okay, so i have to do a propaganda on the book, or well i have to find some kind of part in the story that i can make a propaganda out of, SO here was my idea, in one of the parts Old major mentions that its like a disgrace to wear clothing because animals were made out of it, something like that, and i was going to draw a picture of mr. j on one side doing a bunch of farm work and on the other side, have the animals having fun, and my slogan was going to be %26quot;Life is better when naked%26quot; LOL i don%26#039;t i just thought of that but yeah is it good? :]
or does anyone have any other ideas from the book that would be a good one? thanks :]
Has anyone ever read the book animal farm?
Yeah, that%26#039;s kinda cute.
One thing you could do though, is look up some propaganda on the Russian Revolution since the book was made to reflect that. You can probably make some parallels. But that%26#039;s just if you decide not to do yours.
Has anyone ever read the book animal farm?
I%26#039;ve read a different animal farm that was amazing when i was a kid and the farm used to go How goooes the work. not much help to you i know im sorry but very good book all the same.
Hope you get it sorted
Reply:It%26#039;s good, but you could also do some of Squealer%26#039;s propaganda.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Some good boy books to read-7th grade?
what are some good boy books i can read when i am going into 7th grade. 12 years old
Some good boy books to read-7th grade?
Al Capone Does My Shirts
and
The Outsiders.
We did those in seventh grade and all of the guys loved them. :]
Some good boy books to read-7th grade?
True Believer is such a good book! Try it
Reply:i HATE BOOKS... but the ONLY book i LOVED was MR. Was, i read it when i was in 7th grade and 13 yrs old
Reply:a book i would recommend is Divided City by Theresa Breslin
Reply:%26lt;%26gt; Twlight
%26lt;%26gt; Into the wild
%26lt;%26gt;Pictures of Hollis Woods
I am leaveing 7th grade and these are some books that i %26lt;3! Good luck for next school year...
Reply:heres one The Big Book of Boy Stuff I%26#039;m reading the big book of girl stuff.
Reply:We read %26quot;The Cay%26quot;, %26quot;Maniac Magee%26quot; (my favorite) and %26quot;Tuck Everlasting%26quot;
Reply:I adore graphic novels--and Invincible, Runaways, and Marvel 1602 are all amazing.
Invincible and Runaways are non-traditional superhero stories. Both involve children of super people--the first is a superhero, the other is a little more twisted.
1602 is interesting b/c it%26#039;s all the traditional Marvel characters (X-men, Fantastic Four, Spiderman, etc.) exist in 17th century England and North America. The artwork is wonderful and the writing (by Neil Gaiman) is fabulous. I highly recommend this one. Happy reading!
-S
Reply:Check your local library in the young adult section.
RL Stine%26#039;s Fear Street series books are amazing. Or select anything from this site:
http://books.google.com/
Please answer my Q if you can- http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
Reply:WEBSITE BELOW HAS LOTS OF DIFFERENT LISTS.
Anthony Horowitz
Alex Rider Series - He was told that his Uncle Ian died in a car crash. However, 14 year old Alex has seen the bullet holes in his Uncle%26#039;s windshield. He was not prepared for the news that his Uncle had been a spy for MI6, the British top secret intelligence agency. Alex is recruited to locate those who killed his Uncle and finish Ian%26#039;s last mission. - Stormbreaker (2000), Point Blanc (2001), Skeleton Key (2002), Eagle Strike (2003), Scorpia (2004), Ark Angel (2005), Snakehead (2007), and Yassen (Forthcoming).
Diamond Brothers Series - The Falcon%26#039;s Malteser (1986), Public Enemy Number Two (1987), South by South East (1991), The Blurred Man (2003), The French Confection (2003), I Know What You Did Last Wednesday (2003), The Greek Who Stole Christmas (2007), and The Radius of the Lost Shark (Forthcoming).
Pentagram Series - The Devil%26#039;s Door-Bell (1983), The Night of the Scorpion (1984), The Silver Citadel (1986), and The Day of the Dragon (1989).
Power of Five (In the U.S.: The Gatekeepers) - Raven%26#039;s Gate (2005), Evil Star (2006), Nightrise (2007), and Necropolis: City of the Dead (2008, Forthcoming).
