Walter Dean Myers wrote the book Fallen Angels It is about Americas experiences in the Vietnam War as told by the main character in the book Richie Perry Perry goes through a lot of changes and sees some of his good friends die in battle fighting for a cause that no one could agree upon The book has 4 other main characters Lobel Johnson Brunner and Peewee The book starts off talking about the experiences of Perry while he is serving in Vietnam His best friend Peewee becomes instant friends with
Blood Terror and Intensity is 3 words you can use to explain Fallen Angels by Walter Dean Myers It goes back to the Vietnam War through the eyes of Richard Perry an African American soldier Perry goes through a lot of changes and sees some of his good friends die in fighting The book starts off talking about the experiences of Perry while he is serving in Vietnam I think that Perry is a vary nice guy He is always caring for other people When Peewee argues with other people Perry is always tryin
A Year Down Yonder The 4 5 A class just finished reading A Year Down Yonder This Newberry Award winning sequel to A Long Way From Chicago is written by Richard Peck A Year Down Yonder stars Mary Alice Dowdel and her trigger happy grandma the one and only and feared Grandma Dowdel Mary Alices parents have gone off to find better jobs amidst the Great Depression and her older brother Joey has joined the C C C Civilian Conservation Corps And the only place left for Mary Alice is her not so ladylik
Major Themes Walls The building of literal walls is not a hidden theme in the novel much of the controversy from the start concerns the building of first a gate and then a wall for Arroyo Blanco and the entire novel is based on the consequences of immigrants jumping the wall of the Mexico U S border The literal wall appears in several other ways as well The coyotes must get over the Mossbachers fence in order to grab their dogs and they are able to do so with skill and cunning similar to the wa
In the U S today retaining students in schools has been a big problem Retention in school is defined as having the ability to prevent students from dropping out of school According to Colin Powell in his article Keeping Americas Promise 1 2 million students per year nearly 7 000 students per school day one student every 26 seconds drops out These figures are disturbing because it seems young adults are unavailing about education they rather enjoy their social life and have fun For young people
Odd Thomas is a book written by Dean Koontz This book falls under the genre of thriller and mystery although the book does contain some spiritual and supernatural elements within the plot Koontz has selected his protagonist to be a twenty year old male named after the book itself Odd Thomas Odd likes to think of himself as a normal and average person He works his job as a short order cook in a restaurant called Pico Mundo Grille located in the small California town of Pico Mundo Odd is also a c
In our drama lessons we are doing about working class and middle class to see the difference between working class and middle class For us to see the difference between them we went to watch Blood Brothers The play is about an tale of twins who separated at birth grow up on opposite sides of the tracks one on a middle class family and one on a working class mother with 7 other children only to meet again with tragic consequences In the play there are a lot of characters acting in different role
V for Vendetta Dystopian futures in society often spring from conflict in society This often results in a vision of an authoritarian or totalitarian government and the resulting conflict that the two forms of government cause The graphic novel V for Vendetta written by Alan Moore is no exception This novel was also adapted into a movie In the process of adaptation the directors of the film version attempted to maintain the overall characters and anarchist themes of the graphic novel however the
White Noise The fear of death is undoubtedly the most feared topic in human existence In White Noise that fear is so strong it becomes the controlling factor in the lives of Jack and Babette Gladney Both of them are in such a constant battle to overcome death and their fear of it they let life slip right by and never get the chance to live that life to its fullest Death and the Gladneys morbid fear and fascination with it are present throughout the entire book going so far as to lead Babette in
Betty Wehner Smiths unique ability to capture the reality of American society in the early nineteen hundreds is seen in the novel A Tree Grows in Brooklyn The setting of the novel stems very much from the authors own childhood Society can truly relate to this story as it has a place in every American familys roots The time defying novel evokes sympathy by telling the story of a young impoverished family comparing their rough lives to a relentless tree native to Brooklyn New York Betty Smith was