May rr

           In the book I've read, it's called the mysterious bennadict society three kids father has gotten kidnapped and its up to these brilliant kids to save him he's given them every lesson they Need to live but the must go on a huge journey to the top of a very tall mountain to get their father but the villain is relentless to stop even if that it mean it has to kill them. They don't know where he's going next nor what his reason for kidnapping their father is.

         The only problem is now that they found the villain they set up a base camp near then but when they wake up they realize that they are drugged and are tied to a piano going down the snowy mountain into the ocean but while this is happening the villain has kidnapped  the youngest child because she is the one in the family with the most common sense. Being at a very young age he thinks 
he can change her so she'll work for him.

           But the problem is while she's being kidnapped the two older kids are formulating a plan to get both the father and their sister out of his evil grasps so the faster can explain everything and Just return to normal once the stop the villains. I think the moral of the story is that family is the most important thing you can have because in the end when everything is said and done all you have is each other. Even when things go down hill.

may rr

      in the book The Proficy Of The stones their are three sisters and they all have a a specially crafted birth stone that contains the strength , magic and willpower of all their ancestors before them and one day the stones glowed as bright as the sun and transported the  three girls to another dimension to protect all the creatures that are contained in their.
     
       most of the creatures that live in the universe are poor helpless or defenses and the relay on the stones and the sisters to use them to prevent the evil magic from taking over the universe for its self 

     so now its up to these three sisters to protect the land and break through the evil magical barrier that contains the creatures can the three sisterscontain it or will they break the stones under all the presure you must read the book to find out

may rr

    I have just finished the book called Drive  a autobiography by none other than the three point king Larry Bird. this book shows his life all the way from his start at the little run down town in the small city of indiana. how he had started out small and now had become one of the most famous people and an NBA ledgend.

    the book all started out when he showed where he grew up and how he evolved into a man, dropping out of collage getting back in getting kicked out of his house forcing him to live with his grandparents until the couldn't contain him forcing him to start the career of the NBA ledgend.
  
    This book actually showed me a lot because of all the failures in his life but also how they all just fueled the fire to make him a big shot NBA player      

romeo and juliet essay

    In the book romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare the mail characters have a very strong love interest for each other and the proved it by death of one another and solving the Montague and Capulet rivalry's for tens of thousands of yeas to come. 

    the emotion of Juliet the Capulet has a lot to do with the story line, because how ever she feels usually dictates the story's flow because when juliet was felling mad about romeos banishment and him killing Tybalt. Causes her father to get mad the nurse to get very agitated  and causes romeo to commit suicide by the chain of events leading to Juliet's "death".

     Also how the emotions of the mail Montague of the story can have very strong emotional effect on the story. also how when Juliet got mad, when romeo got mad his best friend Mercutio got murderd and he could control his anger do he got even with tyablt and killed him leading to him getting banished forever making Juliet fake death and realizing shes alive making her kill herself.

   this proves how much the emotions of both main character would effect the story and how if their were no action their would have been no reaction leading to the shocking suicide ending        

          The Dead by:Charles Higson

The story takes place in England. Where the main characters Ed, Bam, Wiki flee to London to escape a deadly plague. This plague only effects people 16 and older. It literally turns the world upside down. It is spreading to rapidly for anyone to contain cure or escape. on their way to London they meet a butcher named Greg. He drives a school bus to London so he can get back to his son.

 

i thought that this is really frightening. We as a society always think about apocolypies, but we never really prepared for one. This is an example of what could happen. I would imagine we would be in either the same senario or worse. I dont think that our society could do in this situation. it really makes me think about what could happen in our world, but I think it would result  in a much worse result. Our society would crash way faster. i would think that our government would be even more currupt then it is now and not even do anything to help the citizens of the world!

 

    

The city of ember.

       in my book the city of ember by Jeanne DuPrau, Lina a 14 year old girl and her best friend doon are stuck in an underground hell. the only thing they know is that they live in the only city in the world and there is nothing but darkness anywhere outside the city of ember.linas grandmother is despertly ooking for a timed lunch box. inside holds the secrets to escape from the underground hell hole.

   the reason for this underground city was that there was a horrible plague that threatening the human race so Linda's great  grandma went underground to keep the race alive. she died but before she did she gave Linda's grandmother the instructions.

   now that Lina grandma found it poppy her little sister has chewed it so now its barley legible. lets see if Lina and Doon can decipher this cryptic message      

     

rr for march 7th

     In my ,book  the Omnivore's Dilemma  the characters are trying to figure out what is causing the universal omnivores dilemma.  Michael Pollan goes around the world looking for the best food chain and try to figure out how some farmers use organic ingredient. Michael travels to a farm called Pollyface. They raise hens and chickens in a happy environment. This farm doesn't use any byproduct or any mutilators. The Farmers let the chickens roam around and eating worms, incests on the farm. The buyers don't mind seeing the animals getting slaughtered because they know they lived a happy life on the farm.

He also talked about corn, how it is the most abused food in America. It is literally used in everything, like when you go to MC Donald's if your like me you get MC Chickens and a large drink. well, your eating a corn fed chicken in a corn flour fried in corn oil, and to wash it down you drink a soda sweetened with high fructose corn syrup . He was allowed to go to hte goverment facility and find out exactly how many "fod" items it makes. 

Michael Pollan then  goes on a  hunt to solve the very beginning of the omnivores dilemma. That means he has to go to the very bottom of the food chain with no manufactures or pesticides or humans involved just the wild food. Mr. Pollan said,  "that his plan was to go the outback of California and live off the land". First step was to  find and kill a wild boar. Then for the vegetables  find some herbs and then go to a previously burned forest to collect special mushroom. This mushroom can only be found in a place filled with ashes, its very delicious. This special  mushroom are called morels, they  only need feed on ashes to grow. As he described it ,it was the "perfect" dinner except that the mushrooms were gritty and the salt that he had collected in the San Fransisco bay was too toxic to serve to a human.

     this book has really opened my eves to how we Americans eat. we have no diverse food or culture. without it we stray from our roots and cause the omnivores dilemma. And just what goes intoour food and how most food is corn. This book has literally CHANGED my life