C. S. Forester (1899 - 1966; English) Hornblower Series
Mr. Midshipman Hornblower - The year is 1793 and Horatio Hornblower is a 17 year old boy who is ordered to board a French merchant ship and take command. This is the first in a series of adventures for the young man.
Lieutenant Hornblower - This is the second book (of 11) in the series. The seafaring Hornblower is promoted to Acting Lieutenant under the command of an insane Queeg-like of a ship%26#039;s captain. The ship runs aground, is attacked by Spaniards, and Hornblower saves the day. You will find lots of adventure. 1952.
Other Titles Include: Hornblower and the Hotspur, Hornblower During the Crisis, Hornblower and the Atropos, Beat to Quarters, Ship of the Line, Flying Colours, Commodore Hornblower, Lord Hornblower, and Admiral Hornblower in the West Indies.
Old Yeller by Fred Gipson (1908 - 1973; American) - The old stray dog certainly is ugly and a thieving rascal, but out here on the Texas frontier a dog is a good companion, especially with Dad away on a cattle drive. Publication 1956.
The Call of the Wild by Jack London (1876 - 1916; American) - A domesticated dog, Buck, is kidnapped and sold to gold hunters. To survive he has to learn to listen to the call of the wild and learn the ways of his wolf ancestors. Eventually, he falls into the ownership of John Thornton, whose life Buck saves twice. Publication 1903.
White Fang by Jack London (1876 - 1916; American) - A half wolf - half dog is nearly destroyed by the vicious cruelty of men. Publication 1906.
The Sea Wolf by Jack London (1876 - 1916; American) Publication 1904.
Johnny Tremain by Esther Forbes (1891 - 1968; American) - Johnny is an apprentice to a silversmith in Boston (not Paul Revere) in the days just prior to the American Revolution. An accident ends his apprenticeship. In the days following his accident he meets Samuel Adams, John Hancock, and many other men of history. Publication 1944.
Gulliver%26#039;s Travels by Jonathan Swift (1667 - 1745; Anglo-Irish) - Lemuel Gulliver travels to a series of very unusual and heretofore unknown lands. In one place he is a giant compared to the Lilliputians. In another, he is the size of a mouse compared to the people he finds. He also finds a floating island and a place where intelligent horses are served by humanoids. Publication 1726. This was made into a movie starring Ted Danson.
Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe (1660 - 1731; English) - Crusoe finds himself stranded on an uncharted island off the coast of South America for nearly 30 years. He must find food, shelter, and clothing. He survives because of his faith in God. Many years after landing on the island, he saves a man named, Friday, who is about to be eaten by cannibals and Friday becomes Crusoe%26#039;s faithful servant. Publication 1719.
Swiss Family Robinson by Johann Wyss (1743 - 1848; Swiss) - Fritz, Ernest, Jack, Franz, Mother, and Father survive a shipwreck and find themselves stranded on a deserted island near New Guinea. Being a religious family they offer thanks to God for all that he has provided. They salvage all that they can from the ship. They build a tree house for protection from wild animals, find food, make candles from berries, bread from roots, and a canoe from a tree. They face snakes, wolves, bears, and a lion, but are doing quite well until they discover a way to leave the island. Who will go? Who will stay? This was made into a movie a very long time ago. Publication 1812.
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson (1850 - 1894; Scot) - Young Jim Hawkins, an innkeeper%26#039;s son, finds a treasure map among the belongings of a dead seaman. Pirates seek that very map and Jim finds himself in quite a predicament. On board ship, Jim overhears Long John Silver%26#039;s plans for mutiny. This has also been made into a movie. Publication 1883.
Around the World in Eighty Days by Jules Verne (1828 - 1905; French) - Phineas Fogg tries to make his way around the globe in 80 days in order to win a bet of 20,000 pounds. He is accompanied on his journey by a servant and they implore all sorts of modes of travel (elephant, sled, balloon, etc.). Publication 1873.
