Tarique Johnson Analysis

When i read this book I respond with laughter and joy because of how funny this book is. It can be sad at times but then you get excited over the funny/stupid things they

Since the dawn of Freud, psychological theory has fascinated readers and writers alike. Analyzing literature through a psychological lens can bring a whole new level of richness to virtually any story by adding to the complexity of individual characters and their relationships. The psychological theory catalyzes a more intuitive way to find motivations for characters’ actions. In his novel, The Kite Runner, Khaled Hosseini makes his protagonist, Amir, seem relatable by offering an inside look at the internal struggles Amir faces as he matures amidst the all too real tragedies occurring in Afghanistan after the coup of the monarchy. Amir battles with feelings of inadequacy due to his father’s low regard for him and consequently treats his

At the beginning, the book made me sad because of the time of when this took place. It was very hard times for the people

The story of Patricia Hann was a emotional impact to myself in a ways it was described. Reading a long the descriptive paragraph on how it described how she sat in her back of her truck with only the items she was able to save made me feel horrible. Kept reading and said she cried as she hold what she had left that

It was really a joy reading it and experiencing the tolls of the tragedies on the narrator as I read. However, it was a very sad and moving story that would have you crying at parts and laughing out loud at others. I would suggest this book to anyone, as long as they enjoy books that might make them a bit emotional. Overall, I thought this was one of the best books I have ever read, just the story line was truly fantastic.

The book lay there I think about how many were there in the book.This book holds a good place in my heart. This book tells wonderful acts some teens did during the war. My friends that died, they still watch me. I think this is a good book to read I

When I think of reading a good book, my mind always turns to the time when I read Because of Winn Dixie. One day my mom told us we had to clean the house. I was the one who was cleaning and organizing the bookshelf. I was looking through all the books we had when I saw it. I saw Because of Winn Dixie. I looked through, it was a short book. It only had 182 pages. Then I saw that it was given as a gift to my oldest sister when she was in fourth grade. Since I was in fourth grade, I found it ironic that I found the book ten years after it was given to her. I begun to read the book, and started to like it more and more. Even though the characters life and my life were totally different, I felt that somehow I could relate. I enjoyed reading

When my brother wasn't to be heard from everyone who was calling, my worry level was beginning to rise higher and higher.. I thought about this book and just kept praying that he would be home like Fadi when he lost his sister. I got a text the next day saying he was ok and was staying at our cousin’s house. I was so happy and most of all, relieved. This book made the bond between me and my siblings stronger and I couldn't nor would I trade it for the world itself.

If there’s anything in the world that needs to be heard; it’s people’s voices. Each voice is different, all of them with unique characteristics and emotions. In The Kite Runner, book, movie, along with the article, it shares an identical voice. It depicts strength, real-world problems, and racism. Amir – the main character from both the movie and book – wasn’t spared from seeing the true identity of the outside world. His and his best friend’s – Hassan’s – lives twisted and churned after Hassan got raped by a group of bullies who desperately wanted a prized kite while Amir witnessed and kept shut. Because of this, both brother-like friends drifted apart and eventually Hassan moved away with his father making Amir heart-broken as shown in the book and movie. The article confronts a similar situation except the fact that the voices of strong females need to be heard, not the dominance of males like the bullies who raped Hassan.

The artist talk that I ended up going to was Teju Cole. Teju was born in Kalamazoo, Michigan, to Nigerian parents, and is the oldest of four children. He shortly moved back to Nigeria but returned to the states for college. He is an American writer, photographer, and art historian. I’ve been to a few artist talks before and I really like how he approached it. A few photographers that I’ve seen in the past will usually just pull up some of the photos they’ve taken and talk about them. Teju however, would tell a story from one of his books and then present a photo. I found this very interesting because as he was telling the story I would try and picture it in my head. Sometimes the photo he would show would similar to what I was thinking but

When you meet a new person, do you ever make those comments in your head about what you think that person is like? I know that I do! As a matter of fact I had some thoughts about Mr. Johnson. I thought to myself, man I will absolutely love this class. I made quite a few observations of him. Throughout the first few classes I had with him I had more and more observations. Some conclusions that I came to were that he likes to have fun but at the same time he likes to get things done, he enjoys his job, and likes to make us feel comfortable and feel like there is no reason to stress out.

While reading this, I had a specific line of a specific popular song stuck in my head that completely described my feelings toward this book. You might have heard of it. Sugar by Maroon 5? It goes like this: "*My broken pieces, You pick them up. Don't leave me hanging, hanging." My feelings were all over the place. I simultaneously cursed and blessed Leslye Walton for breaking my heart, mending it, and breaking it all over again.

In conclusion, the writer in article 1 wants to express that ‘love’ can be used to overcome the addiction and self-love is even important. This is because the people who love themselves do not take drug and smoke. Besides, in article 2, the writer, wants to convey that it is our choice to make a change as the addiction can actually be overcome without any aid and treatment.

All I wanted to do was hope in the book and hug Stevie. I just felt for her so much. I wanted to cry so much times while reading Paperweight because Stevie emotions were so wonderfully conveyed.

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