Author to Her Book Essay

Suzanne Collins is an American author she is a television scriptwriter and a novelist. She was born in Hartford Connecticut, August 10, 1962. Her book genres are Fantasy Science fiction childrens literature and young adult fiction. Her greatest novel was The Hunger Games Mocking Jay. As a child Suzanne moved a lot because her father served in the military and she spent her childhood in eastern United states. Collins graduated from the Alabama school of fine arts in Birmingham in 1980 as a theater

A guy who sees himself nothing more than the opposite of what he was given. Luna, by Julie Anne Peters is a young adult fiction book following the life of a girl called Regan as she struggles to keep her brothers true identity a secret. That he is a girl. That he is transgender. This book takes place in a small town where people know everything and a place where people aren’t necessarily used to interacting with someone who isn’t, as they would call it “normal”. As for Liam or Luna as he calls himself

meet them I read to book with my group.The book were Each Kindness and Enemy Pie.The theme of both books was don’t jump to conclusion,but the approach to teaching the theme was both similar and different.Let’s start with the similar. There are many similarities to how the author shows the theme.In both books the characters both don’t like a person before getting to know them. In the book Each Kindness Chloe doesn’t like Maya a new kid in school before meeting her.And in the book Enemy Pie a kid doesn’t

Dias: The 13 Year Old Activist and Author by Barrett Smith. They both changed the world in different ways, Marley made a campaign for books about black girls called #1000blackgirlbooks. Daisy made a decision to start a campaign to start Girl Scouts. These passages have similarities that are striking and deserve through examination. First up, Marley is a 13 year old girl and couldn’t relate to stories in books so she started a campaign to get 1000 books about black girls. Marley even inspired

allowed outside. The author believed that everyone in the family had to work together to survive even if it means breaking the rules. When writing The Breadwinner Deborah Ellis used history as reference to write the book by including real events that happened in real life. On page 13 they were talking about how their house getting bombed, each time they got poorer because they were forced to sell their stuff. They also were talking about the other bombings around their area. The author wants to show that

In life, people see different meanings to the same events based on their perspective. In the same way, authors place symbols in a book to intensify the characters’ emotions and further the plot. Nathaniel Hawthorne uses symbols in The Scarlet Letter such as the color red, sunshine, and various characters, such as Chillingworth, Hester, and Pearl. Red is a color that can represent passion, sensitivity, or power. Throughout the novel, the color red represents all of these descriptions. Hawthorne creates

quiet, obedient, doesn’t like her family, very smart. A place to go: The library is a sacred place for Matilda. A stated reason to go there: Matilda finds out that she loves to read and the library is where she can learn about pastimes or the endless fiction-made stories. Challenges and trials: Matilda’s parents have made it especially hard for Matilda to enjoy her time reading, they don’t believe that people should spend their time reading books. In addition to her slimy parents causing trouble

happened in your life that you had to make a life or death decision. Two works that address this issue are Gayle Forman’s book “If I Stay” and the film version by R.J. Cutler. Although there are certainly some similarities between Gayle Forman “If I Stay” and the film version by R.J. Cutler, there are remarkable differences between the two. First, difference is that in the book the author explains to us in detail how the parents of the two kids pass away in the car crash, but in the movie it doesn’t tell

She made her move and was recognized for her work, but Woolf remains in the dust barely known still. This novel written by Ulrich, I found really interesting because of the way she acknowledges the work these three women have done to inspire others in what they believe in. Although, those women get recognized for their work, but these three women who begin the works under cover do not. Even though this novel is very hard to understand because the author skips around leaving incomplete

In the book Echo, by Pam Muñoz Ryan, she tells the story of several different people throughout history. She writes of Eins, Zwei, and Drei whose souls become part of a harmonica to help them escape a forest, only to be saved when they save someone else from the brink of death. Each character is some sort of minority in his or her situation, an anti-Hitler, epileptic, boy with a birthmark on his face that making him not “Hitler-Standard”, an orphan who lives in an orphanage that is going to illegally