This story was very odd but was a good book. The fiction of this story is tied to reality in a very unique way, that is very effective in making the story not feel very fantasy. This feature made the book truly more enjoyable. Other writing techniques like not having any foreshadowing. The book keeps you guessing until the very end. Even within the story parts that I had never seen coming, Like releasing the prince. Allowing Alix to run away and eventually return on curiosity.…
Fans of the book like the way the two have great, steamy chemistry with a blend of emotional growth that is realistic. The story will keep readers turning the pages til the finish, wanting more. This story is one that is impossible for fans to put down.…
You feel like you know him as a person by the end of the book. At first you don’t like him at all and as the book progresses you want him to succeed. By the end of the book, you feel like he is your friend. This book is very engaging with its powerful plot and strong messages that are woven into each chapter. Powerful themes of…
Point of View: Prologue and epilogue are first person. Chapters one through nine are limited omniscient.…
Although at times it was hard to follow what was exactly happening in the book. I felt like the book jumped around a lot because each chapter was a different event that happened throughout the year. I didn’t know when the events occurred so at times it was confusing. In addition, the book was older so it was hard to make connections with the book and my everyday life.…
The author has a sincere way of telling the story. He knows how to engage every scene with another one and the setting he describes makes this story so real that the readers get involved really easily on this story. Many readers become part of the story through their imagination and this is a wonderful gift someone can have because being able to feel the story like part of your real life is not easy.…
It had humor, real life events, sadness, and suspense. I would most definitely recommend this novel to someone because although it’s very long, you won’t want to stop reading it. This book will make you wonder, cry, even laugh. It’s a book that I think had great meaning and was put together very well. In my opinion, there is no flaws about this book except how long it is.…
My Opinion: I would say this book is very well written it gives very good detail of all the characters and the setting. When reading it you can clearly picture what is going on and where it is going…
It is the only book I have seen written in first person plural point of view. The book changes point of view in the last two chapters to first person singular. Her writing is also very primitive. Rand uses short and bare sentences. For example “ We stopped when we felt hunger. We saw birds in the tree branches, and flying from under our footsteps. We picked a stone and we sent it as an arrow at a bird. It fell before us. We made a fire, we cooked the bird, and we ate it, and no meal had ever tasted better to us” (78 Rand). But,the author's tone is nothing but bare. In the beginning of the book, the tone is extremely admissive, and Equality-72521 will not stop talking about his sins. The tone gradually changes to a more confident tone. Equality-72521 becomes more confident in himself, rejects the past and embraces self praise and…
This book was very good the story line was great. However, I strongly disliked Holden he is just not been the mostly likeable person. I never really could connect this book to my life. I could connect it to the world today by actions lead to consequences good or bad. Overall, it was a really good…
The author is the narrator. He is speaking in 1st person. He may have a lot of reliability.…
First person allows the reader to be able to read the thoughts of the main character. Readers are allowed to to look in the eyes of the eyes of the protagonist. Good authors use first person to feel a way or develop thinking similar to the main character. Ned Vizzini, author of It’s Kind of a Funny Story, uses the first person view to help develop the character and find out what Greg is thinking.…
The story is written in third person, because it is a play and is not inside the mind of one specific character.…
When I opened the book I was expecting to be blown away by another bittersweet tale of love. I guess my expectations were too high because in all honesty I was disappointed. I got really frustrated in the beginning when they wouldn’t tell us the whole story and kept us guessing, and I like a mystery as much as the next girl but after a while it got tiring and I just wanted to know what was really going on. I dreaded especially the parts when Bennet kept changing his attitude towards Anna, like one time he liked her and another time he couldn’t stand her, those parts really got to me and I felt like throwing the book across the room because it just kept going round and round and not getting to the point. Of course that made sense later on because he was redoing the moment but those first few chapters were torture and it got me extremely confused at times.…
1. The novel is written in what point of view? – The novel is in 1st person.…