The Nurses, the Inmate, and the Injured The big day came around quickly. Anticipation and nerves jumble together inside my stomach as if a washing machine on high. Trouble words seep through my brain down to my throat pushing their way out of my mouth. What if? But what if this happens? Shoving them … Continue reading Isabel Prentice ~ The Nurses, the Inmate, and the Injured
1/5/18 I recently finished reading the novel Golden Boy, by Tara Sullivan. This 368 page realistic fiction book is detail oriented, heart warming, and includes high stakes which officially climax in the middle (somewhere 160 pages in). These character traits and the summary on the back cover made me eager to read the … Continue reading Isabel Prentice Letter Essay #4: Golden Boy
I recently finished reading the novel, When the Butterflies Came. The 330 page book, genre specified as Mystery, was written by author Kimberley Griffiths Little. Throughout the novel, you will find the term ‘nipwisipwis’, which is the native Chuukese word for butterfly. Since the language and Islands of Chuuk are unfamiliar to me, it was … Continue reading Isabel Prentice’s Letter Essay #3: When the Butterflies Came
Isabel Joyful, effervescent, athletic, humorous Daughter of Nancy and Scott, younger sister of Wesley Lover of her 6-year-old barbet and poodle mix, Licorice, global cuisine, and her black Les Paul Copy electric guitar Who feels thankful for an education, her loving family, and a roof over her head Who finds happiness in performing, mostly acting … Continue reading Bio Poem Prentice