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne (1828 - 1905; French) - Professor Aronnax leads an expedition attempting to destroy a giant sea monster. Their efforts with harpoons are futile and the men find themselves in the water. Later, they are captured by the enigmatic Captain Nemo on his underwater vessel, the Nautilus. Publication 1870. The movie starred a rather young Kirk Douglas.
The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling (1865 - 1936; English). - A boy, Mowgli, is lost in the jungle of India and adopted by a family of wolves. Publication 1894.
Just So Stories by Rudyard Kipling (1865 - 1936; English) Includes many tales including How the Leopard Got His Spots. Publication 1912.
Captains Courageous byRudyard Kipling (1865 - 1936; English) - Harvey Cheyne is a spoiled rich teenager who considers himself above the manual labor aboard the ship. Then he falls overboard and his rescued by a fisherman who insists he earn his keep. Publication 1897.
The Black Pearl by Scott O%26#039;Dell (1898 - 1989; American) - Ramon and his father seek pearls of the coast of Baja, California. Ramon dreams of finding a valuable black pearl, but he also thinks of the monster of the deep, Manta Diablo. When he does find a black pearl he is warned that to keep it risks the wrath of the monster. Publication 1967.
Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O%26#039;Dell (1998 - 1989; American) - This is the true story of an Indian girl, Karana, who spent 18 years alone on an island off the coast of California. Publication 1960.
Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson (1850 - 1894; Scot) - Young David Balfour went to visit his uncle after his father%26#039;s death. Uncle Ebenezer wants to steal the boy%26#039;s inheritance and won%26#039;t stop at murder. David is soon kidnapped and on board a ship facing a life of slavery. The story is set in 18th century Europe. Publication 1886.
The Black Arrow by Robert Louis Stevenson (1850 - 1894; Scot) - This tale of adventure is set during the War of the Roses (15th century England). Dick Shelton is pursued by both sides and finds refuge with a group of outlaws who are out for revenge with their black arrows. Publication 1883.
The Master of Ballantrae by Robert Louis Stevenson (1850 - 1894; Scot) - This story of revenge takes place in Scotland, America, and India. Publication 1889.
The Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper (1789 - 1851; American) - This novel is set during the French and Indian War. Publication 1826.
Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson (1850 - 1894; Scot) - A doctor changes from a respected, mild mannered London physician into a monster by drinking a potion. Publication 1886.
The Yearling by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings (1896 - 1953; American) - This story is set in the backwoods of Florida in the 1860%26#039;s. A twelve year old boy, Jody Baxter, raises an orphaned fawn, but as the animal grows problems arise and he must set it free. Publication 1939.
The Adventuresof Robin Hood by Roger Lancelyn Green (1918 - 1987; English) - This is a folktale which began as a ballad during the Middle Ages. Robin and his band of outlaws hide in Sherwood Forest, stealing from the rich who pass by and giving to the poor in the neighborhood. Publication 1956.
King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table by Roger Lancelyn Green (1918 - 1987; English) - This is the tale of King Arthur, his Queen Guinevere, Merlin, the magician, Lancelot, and the other knights of the Round Table. It is all about chivalry, bravery, honor, and loyalty. Publication 1950%26#039;s.
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain (1835 - 1910; American) - This story is set in Hannibal, Missouri, the boyhood home of Mark Twain (a.k.a. Samuel Clemens). You will hear about how Tom got lost in a cave. There are many in the area because of all the limestone. You will also learn how Tom managed to get out of painting the fence Aunt Polly told him to paint. Samuel Clemens said that the events in this book were true, though Tom was actually based upon the combination of traits and adventures of three different boys, Sam, John Briggs, and Will Bowen. Publication 1876.
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain (1835 - 1910; American) - This book has been banned by some schools and libraries. It contains a word that we no longer use, but during the time Twain was writing the word was common.
Reply:What kind of books do you like? Since you haven%26#039;t specified, I%26#039;m going to list several genres.
Realistic Fiction:
鈾erks of Being a Wallflower.
鈾lowers to Algernon (some people might think Flowers To Algernon is a bit mature for a 12-year-old because of some sexual material, but I think you can handle it).
