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    The first chapter in Jeanne Duprau’s The City of Ember‚ establishes the city’s high expectations from the graduation adolescents. They have completed their education and will be assigned a city job at the age of twelve. At this age most adolescents of entering the conventional level of Kohlberg’s Theory of Moral Development. They are beginning to internalize moral standards and look to society to base many of their decisions on. The job they choose on that day is how they will benefit and contribute

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    City of Embers By Jeanne DeParu My Reviews I thought the City of Embers was a good book. It was a race against time before the whole city will go black. In the beginning of the book it was boring but when Lina and Doon discovered that there was a way out of the city that’s when the story became exciting. I like when Lina and Doon switched jobs because they were better for the job the other one had. I like the science fiction part and that the book was set in the future. There was adventure

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    The City of Ember - Book Review I have never really been underground‚ but author Jeanne DuPrau made me feel as if I had been there during the dark‚ long‚ blackouts. Ember was the only city or place anyone knew of. No one knew what was beyond the city; out in the darkness. The power and light of the city came from electricity generated by the river running underneath Ember and sudden blackouts occurred as nobody at all knew when to expect them. Every night at nine o’clock the power was turned

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    An Ember in the Ashes is a novel by Sabaa Tahir that is set in another world where a tyrannical Empire has taken over most of the continent. It is assumed that the world is completely different from Earth‚ as no geographical markers seem to allude to Earth. The technology is medieval‚ with the militant Martials of the Empire holding higher technology over the second class Scholars that used to have universities. The story switches between a Scholar named Laia and a Martial named Elias. The novel

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    A key symbol in the City of Ember is light. Without light the city would not be able to survive. Doon stated‚ “The lights go out all the time! And the shortages‚ there’s shortages of everything! And no one does anything about it‚ something terrible is going to happen!”(13). Doon worries that the civilians will run out of everything and he is angry because no one realizes it.There is only unnatural light in the city so if the lamps go out the people would not be able to see since they are living underground

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    Summer Reading 6th grade Student Name: ¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬Anaiza Pérez_________________ Book Title and Author: The City of Ember; Jeanne DuPrau__________________ Number of Pages: 288_______ Entry Chapter Textual Evidence (Copy statements from the book in quotations and identify the Active Reading Strategy that was used). Analysis / Question / Opinion (Here is where you will include references to Literary Terms‚ if there is any) 1. Chapter 1 “Young people of the highest class.”

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    The book The City Of Ember by Jeanne DuPrau is about an underground city of people who are working to escape because all of the light went out. Lina and Doon become friends and end up trying to solve the city’s lighting problem. One theme in the story is when change happens we have to adapt. Doon and Lina have challenges to overcome. Another theme is in hard times we have to try and find hope. Lots of changes have happened to the city. When change happens we have to adapt. In the middle of the

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    Lina and Doon have found the only way out of Ember‚ and the mayor of Ember is hogging all the food from the citizens. “LINA RUN!” says Doon. As the guards spot Lina‚ she runs away. Will she escape? Find out in the City of Ember by Jeanne Duprau. Will Lina and Doon escape‚ or will the food hogging mayor stop them from leaving. Will Lina and Doon leave their family behind and go to a new city? The City of Ember has many similarities and differences between the novel and the film; however the movie

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    People may say that “taking risks can have rewarding results” but this is true and can be seen in the two books “Cinder‚ City Of Ember”. In the book‚ Cinder by Marissa Meyer‚ Cinder is a teenage mechanic‚ at the age of 17 is on earth during this horrible plague that has swept across the world. Given this plague‚ Cinder must survive the plague. The cure for this disease is in the hands of Dr. Erland. Cinder must find the cure to save everyone while meeting a few people along the way. One person she

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    In Embers of War‚ Fredrik Logevall offers an exhaustive review of the demise of the French colony in Indochina. Logevall is a Swedish-American author and college professor who has published several books about American foreign policy. Embers of War is his sixth book dedicated to the Cold War era‚ and it won the Pulitzer Prize for History in 2013 (“Fredrik Logevall‚” 2015). Many of the views expressed in Logevall’s book would be described as moderately left of center on the political spectrum‚

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