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    The people who live in third world countries have much harder lives than how we live everyday. In “Radiance of Tomorrow” by Ishmael Beah it shows how difficult their lives are. Even though they are going through tough times‚ they still remain very hopeful. The theme of this book is to always stay hopeful‚ and that’s what the people of Imperi do. Bockaire’s family should stay in Freetown so they can get nice jobs‚ a new beginning‚ and it is more realistic over all to stay there. Bockaire’s family

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    to Sleep‚ The Templar Legacy‚ A Long Way Gone‚ Their Eyes were Watching God‚ The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo‚ The Secret of Bees and The Kite Runner. My favorite out of all of those books was A Long Way Gone by Ishmael Beah. It was the touching and emotional true story of how Ishmael Beah grew up in Sierra Leone during the middle of a civil war‚ and his journey of losing his family‚ surviving all on his own‚ becoming a child soldier‚ going through rehabilitation‚ and finally coming to live in America

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    would commit these treacherous acts. If an adult cannot withstand drugs and alcohol given on a daily basis‚ then‚ how are little kids supposed to handle them? To be clear‚ the symptoms of a child taking drugs and alcohol would be worse than adults. Ishmael Beah‚ a former child soldier gives an interview on The Hour and describes his experience being a soldier. He says‚ “The life of a child soldier is‚ basically‚ you go out‚ you shoot people‚ and you do whatever the commanders want you to do. If not‚ they

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    Guide / Discussion Questions / Writing Assignment Suggestions Chapter Questions: Chapter One: What did the old man in Kabati mean when he said‚ “We must strive to be like the moon”? Is this advice that could apply to you? Why or why not? Chapter Two: Beah moves around in time as he tells his story‚ flashing forward and backward. What is the effect of this technique? Do you appreciate it‚ or would you prefer that he stuck to strict chronology? Why or why not? Chapter Three: Why did the rebels attack

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    the cigarette and alcohol help the sniper cope with the situation because he does not have to experience killing someone or the thought of it. It is none that cigarettes and alcohol are common within wars‚ I once read A Long Way Gone‚ a memoir by Ishmael Beah and he also stated that alcohol‚ drugs and cigarettes helped him get through the day and eventually became an addiction to him because it was the best way for him to cope with killing to survive. Also‚ the narrator states that the sniper has not

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     it can apply to me because I wouldn’t want to be  treated bad‚     Chapter Two:  ● Beah moves around in time as he tells his story‚ flashing forward and backward. What  is the effect of this technique? Do you appreciate it‚ or would you prefer that he stuck  to strict chronology? Why or why not? The effect of flashing forward and back is to get  a better understanding. I prefer it rather than chronological order.

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    inside his brain was still pulsating and he was breathing. I felt nauseated” (Beah 100). 2. Garrison (noun) - a body of troops stationed in a fortified place. “The soldiers set up their garrison in another unfinished brick house‚ and there they‚ socialized separate from the civilians” (Beah 101). 3. Jubilation (noun) - a feeling of or the expression of joy. “Their jubilation and clapping could be heard far down the river” (Beah 102). 4. Agonizing (adj) - accompanied by. “… I had witnessed‚ and the agonizing

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    In chapter seven Beah is twelve‚ and on his own. If I was on my own that young‚ I would not be able to sustain myself. I like to believe I could survive‚ but I would probably end up dying after three days. Being left to my own devices would result in a variation of Lord of the Flies‚ a world of chaos and dismay without parental guidance. Worrying about trivial things at age twelve‚ I could not go off and work to support myself. Being responsible for myself before I was even a teenager‚ would be nearly

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    was good for Beah‚ he goes to school‚ socializes with his friends‚ and family. He is sheltered from the war that has ravaged the country; he has seen the refugees pass through his village of Mogbwemo‚ but for him it does not seem real. However‚ that all came to an abrupt end when his village was attacked by the rebels and continued to capture more villages. Beah‚ Junior‚ and his friends began a survival journey where they have seen numerous barbaric acts perpetrated by the rebels and Beah is horrified

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    West Windsor-Plainsboro High School Language Arts I Honors Summer Reading Assignment 2013 The purpose of summer reading is to foster a lifelong love of literature in our students and to advance their literacy skills. We believe that students who read during the summer months improve their academic performance and expand their understanding of issues important in their community and the 21st century world. Discussions among administrators‚ teachers‚ students‚ and parents as well as consideration

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