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    The Plot starts with an old man reading a notebook to an old woman in a nursing home. The story focuses on the two lovers namely Noah and Allie. Allie’s parents did not want to marry him because of the unwealthy status of the family of the man. Allie has to go to New York together with her parents. Noah wrote 365 letters to Allie but none of them came to her. After more several years‚ Allie meet this man named Lon‚ a wealthy man and soon they engaged. Noah rebuilt the old house just to fulfill his

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    Book Analysis: “The Longest Ride” “The Longest Ride” by Nicholas Sparks is a novel that tells two love stories. The first is that of Ira Levinson a 91-year-old widower and his late wife Ruth. Ira’s story starts with him trapped inside a car following his accident‚ which rolls his car off the edge of a two-lane highway‚ due to harsh weather conditions. Stuck in the vehicle it starts to snow and he soon finds himself dehydrated and loosing blood. As this occurs Ruth‚ who had been dead nine years

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    The Lucky One opens when two very different men meet. Deputy Keith Clayton is a sleaze who is sneaking through the North Carolina underbrush in order to take pictures of a group of skinny-dipping coeds. When one of the coeds comes face to face with him‚ Clayton chucks the camera under a bush. He’s also startled to meet a stranger toting a backpack and accompanied by a German shepherd dog. Clayton suspects that the man may have seen him taking his snapshots. The young camper is named Logan Thibault

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    In Safe Haven‚ by Nicholas Sparks‚ changing the point of view from Katie to Alex will change the story in many ways. Katie and Alex are similar‚ but not as similar as they are different. Alex is a dad of 2 who lost his wife to cancer‚ while Katie is victim of domestic abuse and doesn’t have anyone to support her. So by changing the point of view from Katie to Alex‚ will change the story to something unlike the original. Alex lives and cares for his two kids‚ but Katie does not have any family to

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    their work to target audiences. With regards to The Book Thief and All the Light We Cannot See‚ my initial response after reading them was that they were remarkably similar‚ what with their World War II settings‚ their female protagonists‚ the theme of abandonment‚ etc. This sparked my interest and led to my desire to examine how the different age groups of each novels’ target demographic

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    Bianca Lynch Literary device essay In the novel At First Sight by Nicholas Sparks He uses mood to help you understand the main character‚ this also helps you to empathize with his problems and correlate to how they may feel. Another literary device he uses to help you connect to the novel is imagery; he paints an elaborated picture of the town Jeremy Marsh now lives in with his new wife Lexi. The Author describes Boone Creek‚ a small town in NC Jeremy Marsh has recently moved to for his fiancé

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    COMPARE AND CONTRAST Comparison Emphasizes the similarities between two things‚ ideas‚ concepts‚ or points of view. Contrast Emphasizes the differences between two things‚ ideas‚ concepts‚ or points of view How to Write a Comparison/Contrast Essay: 1. The two items should make sense to compare or contrast. For example‚ you might compare two baseball teams‚ but not a football team and a baseball team. As you select your topic‚ keep in mind that you won’t merely be describing the two

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    The internet. Such an ubiquitous entity‚ an omniscient presence in our lives that it is practically impossible to imagine a world without it. Especially in a country like the United States‚ nearly everyone’s lives revolve around it. In Nicholas Carr’s Hal and Me‚ he explores how much the internet has become essential to everything we do‚ from our work‚ school‚ and social lives. He also stresses how it has altered our very own way of thinking‚ how we are basically wired to think like the internet

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    Shane Smith Professor Samuels English 102‚ Section 13 18 October 2012 Compare & Contrast Essay The 1960’s was a carefree time period‚ a time when the “hippy” lifestyle was considered the norm. A time when the youth were often the voice‚ citizens were dedicated to bringing peace to the United States‚ the abolishment of segregation was occurring‚ and the Vietnam War had just begun. The poems I analyzed were both written in the early 1960’s‚ when segregation finally came to an end.

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    Compare and Contrast Essay In this class we have read many articles related to the problems and flaws in the American Education. Many people in the United States believe our educational system is in crisis. In this essay‚ I will be comparing and contrasting the differences and similarities between two articles. The author of Idiot Nation takes us on a tour of failings of America’s schools. He touches on topics of cultural illiteracy and the relationships between schools and corporations

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