Compare And Contrast Daughter Of The Sea Hannah

Comparing and contrasting two fictional novels Telling the difference between two fictional novels is a simple task but finding a similarity within them both is a hard thing to do, or so you may think. When I think of the comparison of the two novels, which I need to pick, there are many books in which I have read before but none as interesting as what I am about to share. One of the books is “Daughter of the Sea, Hannah” by Kathryn Lasky. The other one is “The Fallen” by Thomas E. Sniegoski. Let us look at the differences between the two novels in the next paragraph. One of the differences is the thickness of the book and the size of the words. The novel “Daughter of the Sea, Hannah” is obviously for smaller kids around five to ten to
Meanwhile “The Fallen” is squeezed with tiny little words and is bounded together in a thick stack. A teenager like me would read one of this. There are even more differences than these. The plot of “Daughter of the Sea, Hannah” revolves around an orphan girl as she gradually finds out more about herself as she grows up. She is not like a normal human being but actually something else... “The Fallen” is a novel about a teenage boy having odd events happening around him when he later finds out that he is actually the son of a fallen angel. These two novels have not only different kinds of themes but also different kinds of sentence structures. As you know that the novel “Daughter of the Sea, Hannah” is one for the lower grades to read, it will definitely be filled with simple sentences such as: “Whatever the creature
One of it is the plot of these two books. In both stories, the main character is put into hard positions where they have to make decisions that might change they’re lives forever. Not only that, both main characters meet new people on their quest and also fall in love. I did not notice they were that similar until I really thought about it. When you read a novel, you do not usually compare the characters with others from another novel. But I noticed that between these two books, both the main characters are orphans and both have kind, caring and strong characteristics. Whereas for the villain, has a strange, cruel and twisted personality. Every good novel needs a good ending sentence. “Daughter of the Sea, Hannah” concludes its story with: “I am not alone! There is a world out there.” While “The Fallen” concludes its novel with: “By touch he found what was needed, a twelve-inch blade that glinted sharply in the beams of sunlight that streamed in through openings in the boarded-up windows.” The first word that came into my mind was confidence. Why? Because they show me that they have decided on what they clearly want to do and they will do not give up no matter what. Something really interesting about the similarities about these two books is that the authors of these two books had me thinking and reflecting to myself. I thought; “If I were to make an important decision in the future, will I choose the right one? Can