Literature Appreciation Quarter 2

I am reading the book A dog's purpose  by W. Bruce Cameron. A connection to the world would be when you see a dog, stray or domestic they are here for a reason. If you see a stray go over and take it in, get it fixed and raise it as your own. If you cant take in another dog simple capture the animal and take it to the vet, get it fixed make sure its OK,but do anything to help because they are here for a reason. If you see a domesticated dog, like a service/therapy/esa dog know they are here for a reason and don't try to bug them or treat them like they are not wanted or they are useless. This connects to the world because we don't treat animals like we used to a bunch of people think its OK to treat them badly and abuse them. People need to be nicer and care knowing they are here for a reason and that reason could be they are here for you! Even if its a stray or you do not know the dog. When a human looks at a dog they release a chemical that automatically connects the both...

     I am reading Holes  by Louis Sachar. The story I am reading is about a boy named Stanley Yelnats. This boy was convicted for a crime he supposedly did not do; he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. The crime was "stealing" shoes from a baseball player, and he was going to donate his shoes. Stanley said they just landed on his head one day while going home. Therefore, no one believed his story at court, so they gave him the choice of jail or "Camp Green Lake". This camp was for bad boys that needed to recover from their actions. All of these children have to dig a hole that is 5 feet deep and 5 feet wide.      The conflict in this story relates to history and today because many kids/adults are punished for a crime they never actually committed. Some people suffer everyday, when he/she knows they're innocent people. Although, others do grasp on to bad behavior and break crucial rules. Therefore, this is why some people are given these op...

      Laugh Out Loud  by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein. It is about a kid named Jimmy who really loves to read and decided he would create a book publisher ran by kids for kids. He go the idea because his friend can't leave her house so he brigs her books from the library, so he thought their should be a publisher were kids like her can go a get books. Every kid in the school loves the idea but adults on the other hand. Every adult laughs at the idea of a kid creating a book publisher. Jimmy is trying so hard to make his dream a reality and people are saying it is impossible. I am really looking forward to see if he makes his dream a reality in the rest of the book.          How my book Laugh Out Loud  is similar to events in the world is how Cory Nevis. Cory Nevis created Mr. Cory's Cookies as a kid. Mr. Cory's Cookies is a website that Cory created at age six because he didn't want to take the bus, he wanted a car. He started...

Do you and your brother fight about stuff or play games if so u would love the book Knucklehead by. Jon Scieska. Its about a boy name Jon and is other brothers Jim, Tom, Brian, and Jeff. They grownup together and fight all the time. i connect this book to the world because in the end of the book Jim and Jon go to military school and there is people all around the United States that go.Also they go to a catholic school and all over the world they have catholic school.But Also they talked about what happened back a long time ago. This is a great book and i hope that you get this book and that you read till you are do.I love the way they always fight and hope to see a second book.If i was in this book i would change the way they skip.I also like the format of how he wrote it.

      The Great Wall of Lucy Wu by Wendy Wan-Long Shang is about a girl, Lucy, who's great aunt comes to visit from China and is stay with them until Christmas. Her sister, Regina, is leaving for college and Lucy is finally going to have the room all to herself. Then, her parents break the news to her that her Yi Po was coming to visit, so she has to share it with her aunt. She was really upset and didn't like Yi Po, but as the story goes on and she slowly starts to like Yi Po.      Lucy reminds me of myself, because sometimes relatives I haven't meet come to visit my family. It takes me a while to get used to them as it took Lucy sometime to get used to Yi Po. The story tells the readers that Yi Po was in the middle of a war when her family left her behind and that's apart of history.      I dislike the name Regina because it sounds sophisticated and weird. The story teaches don't judge a book by it's cover. I like this story it shows t...

    I am reading  The Fault in Our Stars  by John Green. This book is about two teenagers with cancer that happen to fall in love and go places together to live life to their fullest ability, while still accepting the fact that they are dying, in the end something is lost. What do you think this is? They meet at a support group in "the real heart of Jesus" Hazel and Augustus both read and they love this book called An Imperial Infliction.  They go to  Amsterdam together and meet the author of their book and he turns out to be very rude.  When they get back something is lost and is very sad. Hazel and Issac are looking for something left behind and go on a tiny adventure.       This book connects to the world in a lot of ways but the one that stood out the most to me, is that the world and the book share one very big problem, disease and cancer. Hazel Grace and Augustus Waters both have cancer and Issac and other people have illness and h...