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    26 January 2013 Matthew Smith Reflective Essay The three books I read in the holidays personally affected me in more than one way‚ not only inspiring me to achieve my goals‚ grow in character‚ overcome difficulties and become more spiritual. The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari by Robin Sharma is a book which truly inspired me to stretch my imagination‚ dream further and to achieve my full potential. In his books he says‚ “The path to success is the hardest at the beginning‚ messiest in the middle and

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    The Book Thief Essay

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    Thomas Araujo December 13‚ 2012 The Book Thief Essay In The Book Thief there are many references to words having power. Throughout the book‚ Liesel stole many books which would affect her life during World War II. She learns how to read and this allows her to survive the world of war. These books keep her away from the destruction and despair from the war. Liesel and Max‚ the Jewish man hiding in her basement‚ give each other strength through the words and stories that they exchange. There are

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    One of the main themes in The Book Thief is that words have the power to destroy and to save lives. More important‚ however‚ is that words can change the way a person feels. Whether written or spoken‚ words bring the characters in Zusak’s novel happiness‚ and fear. This novel also shows that words can sometimes be used for evil. The words they encounter influence the moods of Liesel‚ and the people around her. Several times throughout the story‚ words give people a feeling of happiness or serenity

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    Independent Novel Essay Small literary devices create maximized results in the novel‚ The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. Zusak’s novel is about a young girl‚ named Liesel Meminger‚ who after losing her brother was given away by her mother to a couple from Mochling‚ Germany‚ named Hans and Rosa Hubermann. The Hubermann’s raise Liesel well‚ helping her through chaos she went through‚ as Liesel made friends‚ like her best friend and unknown lover‚ Rudy Steiner. As Liesel explores her love of books and her thrive

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    Book Of Romans Essay

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    The book of Romans was written by Paul‚ a Roman citizen‚ and firmly grasps the Jewish belief system. He was educated in the school of Gamaliel‚ and thought that the Jewish belief system was the only true religion that existed. Paul wrote the book of Romans specifically to everyone who wanted to hear the Word of God‚ but also wanted to get his fellow Romans attention also. Saul‚ a former Jew‚ began his ministry when he first encountered God on the way to Damascus. “Suddenly a light from heaven flashed

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    1984 Book Essay

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    1984 Essay What do you think a normal human being needs to have a good‚ hearty life? What are the most basic needs that are vital to one’s survival? According to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs‚ physiological needs are those required to sustain life‚ such as air‚ water‚ nourishment‚ and sleep. If such needs are not satisfied‚ then one’s motivation will arise from the quest to satisfy them. Higher needs such as social needs and esteem are not felt until one has met the needs basic to one’s bodily functioning

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    The Book Of Exodus Essay

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    Student Number: 201423787 Course: GradDip Unit: OT501D: Old Testament Foundations Title: What is the theological function of the plague narratives within the book of Exodus? Word limit: 2000 Word count: 1927 Date due: 16/4/2014 Date submitted: 15/4/2014 Disclaimer: The following essay‚ of which I have kept a copy‚ is entirely the work of the undersigned and all sources of ideas and expressions are duly acknowledged in footnotes or endnotes. Signed: Daniel Chieng Date: 15/4/14

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    Essay On Book Banning

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    Books have a numerous amount of ways to get banned. Book banning can cause the books not to be presented in certain places. The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini‚ was banned and challenged due to inappropriate language‚ rape‚ sexually explicit‚ racism‚ and not appropriate for certain age groups. Banning the books means to remove the books from libraries or take them away from the readers (Cho‚ 1). Challenging the books means that someone is attempting to remove the books from shelves or the readers

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    Essay on the the Secret Book

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    INTRODUCTION According to recent studies‚ self-help books – non-fiction books that offer advice for behavior modification and make explicit promises for positive change – have doubled as a percentage of all book titles since the 1970s. The increasing popularity of self-help books is an indicator of the modern society’s quest to maximize personal happiness through a process of self-discovery. Self-help books are a response to a real and genuine hunger for psychological understanding and self-improvement

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    Book Banning Essay

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    From taking books away or banning in another words‚ will create a negative attitude on kids. It may also life lesson taught by teachers to students. Kids need books because if we didn’t have the knowledge that we have know then all kids would do is care about rainbows and lollipops! Sometimes parents do the wrong thing and try to do‚ "What’s best for their kid’s" but in reality harms the kids. Some books have all the bad and murder content in them but sometimes its good for kid’s to learn whats good

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