鈾y Own Worst Enemy (This may be a little on the girly side for you, but I%26#039;m not very girly and I liked it)
Fantasy:
鈾燘artimaeus Trilogy. Great series, recommended to anyone but especially if you like fantasy. When I was in 6th grade, I saw a lot of guys (and girls, including me) reading it, and I assume that it%26#039;ll be alright for a 7th grader, too. It%26#039;s not childish.
鈾燛ragon. Haven%26#039;t read it, but a lot of people love it.
鈾燚iadem series. This one%26#039;s a little mediocre, but it%26#039;s okay, and entertaining.
Comedy:
鈽籋itchhiker%26#039;s Guide to the Galaxy. I read this one and loved it. It was so funny. It does require a lot of focus, though. It%26#039;s science fiction, but the main intention is humour.
鈽籘he Kitchen Man. It involves a man who is very relate-able and awkward. It%26#039;s fairly funny, but it%26#039;s also somewhat serious. The main character is a middle-aged man, but I%26#039;m a teenager and I liked it.
Some good boy books to read-7th grade?
Al Capone Does My Shirts
and
The Outsiders.
We did those in seventh grade and all of the guys loved them. :]
Some good boy books to read-7th grade?
True Believer is such a good book! Try it
Reply:i HATE BOOKS... but the ONLY book i LOVED was MR. Was, i read it when i was in 7th grade and 13 yrs old
Reply:a book i would recommend is Divided City by Theresa Breslin
Reply:%26lt;%26gt; Twlight
%26lt;%26gt; Into the wild
%26lt;%26gt;Pictures of Hollis Woods
I am leaveing 7th grade and these are some books that i %26lt;3! Good luck for next school year...
Reply:heres one The Big Book of Boy Stuff I%26#039;m reading the big book of girl stuff.
Reply:We read %26quot;The Cay%26quot;, %26quot;Maniac Magee%26quot; (my favorite) and %26quot;Tuck Everlasting%26quot;
Reply:I adore graphic novels--and Invincible, Runaways, and Marvel 1602 are all amazing.
Invincible and Runaways are non-traditional superhero stories. Both involve children of super people--the first is a superhero, the other is a little more twisted.
1602 is interesting b/c it%26#039;s all the traditional Marvel characters (X-men, Fantastic Four, Spiderman, etc.) exist in 17th century England and North America. The artwork is wonderful and the writing (by Neil Gaiman) is fabulous. I highly recommend this one. Happy reading!
-S
Reply:Check your local library in the young adult section.
RL Stine%26#039;s Fear Street series books are amazing. Or select anything from this site:
http://books.google.com/
Please answer my Q if you can- http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...
Reply:WEBSITE BELOW HAS LOTS OF DIFFERENT LISTS.
Anthony Horowitz
Alex Rider Series - He was told that his Uncle Ian died in a car crash. However, 14 year old Alex has seen the bullet holes in his Uncle%26#039;s windshield. He was not prepared for the news that his Uncle had been a spy for MI6, the British top secret intelligence agency. Alex is recruited to locate those who killed his Uncle and finish Ian%26#039;s last mission. - Stormbreaker (2000), Point Blanc (2001), Skeleton Key (2002), Eagle Strike (2003), Scorpia (2004), Ark Angel (2005), Snakehead (2007), and Yassen (Forthcoming).
Diamond Brothers Series - The Falcon%26#039;s Malteser (1986), Public Enemy Number Two (1987), South by South East (1991), The Blurred Man (2003), The French Confection (2003), I Know What You Did Last Wednesday (2003), The Greek Who Stole Christmas (2007), and The Radius of the Lost Shark (Forthcoming).
Pentagram Series - The Devil%26#039;s Door-Bell (1983), The Night of the Scorpion (1984), The Silver Citadel (1986), and The Day of the Dragon (1989).
Power of Five (In the U.S.: The Gatekeepers) - Raven%26#039;s Gate (2005), Evil Star (2006), Nightrise (2007), and Necropolis: City of the Dead (2008, Forthcoming).
C. S. Forester (1899 - 1966; English) Hornblower Series
Mr. Midshipman Hornblower - The year is 1793 and Horatio Hornblower is a 17 year old boy who is ordered to board a French merchant ship and take command. This is the first in a series of adventures for the young man.
