Book reviews

The book is called ”The Perks Of Being A Wallflower” and if you know what a ”wallflower” is then you can understand the book title and why Chbosky choose this title. The definition of a ”wallflower” is a loner/outsider that nobody knows excist but is always there. Just watching but never participating themselves. So when you know the meaning of a ”wallflower” then you can understand the book title. The perks of being a loner. Stephen Chbosky is the author of this fantastic novel. He is a american

GPA in time to get accepted in the YSSAP program, and her relationship with her best friend. “Teenie, that's what my girls call me. I’m 5’¼”. 101 pounds with all my books in my book bag and a pair of waterlogged Timberlands on. In this book called Teenie, By Christopher Grant is touching from the time you start reading it, it’s a book most teenage girls can relate to. Martine, the

A Sand County Almanac is a book comprised of a few essays for each month of the year. • January Thaw describes the close of winter through a few signs: the melting of the snow, the wake-up of the hibernating skunk, the grieving of the mouse over his flooded tunnels, bundles of rabbit hair and their newfound “freedom from want and fear”. • February - Good Oak, tells the local history of conservation through the sawing of a fallen oak tree, starting with the most recent events to the moment the tree

The book I am reviewing is a great non-fiction book about our worlds outliers. The book is written by Malcolm Gladwell who’s a staff writer at the New Yorker. The book talks about the outliers in our society. It’s topics stretches from rice paddies to music performers that have excelled in their fields. But all the topics are related by a sense of success and the ability to achieve that success. I like this books style because it was completely different than any other type of book I’ve before. The

Sister Citizen: Shame, Stereotypes, and Black Women in America, explores what it means to be a Black woman and an American citizen. MHP argues that misrecognition, through stereotypes and shame, delineates African American women’s lived experiences and their political decisions and participation. Recognition functions as an essential tool to contextualize the connection and interconnections between groups of people and individuals. The other premise of the text and its argument lies within the cognitive

Erin Jade Lange is a nonfiction author, as well as a reporter, who writes novels for teens. These novels capture the emotions that some teens feel or often have not gotten over. Attacking numerous situations in her writing, Lange captures topics ranging from obesity to bullying, depression to lies and hurt feelings. She explores the emotions of teens and expands on how certain teens would act. She shows what forms bullying could take and how it starts subtly, then warps into different forms that

In the book Another kind of Hurricane it starts out with Henry and Wayne and they are running up the mountain and racing each other with the dog and using the dog as a starting line. They were making bets. They did this every morning before sunrise and they ran all the way until the sun rose. Henry always lost the races but he always tried anyways. They did this all the way up till Wayne died in a horrible accident. Zavion lost His home in Baton Rouge to hurricane katrina. And moved to new orleans

title is significant because it says that at 451 degrees fahrenheit is the temperature at which books burn. This is stated on the cover of the book, which gives the reader a clue about what the book will be about. The story is set in a suburban city in the twenty-fourth century where books have been banned from homes, schools, and just destroyed anywhere they are found. Along with the person that owns the books is in jail for going against the government policy. Third person omniscient is the narrator

means, I consider myself a sleep expert. But in a constant search for the right approach to tackle short naps, bedtime battles and night wakings, there are definitely some advices that I can give you. *This post "French Parenting: Bringing Up Bebe (Book Study)" may contain affiliate links. If you purchase anything through these links, the price is the same for you and I receive a small commission that helps keep this blog up and running.* During my first pregnancy, all I read was pregnancy and childbirth

viewpoints. When I first got the book I was expecting more of an action