Recently, I finished reading A Mango-Shaped Space, a 270-page realistic fiction novel by Wendy Mass, an author of various young adult and children’s books. She was born on April 22nd, 1967 in Livingston, NJ. A Mango-Shaped Space is Wendy Mass’s most successful book that she has written. It won the American Library … Continue reading Bianca Jortner Letter Essay #3-A Mango-Shaped Space
Recently, I finished reading New Boy, a 280 page historical fiction by an American author Julian Houston, who is out of Richmond Virginia coming up to live in Harlem to teach. New Boy is mostly famous for being based on early events of the author’s life in the early 1950s’ and expresses this clearly by saying … Continue reading Luke Vechiarelli Letter Essay #3: New Boy
Reed Cooper Mr. Jockers English Period 6 November, 2017 Letter Essay #3 (Reed Cooper): The Perks of Being a Wallflower Recently, I finished reading The Perks of Being a Wallflower, a 213 page novel written by Stephen Chbosky. Chbosky wrote and directed the film The Perks of Being a Wallflower. Stephen Chbosky lives in … Continue reading Reed Cooper’s Letter-Essay #3: The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Recently, I finished reading Hoot, an 292-page realistic fiction book by Carl Hiaasen who was born in 1953 and raised in Plantation, Florida, then a rural suburb of Fort Lauderdale. He was the first of four children born to Odel and Patricia Hiaasen. He has Norwegian and Irish ancestry. He started writing at age six … Continue reading Keely’s Letter Essay #3: Hoot
Recently, I finished reading My grandmother asked me to tell you she’s sorry, a 372 pages fiction book by Fredrik Backman. He is a Swedish columnists, writer and blogger. He lives with his wife and two daughters. His books were translated in 25 other languages. He published My grandmother told me to tell you she’s … Continue reading Letter essay #3- Syrine Karm
Recently, I finished reading The Little Prince, a fancy book by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. The author was a pilot in the french air force but, was not captured in the surrender of France. He may have encountered mechanical failures. Pilot illness could have occurred. He could have encountered the luftwaffe, and got shot down. The … Continue reading Nate Bass letter essay #3:The little prince
Dear Reader, Recently I read Unwind by Neal Shusterman. It is a book about a dystopian future where parents can choose to unwind their 13 to 18 year old. The main character Connor is chosen to be unwound by his family however he runs away and meets with characters Risa, a teen in a state … Continue reading Letter Essay #2 – Trajan Keane
Recently, I just completed the last 300 pages of the 600-page fantasy novel Fire World. This novel was written by Chris D’Lacey, a British author who has received a literary award for his contributions to fictional literature from the University of Leicester in England. He is a New York Times bestselling author and published Fire … Continue reading Jalen Johnson’s Letter-Essay #3: Fire World
Letter Essay #3 Recently, I have been reading Patriot Games, a 787-page historical fiction book by Tom Clancy, a past insurance broker, with a passion for naval history-turned author. Patriot Games was published in 1987, as the second novel written by Tom Clancy. This book is widely popular and the New York Times said the … Continue reading Weston Keenan’s Letter Essay #3: Patriot Games