Lieutenant Hornblower - This is the second book (of 11) in the series. The seafaring Hornblower is promoted to Acting Lieutenant under the command of an insane Queeg-like of a ship%26#039;s captain. The ship runs aground, is attacked by Spaniards, and Hornblower saves the day. You will find lots of adventure. 1952.
Other Titles Include: Hornblower and the Hotspur, Hornblower During the Crisis, Hornblower and the Atropos, Beat to Quarters, Ship of the Line, Flying Colours, Commodore Hornblower, Lord Hornblower, and Admiral Hornblower in the West Indies.
Old Yeller by Fred Gipson (1908 - 1973; American) - The old stray dog certainly is ugly and a thieving rascal, but out here on the Texas frontier a dog is a good companion, especially with Dad away on a cattle drive. Publication 1956.
The Call of the Wild by Jack London (1876 - 1916; American) - A domesticated dog, Buck, is kidnapped and sold to gold hunters. To survive he has to learn to listen to the call of the wild and learn the ways of his wolf ancestors. Eventually, he falls into the ownership of John Thornton, whose life Buck saves twice. Publication 1903.
White Fang by Jack London (1876 - 1916; American) - A half wolf - half dog is nearly destroyed by the vicious cruelty of men. Publication 1906.
The Sea Wolf by Jack London (1876 - 1916; American) Publication 1904.
Johnny Tremain by Esther Forbes (1891 - 1968; American) - Johnny is an apprentice to a silversmith in Boston (not Paul Revere) in the days just prior to the American Revolution. An accident ends his apprenticeship. In the days following his accident he meets Samuel Adams, John Hancock, and many other men of history. Publication 1944.
Gulliver%26#039;s Travels by Jonathan Swift (1667 - 1745; Anglo-Irish) - Lemuel Gulliver travels to a series of very unusual and heretofore unknown lands. In one place he is a giant compared to the Lilliputians. In another, he is the size of a mouse compared to the people he finds. He also finds a floating island and a place where intelligent horses are served by humanoids. Publication 1726. This was made into a movie starring Ted Danson.
Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe (1660 - 1731; English) - Crusoe finds himself stranded on an uncharted island off the coast of South America for nearly 30 years. He must find food, shelter, and clothing. He survives because of his faith in God. Many years after landing on the island, he saves a man named, Friday, who is about to be eaten by cannibals and Friday becomes Crusoe%26#039;s faithful servant. Publication 1719.
Swiss Family Robinson by Johann Wyss (1743 - 1848; Swiss) - Fritz, Ernest, Jack, Franz, Mother, and Father survive a shipwreck and find themselves stranded on a deserted island near New Guinea. Being a religious family they offer thanks to God for all that he has provided. They salvage all that they can from the ship. They build a tree house for protection from wild animals, find food, make candles from berries, bread from roots, and a canoe from a tree. They face snakes, wolves, bears, and a lion, but are doing quite well until they discover a way to leave the island. Who will go? Who will stay? This was made into a movie a very long time ago. Publication 1812.
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson (1850 - 1894; Scot) - Young Jim Hawkins, an innkeeper%26#039;s son, finds a treasure map among the belongings of a dead seaman. Pirates seek that very map and Jim finds himself in quite a predicament. On board ship, Jim overhears Long John Silver%26#039;s plans for mutiny. This has also been made into a movie. Publication 1883.
Around the World in Eighty Days by Jules Verne (1828 - 1905; French) - Phineas Fogg tries to make his way around the globe in 80 days in order to win a bet of 20,000 pounds. He is accompanied on his journey by a servant and they implore all sorts of modes of travel (elephant, sled, balloon, etc.). Publication 1873.
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne (1828 - 1905; French) - Professor Aronnax leads an expedition attempting to destroy a giant sea monster. Their efforts with harpoons are futile and the men find themselves in the water. Later, they are captured by the enigmatic Captain Nemo on his underwater vessel, the Nautilus. Publication 1870. The movie starred a rather young Kirk Douglas.
