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    wake up on the sky so it protects her from everything bad that is happening to her. Esperanza starts ashamed of what does she needs that other people have but she ends with a happy face because she feels comfortable. “And Uncle spins me… my mom watches‚ my little cousins’ watches‚ and the boy of the first communion watches and everyone said… I forget that I´m wearing only ordinary shoes…” This means that because she believed on Uncle Nacho she felt calm about what they could think about her

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    Violence in The House on Mango Street In the novel The House on Mango Street‚ Sandra Cisneros reveals how violence affects women on Mango Street. The women in Mango Street have abusive husbands and fathers. They don’t do anything about it because they seem to be used to being abused. Esperanza tries to deal with the violence in her neighborhood by trying to protect her friend Sally from some boys but it turns out being a failure for her. Esperanza finds it important to try and protect her friend

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    Bill Bryson the author of the short story ‘A Walk in the Woods’ constructs the story in a certain way to try to get the reader to accept his attitudes and values about how dangerous and death defying Earl V. Shaffer and other’s are in attempting to travel the trail. He uses the techniques of emotive language‚ unusual language and use of first hand accounts in the short story ‘A Walk in the Woods‘ . The use of descriptive and humorous language‚ combined with conversational text has allowed Bryson

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    By reading long walk to water by Linda Sue Park you would learn the life in Southern Sudan. The story takes place in Southern Sudan and it is based on a true story it’s about life in Sudan. So this informational text is about life in Sudan and how it affected people. The climate of Sudan is very different from the United States in sudan there is very little rain and in environment there was water but it was very far. If you want to if it’s true you have to read long walk to water and according to

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    A long walk to water by Linda Sue Park discusses the story of a girl named Nya and her journey to find water. First‚ Nya‚ 11‚ walks half a day everyday 1 or 2 times in the blazing heat to fetch water at a pond in Southern Sudan for her and her family to survive. Secondly‚ Nyas family leaves 5 months a year to live by the big lake to survive. Also Nya’s little sister Akeer had a horrible stomachache she couldn’t even speak Nya said that she has seen it before it starts with a stomachache then diarrhea

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    Adrian Martin Vega with only 8 years of age became the child with a disability who has thrilled internet with his singing.He sang when he was in the cart on the street and from three years is accompanied by his wooden box and keyboard.It did not stop him‚ from being born with hydrocephalus and congenital malformation in his hands.Adrian Martin Vega has been under 15 E.R operations.Intelectual disability did not stop this young boy from meeting his favorite famous singer Natalia Jimenez.Adrian met

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    any ground. The more we traveled down the highway the more people we began to see‚ all in exodus from the West. Most were hopeless travelers‚ often the most valuable thing they carried with them was their lives. They weren’t afforded the comforts of even our sad convoy. Their eyes boggled as we passed‚ our trailers loaded with gas and food‚ yet we were driving into the fight. With every city we passed by we could see the buildings become more and more run down.

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    to believe that the Walk-In Tub is worth the price (“Walk-In Tub” Jacuzzi 86). Therefore‚ those who might not be able to justify a large price tag for something as mundane as a tub‚ are sated by the idea of extravagance. Along side the meticulous word choice‚ the reader is also subjected to the connation that the brand “name” invokes (Jacuzzi). Companies work very hard from their infancy to promote brand recognition that will instill feelings in consumers. The brand of the Walk-In Tub conjures feelings

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    Valeria Blanco Dr. Lynn Fauth English 101 20 January 2011 Just Walk on By In the essay Just walk on by‚ author Brent Staples shares his experiences of living with the prejudged notion that he is someone to be feared because he is different from his peers. Brent Staples grew up in the small town of Chester‚ Pennsylvania where he was an outsider. He caught on to something that most of his friends probably had never thought about before or even felt that they had the right to think about

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    Across the Street Introduction The Slave Across the Street‚ written by Theresa Flores and published by Ampelon Publishing in 2010‚ tells the story of the authors struggles as young trafficking victim in her suburban town. The title of the book connotes a close proximity between a possible slave and the reader; and in fact the story demonstrates how close anyone can be to a victim of trafficking—even in place everyone would consider safe. The table of connects effectively breaks down the book into

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