A regular day. Another week. My dog gave me a panic attack. It was the day of November the 25th in 2020 and that afternoon I let my dog out. Almost an hour passed, and I went to go looking for him thinking one of my family members let him in, but to my surprise … Continue reading Free write – Lost
Katie Sheehan Mr.Jockers Period 2 ILA Due April 23 13 Reasons Why Recently I reread the book 13 Reasons Why a 288 page, 2007 New York Times best-selling young-adult fiction novel published by a company called Razorbill. The author of this book, Jay Asher, was born in Arcadia, California September 30, 1975. Jay’s inspiration for … Continue reading Letter Essay #7 13 Reasons Why – Katherine Sheehan
I have lately read a 394-page book. The book is Blind, by Rachel DeWoskin. Rachel DeWoskin spent her twenties in China as a nighttime soap opera. She has also written 2 other books. Big Girl Small (one of the other books) received the American Library Association´s Alex Award. Throughout writing Blind, she learned Braille at … Continue reading Letter Essay #7- Mia Larkin
Dear Readers, I just finished reading The Hunger Games Catching Fire a 391 page book by Suzanne Collins. Suzanne Collins was born on August 10, 1962 in Hartford Connecticut and is an American television writer. She is the author of The Hunger Games series which I just read Catching Fire from the series. … Continue reading John Santangeli The Hunger Games Catching Fire: Letter Essay #6
March 9, 2018 Recently, I have finished reading the book The Punch Escrow, a 356-page science fiction novel written by Tal M. Klein, who was born in Israel, grew up in New York, and lives now in Detroit. One of his two daughters, Iris, wrote a book called I’m a Bunch of Dinosaurs. It … Continue reading Letter Essay #6 Jason Viani: The Punch Escrow
Recently I have completed the novel, “The Davinci Code” this novel shows a lot of backstabbing. But in most cases that is common or a common theme in some series or novels. “The Da vinci Code” is by Dan Brown, the bestselling author of “Digital Fortress”, “Angels & Demons”, “Deception Point”, “The Last Symbol” … Continue reading Letter Essay #6 — The Da Vinci Code — By: Elisabeth Berg
Dear Readers, Recently I finished a book called Personal a Jack Reacher novel, it was written by Lee Child and is related to a ton of other books that he wrote also. It is a somewhat complicated book sometimes there are words that I didn’t understand. Since this is my favorite author, I am … Continue reading Letter essay #5 – Brennan Schick
Jake Colangelo Mr.Jockers ILA 8 2/7/18 I read “Killing Mr.Griffin” which is a 243 page mystery novel written by Lois Duncan. It was banned in some places due mainly to violence and was made into a television film in 1997. Lois Duncan also wrote I Know What You Did Last Summer which then became a … Continue reading Letter Essay 5 | Jake Colangelo | Killing Mr.Griffin
Letter-Essay #5: Crispin The Cross of Lead “Crispin the cross of lead” is a 262 page Historical Novel by Avi. Avi is his pen name, a pen name is a assumed name taken by the author. His real name is Edward Irving Wortis. He has written two more books after “Crispin the … Continue reading Letter-Essay #5: Crispin The Cross of Lead
Not too long ago, I finished a book called Room by Emma Donoghue. It is a novel and it was published in 2010. The book won GoodReads Choice Awards Best Fiction and an international best-seller. Her book went viral and she decided to make a movie about it. Emma Donoghue is an Irish-Canadian author . … Continue reading Letter Essay 5 – Syrine Karm
Letter Essay #4 Asher Hafen Dear Reader I have just finished a book called Grandmaster which is a 226 page realistic fiction novel. The book was written by David Klass, a acclaimed screenwriter and author of many popular novels. He used to be a competitive chess tournament player but gave up the game at … Continue reading Letter Essay # 4: Grandmaster – Asher Hafen
Dear Blog Readers, Recently I had finished a book called Slider by Pete Hautman who was born in 1952 in Berkeley, California. He attended college, first at the Minneapolis College of Art & Design, then at the University of Minnesota. He now has settled down with his wife and novelist in Minnesota and loves to … Continue reading Letter Essay #3 Aidan: Slider by Pete Hartman
Dear Book Lovers, Recently, I finished reading the book Gathering Blue, a 241 page dystopian young adult fiction novel of the quartet The Giver, written by the famous author, Lois Lowry. As a young girl, she was shy and decided at ages 8 and 9 that she would be a writer. Because her father was … Continue reading Letter Essay #3 Elizabeth Adriani
Letter Essay #3 11-16-17 I recently finished reading Girls Like Me a 310 page poetry novel and by Lola StVil, published in 2014. Lola StVil is a New York Times best-selling author and is most well known for her fantasy series, The Guardians and The Noru. Also, Lola … Continue reading Nicole Letter Essay #3: Girls Like Me
Dear, Reader Yesterday, I finished a book that I have read many times. It is called The Ruins of Gorlan it is a 282 Page fantasy book that was written by author John Flanagan. John Flanagan is famous for his fantasy writing and for the series the Ranger’s … Continue reading Marib.Z.Ulhaq Letter-Essay #3: The Ruins of Gorlan
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, we finished reading Catching Fire, a 391 page dystopian novel written by Suzanne Collins. Catching Fire is only one of the many best-selling books written by Suzanne Collins. This novel is the sequel to the well-known book The Hunger Games. Both The Hunger Games and Catching Fire have won many prestigious awards some being … Continue reading Letter Essay #9 Catching Fire
Recently, I finished the book A Wrinkle in Time, a classic novel written by Madeleine L’Engle. She was born on November 29th, 1918 and lived in New York City until the age of 12. After she was married and had a baby girl, they all moved to Connecticut in a small dairy farm village. … Continue reading Chloe’s Letter Essay #7