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    The writing The Wishing Spell (The Land of Stories) is a book that many children of all ages and race can relate too. The story is about two twins named Alex and Conner Bailey who lost their father one year ago. Although Alex misses her father very much‚ she is an incredibly smart student who completes her assignments faster than Jesse Owens can run. Many would describe her as a “teacher’s pet”. Conner‚ on the other hand‚ is the absolute opposite of his sister. He’s always falling asleep in class

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    speaks about the “Danger of a Single Story”. She talks about how if you hear a single story‚ and show people as one thing‚ over and over again it eventually becomes true and makes the group of people that thing. Adichie talks about how her American roommate could not understand how she spoke english well‚ use a stove‚ and she even asked to her Adichie’s tribal music. She talks about how her roommate pitied her before she even knew her. In America the single story about Africa‚ is that we believe that

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    John Smith’s Story of Pocahontas The story of Pocahontas and John Smith took place around the early 1600s. This was around the time period of Jamestown. Jamestown is located in Virginia where Pocahontas’s tribe lived. The emperor of Pocahontas’s tribe showed Smith generosity and kindness to him. Advertisement was very popular and was used many times to get people to come to America. No one questioned Smiths story for 250 years‚ so no one knew what happened for sure. Smith exaggerated to bring people

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    In “What No Bedtime Story Means: Narrative Skills at Home and Schools‚” Shirley Brice Heath explains the advantages and affects of reading bedtime stories to children. Heath exemplifies the affects of reading bedtime stories to children‚ by comparing and contrasting kids from different families and communities. For the first child‚ the family viewed bedtime stories as a necessity. Through the readings‚ they believed that the child would grow up having an advanced vocabulary and would learn how to

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    In Walter Mosley’s story “Smoke” the police are depicted as being completely uncaring about issues in African American neighborhoods. This reflects the real life relationship between African American communities and police at that time period. In the time period the book was set in it was very common for police to ignore calls coming in from predominantly African American or other minority neighborhoods and this discrimination is still present even today. The discrimination created a need for the

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    The relationship between father and son is very important. Fathers are the ones that are suppose to sculpt their sons into young gentlemen. However‚ this is sometimes a struggle as seen in Li- Young Lee’s poem‚ “A Story”. Lee uses literary devices‚ such as point of view and structure‚ to convey the complex relationship of father and son. The point of view allows the reader to see almost every aspect of the situation occurring. As the reader you get to see this from a third person point of view

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    In Li-Young Lee’s “A Story”‚ the complicated relationship between the father and son stems from the son desiring something from the father(literally‚ a story)‚ but the father is unable to provide this for the son‚ which leads to the father having a disconnection with reality. The author conveys this through characterization of the father and son through diction and non-linear storytelling‚ all to allude to a deeper meaning behind the son’s wanting of a story. We first see the conflict between

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    There are many possible themes from the story “Sticks” by George Saunders. One big theme observed is when his dad dresses up the pole for every holiday and day of significance. His dad is expressing emotion through dressing up the pole. When his wife dies‚ he puts pictures and items that were hers around and on the pole. On veterans day he dressed up the pole as a soldier. Many themes can be found in the story but the biggest one is his emotions and the way he shows his emotions‚ and that everyone

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    Canterwood Crest “Chosen” Author: Jessica Burkhart In the story Canterwood Crest “Chosen” by Jessica Burkhart‚ Lauren Towers‚ a top dressage rider‚ gets in a horseback riding accident that changes her life. Her family moves to Union‚ Connecticut to have a fresh start. Lauren makes the decision to send an application to Canterwood Crest Academy. Throughout the story Lauren struggles to overcome her accident. She also goes through bullying from the kids at her current school because she applied

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    April‚ 6‚ 2016 Kate Choplin in her story‚ “the story of an hour‚” tries to give a brief introduction of the era when men were considered the supreme power in the household and the wives were there to love‚ trust and embrace their husband. Mrs. Louise Mallard‚ the protagonist‚ “She did not hear the story as many women have heard the same‚ with a paralyzed inability to accept its significance…."(Choplin 3)‚ feels the euphoria of freedom‚ when she comes to know about her husband’s death rather than

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