The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling (1865 - 1936; English). - A boy, Mowgli, is lost in the jungle of India and adopted by a family of wolves. Publication 1894.
Just So Stories by Rudyard Kipling (1865 - 1936; English) Includes many tales including How the Leopard Got His Spots. Publication 1912.
Captains Courageous byRudyard Kipling (1865 - 1936; English) - Harvey Cheyne is a spoiled rich teenager who considers himself above the manual labor aboard the ship. Then he falls overboard and his rescued by a fisherman who insists he earn his keep. Publication 1897.
The Black Pearl by Scott O%26#039;Dell (1898 - 1989; American) - Ramon and his father seek pearls of the coast of Baja, California. Ramon dreams of finding a valuable black pearl, but he also thinks of the monster of the deep, Manta Diablo. When he does find a black pearl he is warned that to keep it risks the wrath of the monster. Publication 1967.
Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O%26#039;Dell (1998 - 1989; American) - This is the true story of an Indian girl, Karana, who spent 18 years alone on an island off the coast of California. Publication 1960.
Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson (1850 - 1894; Scot) - Young David Balfour went to visit his uncle after his father%26#039;s death. Uncle Ebenezer wants to steal the boy%26#039;s inheritance and won%26#039;t stop at murder. David is soon kidnapped and on board a ship facing a life of slavery. The story is set in 18th century Europe. Publication 1886.
The Black Arrow by Robert Louis Stevenson (1850 - 1894; Scot) - This tale of adventure is set during the War of the Roses (15th century England). Dick Shelton is pursued by both sides and finds refuge with a group of outlaws who are out for revenge with their black arrows. Publication 1883.
The Master of Ballantrae by Robert Louis Stevenson (1850 - 1894; Scot) - This story of revenge takes place in Scotland, America, and India. Publication 1889.
The Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper (1789 - 1851; American) - This novel is set during the French and Indian War. Publication 1826.
Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson (1850 - 1894; Scot) - A doctor changes from a respected, mild mannered London physician into a monster by drinking a potion. Publication 1886.
The Yearling by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings (1896 - 1953; American) - This story is set in the backwoods of Florida in the 1860%26#039;s. A twelve year old boy, Jody Baxter, raises an orphaned fawn, but as the animal grows problems arise and he must set it free. Publication 1939.
The Adventuresof Robin Hood by Roger Lancelyn Green (1918 - 1987; English) - This is a folktale which began as a ballad during the Middle Ages. Robin and his band of outlaws hide in Sherwood Forest, stealing from the rich who pass by and giving to the poor in the neighborhood. Publication 1956.
King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table by Roger Lancelyn Green (1918 - 1987; English) - This is the tale of King Arthur, his Queen Guinevere, Merlin, the magician, Lancelot, and the other knights of the Round Table. It is all about chivalry, bravery, honor, and loyalty. Publication 1950%26#039;s.
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain (1835 - 1910; American) - This story is set in Hannibal, Missouri, the boyhood home of Mark Twain (a.k.a. Samuel Clemens). You will hear about how Tom got lost in a cave. There are many in the area because of all the limestone. You will also learn how Tom managed to get out of painting the fence Aunt Polly told him to paint. Samuel Clemens said that the events in this book were true, though Tom was actually based upon the combination of traits and adventures of three different boys, Sam, John Briggs, and Will Bowen. Publication 1876.
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain (1835 - 1910; American) - This book has been banned by some schools and libraries. It contains a word that we no longer use, but during the time Twain was writing the word was common.
Reply:What kind of books do you like? Since you haven%26#039;t specified, I%26#039;m going to list several genres.
Realistic Fiction:
鈾erks of Being a Wallflower.
鈾lowers to Algernon (some people might think Flowers To Algernon is a bit mature for a 12-year-old because of some sexual material, but I think you can handle it).
鈾y Own Worst Enemy (This may be a little on the girly side for you, but I%26#039;m not very girly and I liked it)
Fantasy:
鈾燘artimaeus Trilogy. Great series, recommended to anyone but especially if you like fantasy. When I was in 6th grade, I saw a lot of guys (and girls, including me) reading it, and I assume that it%26#039;ll be alright for a 7th grader, too. It%26#039;s not childish.
