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    Never give up hope without attempting to solve the troubles‚ for through effort‚ the seemingly impossible is attainable. 12 Again‚ by Sue Corbett‚ is a fantasy fiction story that takes place in a suburban community. Patrick McBride’s mother‚ Bernadette‚ disappeared on the eve of her fortieth birthday‚ leaving her family with no knowledge that she magically turned twelve again. Both Patrick and Bernadette were determined to get Bernadette back in her rightful place as the mother of the McBride household

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    Lily’s Chains In The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd‚ Lily’s life is tough throughout the book‚ and she probably has not lived the most expected desirable life with the conflicts and struggles she encounters. Lily’s “chains” in the book are the mystery and death of her mother and the prejudice in her communities and the racial assumptions she makes. Although Lily never actually knew her mother‚ she still plays a huge role in the novel and Lily’s life‚ and the racial prejudice leads to violence

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    “There was a time in Africa when people could fly like blackbirds.” Sue Monk Kidd opens the book with this concept while Charlotte is talking to her daughter‚ Handful. Right away she gives off the impression of Charlotte having a strong mindset and imagination that will be passed onto Handful. This interpretation is very important throughout the book as we read about Handful and Sarah growing up. The novel is divided into 6 sections while the chapters alternate from Sarah to Handful’s point of views

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    learns about beekeeping and several things about her mother. Along the way she makes friends‚ adapts a new religion and discovers things she never would have thought possible. In this book‚ The Secret Life of Bees the main purpose is to inform. Sue Monk Kidd had described many events in which racism took place. Throughout the story she describes whites being cruel to colored people. The first is when three men saw Rosaleen and said “Where you going nigger?” (p. 31) she then poured her snuff jug

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    1. The title The Invention of Wings was one of the first inspirations that came to Sue Monk Kidd as she began the novel. Why is the title an apt one for Kidd’s novel? What are some of the ways that the author uses the imagery and symbolism of birds‚ wings‚ and flight? The author‚ Sue Monk Kidd‚ uses symbolism of birds‚ wings‚ and flight to represent the overcoming of Sarah and Handful. Sarah’s flight included her attempt to fight against the restrictions she held as a women. Because she was a female

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    their choices. Because of this‚ people tend to overlook the key factors that helped them make their often life-changing decision. Although this may not be a bad thing‚ it certainly aids in contributing to the outcome of people’s lives. The author‚ Sue Monk Kidd‚ is an expert at depicting concepts that may influence individuals to make certain decisions. In the novel‚ The Secret Life of Bees‚ throughout her transformative journey‚ the main character‚ Lily Owens‚ is motivated by the concept of bees

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    Chris Cleave‚ is an amazing writer with many popular books in his name. “Little Bee” is one among his collection which was shortlisted for the 2008 Costa Book Awards in Novel category. The book is about the struggle of a Nigerian girl who seeks happiness through that struggle and an English magazine editor who tries to help her out through the struggle. The book scrutinizes the themes about British colonialism‚ globalization and the people who can play their part in making this world a beautiful

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    The book that I read this quarter was Stung by Bethany Wiggins. It is about a 17-year-old girl named Fiona Tarsis who lives in a world where being stung and bearing the mark means you live on the wrong side of the wall. During desperate attempts to save the rapidly declining bee population‚ a new line of super bees were created. Genetically modified to resist all pesticides and engineered to have a more deadly and venomous sting‚ the GenMod bees became the new hope for the future of the bees and

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    On December 25‚ 2003‚ 63-year-old Nancy Sue Brown was injured exiting a packed Georgia movie theater by tripping over an A-frame caution sign that an employee used after cleaning up a spill that had occurred ten-minutes earlier. The sign Brown tripped over had fallen‚ possibly by the crowd of people‚ and was lying flat on the ground. Brown states she was paying attention to the crowd to prevent running into anyone and therefore did not see the sign on the floor. An ambulance escorted Brown to the

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    Many individuals have a philosophy of life‚ but Lily Owen’s is unique. Throughout The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd‚ Lily Owens develops her philosophy of life. At the opening of the novel‚ she is an innocent girl whose nightmares become a reality the next day. Once she has the truth of her mother’s death imprinted into her head‚ everything Lily considers correct is proven wrong. After running away from the jailhouse with Rosaleen‚ she struggles with a drastic change in age‚ from an innocent

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