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1. For what age child is this book most appropriate? Why? The book is most appropriate for children between the ages five and seven because of its simplicity in diction and short syntax. Moreover, the overall message is something young children should know early in their lives. 2. Positive and negative features of the book. Positive features of the book are the messages of unconditional love from the tree and the clarity of the text that covers a complex fable. Negative features of the book include

that is very excited about his day. Edna is an egg that feels like the luckiest egg ever. Spike and Edna both feel lucky because they were chosen for fertilization today. Spike and Edna are going to fertilize by combining together to create a new life. Edna has been waiting for this day since she was created in Katie’s ovaries while she was just a fetus. Edna was not the only egg created while Katie was a fetus. Edna is just one of five million other eggs but today is Edna’s lucky day. Today Edna has

Scott Fitzgerald applies a meaning to the two separate places known as East Egg and West Egg. The two conflicting places reveal the differentiating actions taken toward the social and economic statuses, which leads to the sorrowful events of dehumanization. The West Egg, a part of the new societal values has been noted to consist of snobbish wealthy citizens who have attained wealth through illegal terms; the East Egg side includes those that have gained wealth from generation to generation, the

Earlier this year, I was able to experience something I never dreamed I ever would— the 2015 Egg Bowl from suite level at Mississippi State University. Although I attended many games and my seating varied far across Davis Wade Stadium, I had never been to, what I considered, the most important game known as the Egg Bowl. The Egg Bowl is a college football rivalry game played annually between my two favorite SEC members, Mississippi State University and The University of Mississippi. I have always

A brand new BUILD tutor asks you what how this whole tutoring position works. What do you tell them? Consider: As a BUILD tutor our number one job is to provide a meaningful tutor experience to the students we work with which can only be achieved if you look at your job as a member of team. A team in which everyones actions have implications on each others. This is why you not only need to conduct yourself in a professional manner but adhere and abide by all the rules. Otherwise the team will not

Have you ever read a dr. seuss book? If so you may wonder where he got his ideas. Many people don't know about his personal life, know how he started writing, or even about green eggs and ham. Dr.seuss was born march 2, 1904 in springfield, massachusetts. He wrote more than 60 books, including green eggs and ham, the cat in the hat, the lorax, and one fish two fish red fish blue fish. His first book and to think i say it on mulberry street was rejected 27 times before it was published by vanguard

dreamed of doing. Unfortunately, his illness kept him from doing a lot of things he desired. As winter would come and the breeze got colder, the ground began to freeze, and this limited Robert's hours outside. The poems, “Books in Winter” and “Nest Eggs,” by Robert Louis Stevenson use figurative language such as imagery and symbolism to talk about how he appreciates the nature and desires to be free like an animal.

Eclectic, springs to mind when I look at my collection of books in my equally irregular book storage places. My favourite books are ordered and easy to locate. The yet to be read, books in waiting are less organised, with an air of the un- revered about them. The books I favour most include historic fiction such as The Australian’s series, or fictional mysteries, then there’s my true crime collection, gathered strangely enough when I was pregnant with my first daughter. However, the most esteemed

As Dr. Seuss once said, “I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living.” Theodor Seuss Geisel, formally known as Dr. Seuss, is considered by many people to be one of the most influential authors and illustrators of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. With over sixty books written and illustrated, many of them rewarded, Seuss left a lasting impact on kids and adults all over the world. Seuss combined whimsical drawings and rhyming words to give readers

royalty other than something you work hard for and earn. In The Great Gatsby it shows that where you live and what you do represents your class. In Kathleen Parkison's article it says “ West Egg can be seen as representing vulgarity and formlessness, as opposed to the formality and style of East Egg”(Parkison). This shows that where you are living represents what class you are in. In The Great Gatsby it says