鈾燛ragon. Haven%26#039;t read it, but a lot of people love it.
鈾燚iadem series. This one%26#039;s a little mediocre, but it%26#039;s okay, and entertaining.
Comedy:
鈽籋itchhiker%26#039;s Guide to the Galaxy. I read this one and loved it. It was so funny. It does require a lot of focus, though. It%26#039;s science fiction, but the main intention is humour.
鈽籘he Kitchen Man. It involves a man who is very relate-able and awkward. It%26#039;s fairly funny, but it%26#039;s also somewhat serious. The main character is a middle-aged man, but I%26#039;m a teenager and I liked it.
Oedipus Rex?
Where can I find this story?
PLEASE AND THANKYOU.
Oedipus Rex?
library.
tenth grade english class.
any bookstore.
Oedipus Rex?
This translation seems pretty clear. There are notes at the end, but take a look at them first -- the links don%26#039;t seem to work:
http://records.viu.ca/~johnstoi/sophocle...
Reply:Here is the link to the complete play. Just click on the nex arrow at the top of the page to view the next page.
http://www.bibliomania.com/0/6/279/2002/...
PLEASE AND THANKYOU.
Oedipus Rex?
library.
tenth grade english class.
any bookstore.
Oedipus Rex?
This translation seems pretty clear. There are notes at the end, but take a look at them first -- the links don%26#039;t seem to work:
http://records.viu.ca/~johnstoi/sophocle...
Reply:Here is the link to the complete play. Just click on the nex arrow at the top of the page to view the next page.
http://www.bibliomania.com/0/6/279/2002/...
Where can i get free torrents for ebooks of Chetan Bhagat???
The 3 Mistakes of my Life,One night @ call Center and Five point someone. these three books...can anyone help me out...
Where can i get free torrents for ebooks of Chetan Bhagat???
there are none, you will have to buy them legally..
Where can i get free torrents for ebooks of Chetan Bhagat???
there are none, you will have to buy them legally..
Salt: A world history?
Has anyone read the book salt. i need chapter or book reviews and theme. Are there any good websites. THANKS
About the eclipse?
in the end of the book it confused me does bella stay with edward or run off with jacob
About the eclipse?
She stays with Edward.
About the eclipse?
She stays with Edward. Jake runs off because of the pain. Did you read the epilogue?
Reply:she stayed with edward.
ya,it was a lil confusing,i had to read it twice. the second time,i realized the ending was written from jacobs point of view. lol=]
Can%26#039;t wait till breaking dawn! And the twilight movie!
tehe =]
Reply:No, Bella is still very much with Edward. She said that she loves them both, but she loves Edward more. In the next book Breaking Dawn she is planning to get married to Edward, but she still cares about Jacob. In August we%26#039;ll find out if she ends up with Jake or Edward, but currently she%26#039;s with Edward.
Reply:She made the right choice and stayed with Edward, not the wolf boy.
About the eclipse?
She stays with Edward.
About the eclipse?
She stays with Edward. Jake runs off because of the pain. Did you read the epilogue?
Reply:she stayed with edward.
ya,it was a lil confusing,i had to read it twice. the second time,i realized the ending was written from jacobs point of view. lol=]
Can%26#039;t wait till breaking dawn! And the twilight movie!
tehe =]
Reply:No, Bella is still very much with Edward. She said that she loves them both, but she loves Edward more. In the next book Breaking Dawn she is planning to get married to Edward, but she still cares about Jacob. In August we%26#039;ll find out if she ends up with Jake or Edward, but currently she%26#039;s with Edward.
Reply:She made the right choice and stayed with Edward, not the wolf boy.
How does mccarthyism link to a view from a bridge by arthur miller?
whats the link with the essay and mccarthism ?
How does mccarthyism link to a view from a bridge by arthur miller?
If the essay is similar to the play, the link is betrayal of friends to the authorities. Seriously, there%26#039;s an essay?
How does mccarthyism link to a view from a bridge by arthur miller?
If the essay is similar to the play, the link is betrayal of friends to the authorities. Seriously, there%26#039;s an essay?
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