Tuesday, February 28, 2012

NR #5: Blue Moon [The Immortals] - Choice 2

I've finished the book "Blue Moon" in the collection of "The Immortals" and it was written by Alyson Noel. My friend, Jenny (Block 7A Language Arts) introduced me this collection of Alyson Noel. I read the book "Evermore" and I've found out this episode was very interesting because it contained many exciting scenes that you won't want to miss it. This episode is about Ever was having a crush on Damen and she've killed Damen's ex-wife, Drina, because she loved Damen so much. Damen made Ever immortal just like him. One day, a new kid named Roman came to their school and he poisoned Damen because he planned to kill him and Ever. Damen forgot who Ever is and he began to date a girl named Stacia which is making his power weakening. Ever went on a journey to Summerland to find out the secrets of Damen and her family who got killed by an accident. But Ever could only choose one of them. She decided to choose Damen because she didn't want him to die because of her. Ever met Roman and she saw Damen is lying on a bed, fainter and fainter. Ever cried and told Roman to kill her instead because she doesn't want Damen to die. Roman said that he needs Ever's one blood's drop to make a medicine that could help Damen. Ever stared at Damen and she saw he was breathing hardly and suddenly, he stopped breathing. She ran toward him and cried so hard. The tears was running down on her face and suddenly, it made Damen came awake again. Roman was so angry so he disappeared in the dark light. Damen was awaken but luckily, he forgot all of the bad things which happened and fortunately, he remembered his love, Ever, again. This is a very meaningful book to me and I'd recommend you to read it. It would blow your mind out!

NR #4 : The Wednesday Wars [Choice 1]

Monday, February 27, 2012

The rose that grew from concrete - Answers

1. What is concrete? Explain, using imagery, what it looks, feels, smells, tastes and sounds like.
- A concrete is something that people use to put on houses to make it solid. But it is very disgusting and people walk on it and spit on it. It shows no beauty on it.
2. What is a rose? Using imagery to explain it.
- A rose is a kind of flower that use to represent love and beauty. It has a wonderful smell and people usually use it to decorate their houses or put them in vases.
3. What is the tone of this poem?
- It sounds kind of making people think that even though we are not as beautiful as others, but we will still try to be equal to them.
4. What is the message of the poem?
- The message of the poem is even though they view ourselves as something that really disgusting like a concrete, but we will still try to be better and making our beauty gains up. Nothing can stop us from believing in ourselves like the rose in the poem.
5. What figurative language does the poet use?
- Tupac uses the figurative language called "metaphor" and "imagination" because he viewed the rose as someone who is very beautiful and the concrete as someone who is very ugly. He uses both of these objects to represent the saying that even though we are ugly but we will still have a chance to keep moving forward.

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Stronger - Kelly Clarkson (What Doesn't Kill You)


I chose this song because it told me everything. I think that this song told me that we need to stand up on everything, even though that we tried and it couldn't help. However, we still need to try again to make it perfect because life isn't about giving up on something that we think that we can't be able to handle on. Being stronger won't kill you but it would make you be more confident and to face what you need to face.

Monday, February 13, 2012

[Quarter3] N R #2 - Ginger Pye

I've finished a book called "Ginger Pye". It was a very interesting book if you love dogs. I love how the author told the story. It hooked me in many parts of the story. The book was about a puppy named Ginger Pye. He was a friendly and smart puppy, however, he was kind of hyperous sometimes. Unfortunately, at the late of Thanksgiving, Ginger was suddenly missing. It was quite a big shock for Jerry Pye, the closest owner of Ginger Pye. Jerry and his family took the entire night searching and looking for him. They asked all of the neighbors that they know, but the answer is no. After a few days, they found out that there is a guy named Wally Bullwinkle who had kidnapped their puppy. Well, Ginger wasn't a puppy anymore but he is now a fabulous Ginger Pye, a grown man. I really love this story! Borrow it if you like because I returned this book.

[Quarter3] N R #1 - Along for the ride