Essay on You Have Seven Messages by Stewart Lewis

Whilst on shift one day I needed to ask my key resident Mr H what clothes he wanted to wear for that day. Mr H is very hard of hearing but refuses to wear a hearing aid as he states they make his ears sore. Mr H has no speech difficulties.

He intentionally made this complicated and frustrating so we, as the readers, can make the connection by reading what isn’t there; the expression, “Reading in between the lines!”

To begin, the curiosity of whether he would become a Maréz or Luna was a huge asset to him maturing into an adult. María Luna dreamed of Antonio becoming a priest, therefore being a Luna. Maria had three other older sons that had gone off to fight

One day on Luna's eighteenth birthday she wanted to explore the sea in depth. She obeyed her parents for eighteen straight years and needed to peruse her dream for just one day. She thought no one would notice her nonexistence, therefore, at midnight

Verderber 196). From the basic definition to the Active Listening Process outlined in this chapter, John fails on all accounts. He

Throughout the whole book it gives you details about important things without you knowing at

In addition, Luna is a girl who was enmagicked at a young age and lied to about it all her life. Her grandmother, Xan, is a witch and just wants Luna to be safe. Luna and Xan have both been lying to each other, but when the truth comes out, all Luna cares about is her grandma’s wellbeing. In these texts, it is proven that being honest and loving one another can bring characters together.

There’s a glowing there”(326). Elisa describes her view as the tinker leaves, staring out into the distance optimistic for what the her life has in

You’ll experience a wide range of emotions and a tug at your heartstrings. In addition, she makes her characters relatable; putting them in situations that’ll intrigue the readers. In fact, she makes them filled with excitement or full of detest that will keep you on edge. Her female leads would have the personality of an adolescent girl figuring out her feelings about boys, whether it’s crushing on them, annoyed with them, or head over heels for them. As for the male leads, they would be the boy next door type, boyfriend material, and occasionally the bad boy type. The genres her work would fall under is either high school romance or very dramatic filled with heartbreaking plot lines.

I really enjoyed reading the novel I am the Messenger by Markus Zusak. I found that I was excited to read the next chapter and learn more about the main character, Ed Kennedy; who is nineteen-year old cab driver, who lives in the suburbs of Australia. The beginning of the book, Ed seems like a normal character who doesn’t have an exciting life, he spends his time playing card games and drinking with his friends. Until he received his first message, the ace of diamonds, did is his character became more interesting. These messages led Ed to people who were in need of his help, which created a lasting impact on many people’s lives, as well as, changing Ed’s characteristics. I also enjoyed the diversity of the issues Ed had to fix, moreso how the

Luna had nothing to say after that. She knew she had to wait till Scar had fallen asleep and then touch her arm. Waiting until she fell asleep felt like hours. Luna and Scar were two very different people in many ways, but they were alike in so many more ways. Scar and Luna both hated being around a bunch of people, they both lost their parents at a young age, and many other things. Luna had went upstairs to take a shower and clean off. Whenever she went to the living

‘The Legacy of Luna' is filled with self-determination, love and sacrifice. These commodities outline the path of which Julia embarked upon to discover her true character. It's an epic battle between our heroine of the novel and her oppressors, also known as the lumbering companies,

She has these eyes, sometimes they're as blue as the ocean, others they're this beautiful shade of green. If you look into her eyes long enough you would get lost in them, it feels like there's

Affirming the Mystery of the Other- This principle teaches us to listen in a different order to better the dialogue. “the mystery of other is at the heart of dialogue” (pg. 9).