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    In The Farming of Bones‚ Edwidge Danticat uses a unique point of view to place the reader into the story through the use of ‘you’ and common senses. By using the trigger word ‘you’‚ Danticat helps the reader connect to the story in two ways: emotionally and physically by describing common senses or feelings that one can relate to in their own life. Emotions are experienced by everyone on a daily basis in various degrees‚ depending how sensitive a person is. “At first you are afraid to step into the

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    Summary of City of Bones

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    humans- except clary. With the help of "Silent Brother" Jeremiah‚ a monk with magical powers‚ their investigation into why Clary can see them uncovers a block on her mind‚ keeping her memories sealed. She travels with Jace and Jeremiah to the City of Bones‚ where the Silent Brothers attempt to break it. Although the attempt fails‚ Clary gets flashes of information‚ particularly the name Magnus Bane‚ Tracing this name to a party‚ Clary and the Shadowhunter teens‚ along with her mundane best friend Simon

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    The Poem of Annabel Lee

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    Edgar Allen Poe: The Poem of “Annabel Lee” In Edgar Allan Poe’s short story “Annabel Lee” a young man falls in love with a very young lady. The man Edgar writes his poem on his lovely wife Virginia Clemm‚ whom he married when she was only 13 years old. Their marriage was a very happy one. Unfortunately‚ she died of tuberculosis in Jan 1847 when she was still in her twenties. Poe died two years and nine months later on October 7‚ 1849. “Annabel Lee” was his last poem. Edgar Allan Poe started

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    The Raven and Annabel Lee

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    Raven” and “Annabel Lee” Edgar Allen Poe known as a poet and critic but most famous as the first master of the short-story form‚ especially tales of the mysterious and macabre. The literary merits of Poe’s writings have been debated since his death‚ but his works have remained popular and many major American and European writers have professed their artistic debt to him. Edgar Allen Poe is noted as one of the few American “Romantic” poets. Poe’s poem “The Raven” and “Annabel Lee” portray Romanticism

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    Boys of Blood and Bone

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    Boys of Blood and Bone David Metzenthen David Metzenthen’s Boys of Blood and Bone is a truly ambitious novel. He received his inspiration to write the novel as a tribute to his grandfather‚ to show his respect to those who went to war and to connect young Australians to past history. His novel links the stories of Henry Lyon‚ in the summer before he starts his first year at University and Andy Lansell‚ an Australia digger killed in World War 1. The book contains several messages which should

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    Introduction: The theme that I have chosen is death. I chose this theme because death plays a part in Andy’s life and it plays a part in Henry’s life. It affects us all in our lives because people die all the time and people go through hard a time when people die and that’s what happens in the book. I will be explaining how death is used in the book from the First World War and during the present day. Henry/ Present day: Henry in the book thinks about death when he thought of the First World War

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    Bone Fracture and Child

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    simply a broken bone. When a bone breaks‚ the blood vessels‚ muscles and nerves around the site of the break will also be damaged. Closed and open fractures: Fractures can be one of the two main types‚ closed or open. Closed fractures: This is where the skin does not break at the site of the fracture‚ and is the most common type of fracture Open fractures: If an open wound occurs at the site of the fracture that is an open fracture. Sometimes the fractured bone sticks out of the

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    Rule Of The Bone Summary

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    In Rule of the Bone by Russel Banks‚ Chappie views the instance he takes money from his mom from his mom as the moment he becomes a “real criminal.” This is likely a peculiar statement to some‚ considering Chappie didn’t actually steal anything. The thing is‚ his earlier criminal behavior wasn’t necessarily dome with intent on his part. First‚ he finds the coins in his parents closet an begins slowly pawning them for money. He originally thought they belonged to his stepfather so he didn’t really

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    Lovely Bones: Summary

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    that nobody really know what happened to Susie. This story is told by Susie‚ from heaven. As she observed how her family coped with her death‚ we’ll learn the truth behind her murder and the people affected by it. Although the summary may make Lovely Bones sounds like a murder mystery/ thriller book‚ it’s not. It focuses more on the family of the victim and the people around her. We already know from early on who murdered her and how it happened. But throughout the book we’ll learn how her parents dealt

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    Should school uniforms be abolished? Against A uniform is a distinguishing symbol of a school and gives a sense of belonging to all the students who wear it * A uniform is a distinguishing mark of a school and gives a sense of belonging. * If dress is standardized‚ the wealthier students would have no scope to outdo the poorer ones. This prevents the development of inferior and resentful feelings among the less fortunate. * Some students inappropriately wear bold colors and daring

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