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    Themes In Red Kayak

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    book‚ Red Kayak‚ by Priscilla Cummings‚ many characters are feeling some type of guilt after a three year old boy‚ named Ben‚ died. The guilt is displayed differently by each person. Some main characters dealing with guilt are Brady‚ Mrs. Diangelo‚ and Digger. Mrs DiAngelo felt extremely guilty because she thought that if she had not taken Ben out in the bad weather‚ he would still be alive. She realized that if the weather was so bad‚ she shouldn’t have gone out on the kayak. The author states

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    Red Kayak Book Report

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    Title: Red Kayak Author: Priscilla Cummings Genre: Realistic Fiction Book Report Red Kayak Book Report The main topic of the Red Kayak is the secret between Brady‚ J.T.‚ and Digger are how Brady is reaching inside himself to do the right thing or live with guilt that JT and Digger drilled holes in the kayak that caused Ben to die. Brady-is a teenager who loves the water his parents and his dog. Brady tells the truth and does the right thing. Digger-wants to be a tough navy seal and are

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    In Red Kayak by Priscilla Cummings‚ guilt lingers inside many of the characters but Brady shows it the most because of the loss of Ben. When Brady learns about the death of Ben‚ he feels as if he didn’t give his best effort and he could have called out to them that morning. During the beginning of the book‚ Brady says “After all this time‚ I still ask myself: Was it my fault? Maybe. Maybe not. Either way‚ I wonder what would have happened if I’d called out a warning” (Cummings 3). Brady begins by

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    oxymoron‚ which is mentioned in the novel Red Kayak. In Red Kayak‚ there are many plot events including Ben’s death‚ finding the drill‚ and digging up the kayak. Realistic fiction means that events that happen in the book‚ can also happen in real life. The elements of realistic fiction are authentic characters‚ Real settings‚ true to life themes‚ and believable dialogue. Red Kayak shows it’s realistic fiction in many ways. One reason Red Kayak is realistic fiction is because it has authentic

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    K's Kayak

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    K’s Kayak v. Great Outdoor Adventures Confidential Facts for K’s Kayak You represent K’s Kayak‚ (KK)‚ a small retail store specializing in kayaks‚ rafts‚ and related outdoor and whitewater sports gear and supplies. KK’s owner is anxious to expand by opening a second store‚ and eventually plans to become a regionally recognized seller with multiple stores. Recently‚ KK heard that Great Outdoor Adventures (GOA) is planning to liquidate its kayaking and rafting stock and continue with just

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    The Kayak Summary

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    Imagine being 16‚ on the open water in the middle of summer‚ by yourself‚ completely free. In the story “The Kayak” Teresa feels like the only way she can escape her parents and the rest of the world is kayaking. While Teresa is on the open water she realizes a storm is coming so she decides she should work her way home before she gets stuck. As she turns around she sees a windsurfer coming at her at full speed. He barely misses her and crashes into a rock. He doesn’t know how to get home so

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    Kayak fishing has gained in popularity the last few years at a blistering pace. For many fishermen‚ it’s the perfect compromise. With a kayak‚ you are able to maneuver onto the water to fish areas that would be unreachable from shore. All the benefits‚ without the monthly payment typically associated with a big boat. Kayaks are easy to store‚ and easy to move. It’s a joy to effortlessly and silently make you way along a shoreline‚ fishing for your species of choice. Before we go any further‚ rest

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    Essay and Author

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    the author is trying to say and who they are trying to persuade to agree with them. In addition‚ you will need to examine the social and cultural context and point in time when the piece of writing was produced. Finally‚ you will need to explain how well the author fulfilled their purpose. What sort of an Analysis Essay are you being asked to write? Share in the comments about your essay assignment. What are the Basic Features of an Analysis: Describes the organization of the essay

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    Teresa From The Kayak

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    If I could describe the protagonist Teresa from the “Kayak” in two words I would say she is calm and helpful. The reason why I believe Teresa is helpful is because she went to such far lengths to help a stranger (Jamie). Teresa made sure that she could do everything in her power to save Jamie even if that put her own life in danger: “One‚ two‚ three‚ heave I grunt‚ as I break the air pocket and lift the sail a couple of inches. It is enough to let Jamie out” (1 ). Jamie is very lucky that Teresa

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    Author Essay

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    marriage was dissolved in 2003. At the time of his death‚ Crichton was married to Sherri Alexander‚ who was six months pregnant with their son. He had many careers such as a physician‚ teacher‚ film director and screenwriter before becoming an author. Two of Crichton’s books written were A Case of Need (1968) and Jurassic Park (1990). Crichton wrote A Case of Need while on a plane and won the Edgar Allan Poe award for it. Many of Crichton’s books became movies. Crichton’s theme was techno-thrillers

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