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Ever school has carried its legends, secrets, and stories, many which are overseen by the curriculum. In Liberty Elementary, there lies, ones secret that tends to stir the minds of the students every so often that Halloween approaches, and the coaches are given the opportunity to scare the children. According to Coach Espinoza, the story ties way back to the 1900’s when the city was in its midst expanding into further other unsettled territory. It was a dark night, and a group of four went out and

the protagonist, and Jack, the antagonist, represent many things such as good and evil. But, there are also symbols that are within the title of the book and the name of the chapters. In Golding 's Lord of the Flies, the narrator highlights that the story is more than just boys on an island, suggesting that there is a deeper meaning then what is being read. The author depicts that there is a significance of the chapter named "The Shell and the Glasses". In Lord of the Flies, Golding often showcases

“The Things They Carried” is a story based on the soldiers’ experiences in the Vietnam War and their experiences after the war. The story begins with a character named Jimmy Cross, who is the Lieutenant of the Alpha Company. Jimmy Cross carries letters from a girl named Martha, who he dated before he joined the army. He also carries her good luck pebble in his mouth. The narrator later describes items the other soldiers in the Company are carrying. Some of the items were insect repellant, knives

situations or events in their lives, but they also wrote about people being in positions where they are not able make any decisions whatsoever. In the other stories, the characters were able to make some of their own choices. Twain’s A Story Repeated Word for Word as I Heard It is a story that follows a woman named Aunt Rachel as she shares her life story after she is prompted by Misto C asking a question which stated "Aunt Rachel, how is it you 've lived sixty years and never had any trouble (Twain).”

Lee’s essay “Magical Dinners” and Slater’s “Tripp Lake” are two stories that allows you to see different situations that involve a parent and a child. They both struggle with different things one being with dramatic life changes that come with being a foreigner moving to the united states and one being a childhood camp experience and the mothers maternal fear of the daughter.In Magical Dinners it showcases the story of the authors mother and the frustrations of living in a place with unfamiliar

What I Knew Before I Started: Fat. Ugly. WeIrd. Different. TALL. short. Freak. Some of the few words that go through peoples’ minds when they are judging others. What do I know about judging? Judging is something we all do, even if we don’t like to admit it. I wish that I didn’t judge others, but I’d be lying if I said I didn’t. The image that people portray to the public is what most people are going to judge them for. People judge based on looks, lifestyle, your house value, car worth, job description

Jesus Oak: Book Review Section one: Miracles at the Jesus Oak is the third of Harline’s contextual biographies. The others include, A bishop’s Tale: Mathias Hovius among His Flock in seventeenth –Century Flanders and Conversions: Two Family Stories From the Reformation and Modern America. His books were adopted by the Yale Printing Press and are used widely in many Universities all across the country. Many Religious groups have taken Harline’s scholarly works and used them as educational tools

pointing out customs that contrast with his culture. He tends to look favorably on people who treat him well and diminish the importance and intelligence of those who do not. His stories are written to entertain and so there 's a likelihood that he exaggerates parts of his tale. And since he is telling personal stories, there 's not an easy way for readers to verify that what he is saying is true. Even so, it is valuable to read his writings on his travels. He may not be providing a fair and even

John Wesley to respect his native state. As they pass a large cotton field, the grandmother points out that there are graves that belonged to the plantation, but the plantation has “Gone with the Wind.” Later on, the grandmother tells the children a story about Mr. Edgar Atkins

shows that attitude towards reading and writing cultivated early can largely affect the ability of children to express themselves through writing. In most cases, children’sfirst encounter with books is bedtime stories from their parents.My journey of reading and writing was a rollercoaster. A story of battles, some won others lost. ​The best memory I have of a book is reading andcomprehending the tale of The Three Little Pigs by Paul Galdone. I gained insight about wisdom from the choices made by the