Never Let Me Go by: Kazuo Ishiguro Introduction Up until this semester I thought I enjoyed reading everything. No one has ever asked me what I like to read or questioned me on what type of books I like to read. I have never thought about all the different genres. In the past I have … Continue reading Chelsea’s Annotated Bibliography
(Silverman 270-283). To The Lighthouse for me was a difficult read. What could have been combined into one sentence was a whole lot of vivid detail. Sometimes a text would be a paragraph long and I had to reread it three or four times to understand the language. I don’t want to say the story … Continue reading Blog 3: Live Like You Are Dying
Does the portrait represent that beauty is everything? Basil fell in love with how his painting of Dorian turned out. I know some attractive people who are wicked and ugly on the inside just like Dorian. Did the narrator make it a point to show that just because you are good looking does not mean … Continue reading Blog 4: Do Looks Make You Beautiful?
By Chelsea McLean Animal Farm by George Orwell In the beginning, it was said that, “Four legs are good, two legs bad”. Manor a pig had a dream. Manor preached to his friends that humans are bad and they are mistreating them. Manor passed and his fellow pigs took charge once they ran Mr. Jones … Continue reading Blog 2: More or Less, Pigs Take Control
By: Destiny Historically as a reader, I found myself in love with stories about love. Because of this, I had felt like I mastered the nuances of the romance genre. When I discovered that I was going to read Giovanni’s Room I immediately found myself comfortable with the genre. As I continued to read I … Continue reading Blog 2-Is Giovanni’s Room a Romance?
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