Andrew Quite, Clumsy, outgoing Son of Robert and Karen Brother of Valerie Lover of Family, Friends, and Programing Who feels thankful for Technology, a cozy house, and my Family Who Finds happiness in Motion Design, Programing, and Drumming Who needs Support Time to Perfect things and Time to clear my head Who Gives Advice and … Continue reading Bio Poem Andrew
A couple days ago I was able to finish reading a 448-paged novel Clockwork Angel by Cassandra Clare. This is the first book in the “Infernal Devices” series and it was published on August 31st, 2010. Cassandra Clare has been a lover of books since she was young and always had one on her because … Continue reading Letter Essay #9 – Clockwork Angel
I have just finished reading a hilariously crazy classic called “Catch-22,” by one Joseph Heller. Heller, besides his distinguished writing career in which he wrote a variety of books including “Closing Time,” fought as a bombardier in World War II. He flew an incredible 60 combat missions, inspiring him to write “Catch-22.” Joseph Heller’s novel … Continue reading Luke W’s Letter Essay #9
I finished the book Dorothy Must Die by Danielle Paige. It has 452 pages in it. I read it because I found online recommends and someone working for the Easton Public Library recommended it. Danielle Paige has written a couple of other books, mostly centering around Dorothy Must Die like Heart of Tin. Heart of … Continue reading Victoria’s Letter Essay #8 – Dorothy Must Die
A while back i finished Specials by Scott Westerfeld. Scott Westerfeld was born in Dallas, Texas. He now lives in New York City and Sydney, Australia. He won The 2015 Anisfield-Wolf Book Award for his book specials. This book was publish in March 2006 and it is the third novel in a series. This … Continue reading Sarah’s Letter Essay 8# Specials
Dear Classmates, The book I am writing about is titled, Blood Red Road. This novel is by Moira Young. Blood Red Road is 459 pages, and is part of the Dust Lands Series. Young is originally from Canada, but now lives in the United Kingdom, Blood Red Road is her first novel. The writer of … Continue reading Tabitha’s Letter Essay: Blood Red Road
I recently read Stolen: A Letter to My Captor, a 300 paged young adult thriller by camel-loving, South Africa-traveler, Lucy Christopher. Stolen: A Letter to My Captor was published on May 4, 2009 and has since then has been awarded with the title of Printz Honor Book along with being translated into French, Dutch, … Continue reading Sophia’s Letter-Essay #7 – Stolen: A Letter to My Captor
Dear, Reader Recently, I have finished reading 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, it is a 426 paged classic science fiction novel by French writer Jules Verne published in 1870. Jules Gabriel Verne was a French novelist, poet, and playwright best known for his adventure novel 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and his profound influence … Continue reading Erick’s Letter Essay #6: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Letter Essay 6 Dear classmates, I recently finished reading Divergent by Veronica Roth. It is a 487 page dystopian literature novel. It is the first book in a 3 book series followed by insurgent, and allegiant. It was published in 2011 and was later made into a movie. I chose to read this book … Continue reading Sean’s Letter Essay #6 Divergent
I recently finished reading the novel, The City of Ember, By Jeanne DuPrau. Jeanne used to be a teacher and lives in California with her dog. This was her first book, but she wrote other books, One of such being The People of Sparks (The sequel to this book). I chose to read this book … Continue reading Michael’s letter essay #6
Recently, I finished reading George Orwell’s, 328 paged classic, 1984. George Orwell (a pseudonym of Eric Blair) served with the Indian Imperial Police in Burma before returning to Europe to bestow upon us many of his great works, essays and novels alike. This particular novel, originally called Nineteen Eighty-Four, was published on June 8, 1949. … Continue reading Gabi’s Letter Essay #6 1984
I recently read matched by Ally Condie. Ally Condie is an american writer of young adult fiction. She has wrote so many books including Reached, Crossed and Atlantia. She is is the process of writing another book called Summerlost and it is coming on March 29th of this year. I chose this book because we … Continue reading Rebecca’s Letter Essay: Matched
I have just finished reading a finely crafted classic called “A Tale of Two Cities, by one Charles Dickens. Dickens, a very highly regarded writer, wrote an unbelievable amount of classics including, “Oliver Twist” and “A Christmas Carol.” Interestingly enough, Dickens, (while working for two major London newspapers), decided to submit a variety of sketches … Continue reading Luke W “A Tale of Two Cities” Letter Essay #6
I finished the book from my book club book, Matched, it is 366 pages. The author is Ally Condie. It is about this society where they make everyone, everyone thing, and society at its whole perfect. They only have 100 poems, 100 songs, books, paintings. All diseases were eliminated. They have scheduled everything, free time, … Continue reading Victoria’s Letter Essay #5: Matched
A couple weeks ago I finished reading the book The Slave Who Freed Haiti. This book is non fiction/ a biography and was written by Katharine Scherman, who I googled and is apparently an author of non-fiction. She has other books such as Catherine the Great, The Sword of Siegfried and more. I chose to read this … Continue reading Tabitha’s Letter Essay #5
Dear Classmates, Recently, I finished the book Cinder (The Lunar Chronicles) by Marissa Meyer. It is a 387 paged novel which was published on January 3rd, 2012. I first heard of this book from a couple of my friends last year but never got around to reading it. I eventually had forgotten about the book … Continue reading Nicole’s Letter Essay #5: Cinder
Recently I have finished the 460 page science fiction The Fifth Wave by Rick Yancey novel recently. I really enjoyed this book because of the unique idea. The main character is a girl named Cassie (Cassiopeia) Sullivan, even though the perspectives change each part, all the other perspectives are very closely related to her and … Continue reading Melissa’s Letter Essay #5: The Fifth Wave
I recently read the book If I were you, written by Leslie Margolis. This book is a fantasy book with 211 pages.This book was originally published May 12th 2015, and is her newest book. Leslie Margolis has written 12 books in all. She went to college in Massachusetts. Her book Annabelle Unleashed won reader’s choice … Continue reading Erin’s Letter Essay #5: If I Were You
1/29/16 I have recently finished reading Prisoner B-3087 a 272 page Historical Fiction novel by Alan Gratz. The book takes place in Poland during the 1930 when the Nazis have taken over Poland and killed and sent Jews to concentration camps all over. Alan Gratz has also written the exhilarating book, Code of Honor. … Continue reading James B.’s Letter Essay #5: Prisoner B-3087
I could hear the muffled cries, i was walking around dizzy holding my aching head a bit confused on what just happened. All i could see was the night mist in the air. I turned slowly to ensure i wouldn’t fall. As i neared the end of my turn i could see one of my … Continue reading I Don’t Even Golf