father’s tips like: never smile or show emotion, never let the see you sweat, bathe frequently to keep the human stench off, never show any twitches or yawn, always keep all body hair shaved, and keep fangs polished and looking new. His plan has worked so far, blending into high school until a simple girl who he believed was a vampire showed interest in him. This story is 3rd point of view.

The thesis of the autobiographical memoir “A Stolen Life” by Jaycee Dugard, is that on January 10, 1991, eleven year old Jaycee Dugard lost her life for years to come. She was abducted from her school bus stop by Philip and Nancy Garrido with the aid of a stun-gun. Jaycee was incarcerated in a backyard compound and repeatedly raped and abused by Philip in a bid to satisfy his pedophile needs. While her eighteen years of captivity passed by, she had two daughters for Philip Garido . As she started to grow older, the “run”sessions begin to end, but the captivity of her life didn't. Finally, on August 26, 2009, Philip brought Jaycee and her daughters with him to the parole office in an attempt to explain away why he was spotted in public with

The loss of innocence is a significant milestone, but if taken by force it can be devastating. This is true of loss of innocence as reflected through the quote "I was eleven years old, still very much a kid. I was very scared and alone,” (Dugard 15) from A Stolen Life by Jaycee Dugard. Children see the world with no evil or danger and sheltered from the harsh realities of life. As reflected through the visual, the butterfly signifies innocence and beauty of life. that Jaycee Dugard’s has before her abduction; she is a very timid and innocent little girl, who has big dreams and a big heart. "I have made plans with my friend Shawnee from school to work at a dude ranch. I want to be a good rider, and I can't wait to see how good I become" (Dugard

I really enjoyed reading this book because it taught me some great life lessons. Nyah Parks lost almost everything, but never gave up. She risked everything, even her own life to attempt to save her mother who suffered a severe brain injury due to the car accident that killed Nyah’s brother and father. She displayed true bravery and showed a ton of courage in the process of trying to save her mother. The best lesson I learned from this book is to always keep fighting through life no matter what obstacles or problems you may face because God is always with you.

Because the roommates have never had any conflicts, Alex thinks he could get away with stealing some of those items without being accused of theft. One Friday afternoon at the end of the semester while Brian is still in class, Alex is packing up his things while he is moving out of the apartment. After using a credit card to slide open Brian’s bedroom door, he unplugs the TV and gaming console and takes them down to his car. He then returns for the headphones that Brian left on his bed and finds a stash of over five hundred dollars in cash in Brian’s sock drawer. Alex drives his car back home to Jacksonville for the rest of the summer with some new possessions, never planning on returning to the apartment since he has finally moved

Have you ever heard of a slave escaping slavery and trying to get his of life. In love story of jeffrey and dorcas it is say that jeffrey was a prime cotton hand and he is 23 year old. He was being sold for 1,310. Jeffrey was in love with a another slave name dorcas. They could not be marriage. So he begand his master if he would but dorcas. He said that he would if the price was not that high. Then she came out on stage but she was not along she had 4 other family with her. So his master told him that he could not buy her. That was it they both moved to different state and never to see each other again. In Wesley Harris: An account of Escaping Slavery it says that there was the 4 man that wanted to leave and they did they found this frame

The ‘Fugitive Days’ is vaguely based on certain key events that occurred in the life of the weathermen or the members of international terrorist organisation called Weather underground Organisation. These events are described very subtly without actually naming certain people or acknowledging events. The summary explains most terrorist activities of the WUO in a manner such that it does not sound completely real. Also, he talks about all the charges that were dropped against him due to the unethical manners of the government. Along with his radicalisation and terrorist acts, some minority of the content also comprises of Bill Ayers childhood life. Also the author portrays the outrage against the Vietnam War at the killing of many vietnamese

Mark Jones (2009) has written a book, not only for those seeking a degree in criminal justice, but also for Christians, that has been carefully researched and written with the goal of uncovering 25 Biblical “criminals” and their crimes. He provides a deep and thought provoking message with each story. In the book, Criminals of the Bible, Jones (2009) begins each lesson with an excerpt of the scriptural reference for the crime being discussed and then gives a short biography of the principle characters before discussing the legal, social, and political definition/context of the crime during the particular era that it took place. Then he goes a step farther by writing about the same crime viewed through today’s modern, legal, social, and political lens, ending each chapter with a lesson that can be learned by the reader. The word “criminals “ is used loosely in his book because not all the individuals that Jones (2009) writes about were guilty of the crime they were accused of, or the crime committed is not necessarily considered a crime today. For example, Jesus is identified as a criminal in the New Testament for blasphemy; a crime that he did not commit. However, Jones (2009) still includes the infamous criminals Cain and Jezebel, who are indisputably guilty of the crime he and she committed of murder and subornation of perjury. Through Jones’ (2009) writing, he reminds his readers just like the characters illustrated in his book, everyone is not without error and

Forced to figure out what it means to live -- and love -- in the public eye, Alex's quest to find his own happily ever after will make you believe love is possible... even in Los Angeles.

The novel starts off with Alex Rider in a hospital recovering from an assassination attempt caused by the terrorist organization Scorpia. He meets a teen his age named Paul Drevin - son of Russian multibillionare Nikolei Drevin and host of the Ark Angel project - and forms an alliance with him. This action is complex because forming an alliance can be very difficult. Later, one night, a group of four men arrive in the hospital in an attempt to kidnap Paul Drevin. Alex, in an attempt to rescue Paul, pretends to be Paul himself and overpowers the four men, before eing knocked out by a fifth man. This shows how complex he is. Alex is captured by the men and taken to an abandoned apartment. The men reveal themselves to be Force Three, an eco-terrorist group led by a man named Kaspar. Alex proves that he is not Paul Drevin, but Force Three burns the tower and leaves Alex to die anyway - he escapes using a tightrope.

Alex is told of a man named Herod Sayle, and that he is working on a computer system called the Stormbreaker. He is also told of his plan to donate thousands of these computers to every school across England. M16 finds it very suspicious that he is donating so many, when they look at his past records, so Alex is now forced to work with MI6 to investigate the creations of the Stormbreakers, and finish the job his uncle started. Alex will be going undercover as a boy named Felix Lester, who won a contest for a tour of the Stormbreaker production and be the first person to ever test one of the Stormbreaker

A couple days after, it was the day of the concert and Alex had woke up to a text from Cara, reading. ”Good morning hope your ready cause I know I am. Just wondering when your gonna pick me up? See ya soon.” With a smile on his face, Alex got dressed and was out the door, into the car, and on the way to Cara’s. From there it was all about the concert and all about Cara.

Alex tenses up at the mention of killing the family. He’s always been a peaceful kind of person and always hate the thought of violence. “J-Jackson what if-” suddenly there’s a loud knock on the door that interrupts Alex’s sentence. They both look at each other in disbelief. Jackson gets up, and motions to Alex to stay put. Alex listens as Jackson walks over to the door. He stays there for a long time, “J-Jackson?”

Alex slowly crawls to the kitchen where he grabs a knife with his teeth and cuts the rope of his arms and then his feet, he slowly creeps upstairs with the knife in his hand where he will try to kill Dion