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    traditional stories from a different point of view is an example of how to apply critical thinking in writing immediately after reading a story. The Three Little Pigs is a traditional story told from the point of view of the Pigs. A non-traditional story of the Three Little Pigs‚ written by Jon Scieszka‚ called The True Story of the Three Little Pigs is told from the wolfs point-of-view‚ and ultimately prompting students to think from a completely different perspective. After reading both books‚ use

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    throughout the novel by Kristin Levine‚ The Lions of Little Rock. In the book‚ characters try to defy the odds and overcome hardships. Levine’s riveting piece of historical fiction takes place in Little Rock‚ the capital of Arkansas‚ in 1958. During the book‚ the town’s public high schools are refusing to integrate‚ and therefore‚ shutting down. In addition to the high schools shutting down‚ all of the other schools are segregated. The people of Little Rock are divided between segregation and integration

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    In Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress by Dai Sijie illustrates that the little seamstress learns the most from the books of the western world because they teach her the power of her beauty‚ and ultimately uses her power to her advantage. Ma and Lou are going to get Lou’s pants lengthened‚they meet the little seamstress and she gets to work. Both boys are attracted to her so they start to talk to her‚ they find out she likes to learn. While explaining her passion she says that “you neen’t think

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    could] live so alone” (Johnson 461). However‚ despite her insight‚ she felt all too unfit to leave her home and speak openly to anyone at all. Dickinson displays the catastrophic effects of both her independence and insecurity in the poem‚ “As if some little Arctic flower” (#177). She embodies herself as this flower‚ communicating her inability to relate to and interact with others in both social and religious contexts. In the poem‚ a flower moves from a cold environment down to a fascinatingly warm

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    My Little Bit of Country Some of us might live in the big city. A city with a high density of population. Many people who is mainly busy all week. People who are trying to get to work early in the morning and then during rush hour‚ these busy people is trying to get home to their families. While some of us might live on the countryside‚ surrounded by the beautiful nature‚ and the only thing busy here‚ is Mother Nature. She is busy trying to maintain order in nature. The wind howling and rushing

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    Stuart Little

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    Elwyn Brooks White‚ the author of the beloved children’s classics Charlotte’s Web‚ Stuart Little‚ and The Trumpet of the Swan‚ was born in Mount Vernon‚ New York on July 11‚ 1899. E. B. White’s father was a piano manufacturer‚ and he had two brothers and three sisters. He graduated from Cornell University in 1921 and worked for United Press International and the American Legion News Service in 1921 and 1922. E.B. White was a reporter for the Seattle Times in 1922 and 1923. For the next two years

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    and existence”. This means that everyone is responsible for the safety of themselves as well as the general population. Even though the police are in roles of power‚ they are also regular people to‚ meaning they aren’t above the law. In the book “Little Brother” by Cory Doctorow‚ the protagonist‚ Marcus Yallow‚ must find ways to keep himself hidden from the Department of Homeland Security. He must do this as well as still be able to lead countermeasures to prove that what the DHS is doing is wrong

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    spent‚ not lonely nor idle‚ for her little world was peopled with imaginary friends‚ and she was by nature a busy bee. She enjoys taking care of her dolls. Docile and shy‚ she prefers to be home schooled and avoids most public situations. Amy‚ though the youngest‚ was a most important person‚ in her own opinion at least. A she has blue eyes‚ and yellow hair curling on her shoulders‚ and always carrying herself like a young lady mindful of her manners. Her little airs and graces were much admired

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    women’s cultures have given them. An individual’s culture has an immense influence on the way they see the world and people around them. I believe your culture affects everything you do within your life. As an example‚ in the book‚ ‘Lullabies for Little Criminals’ by Heather O’Neill‚ the main character Baby believes that the implications she makes of herself being experienced with drugs and alcohol make her look cool and more mature. This is due to

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    The Little Prince The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint Exupery is a children’s novella written as much for adults as it is for children. The simplistic nature of the book can easily be misconstrued as a typical children’s story‚ however‚ the themes and morals of this story are designed to help adults live more fulfilling lives. The author dedicated the novella to his friend Leon Werth and simultaneously apologized to kids for making the dedication to an adult. The entire novella is a critique

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