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In my book it is literally about politics, but magical politics. There are two types of people. The red blooded people and the silver blooded people. Red blooded people are weak, poor, and cannot produce magic. While the silver blooded people are powerful, rich, and have magical powers that depends on where they are from. In the first book there is a woman known as Mare Borrow, a red blooded woman, has magic. Baffling a queen and king they dress her up as a silver and say she is a princess from a long lost family who will be marrying one of their sons so it will not cause panic. In an attempt to get away and bring fairness and respect to red blooded people, Mare sets off on a long journey to not only set fairness but to also make sure a war would not break out between the two groups.

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in Towers falling my characters are from a lower class family that live in a homless shelter.

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In the book, Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi, the social class that the main characters (Marjane and her family) are in is about middle class. They are certainly not rich, but it is not indicated that they are poor.

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Craig's friend Aaron has the social class of a lower class income. His parents don't make lots of money and he lives in an apartment that his family members bought for his family, because of this Aaron's parents are often distracted trying to make money so Aaron gets the freedom to do what he wants. This is a conflict in Craig's life because soon Craig starts to do drugs with Aaron.

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I am reading the book It's
Kind Of A Funny Story by: Ned Vizzini and the Main character in my book is Craig..a teenage boy who struggles with depression. Craig's social class represents the middle class because his parents make an average income, but they struggle on affording a lot because of all the money they spend on Craig's life so he can get " better".

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My novel, The Martian, undermines the stereotype that people on the bottom of the ladder of power are unable to be responsible and take care of themselves and others. he is presumed dead by everyone on earth and by his crew-mates, and is living on mars against all odds and in lots of danger.

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the main character doesn't really interact with any other class most characters are middle class in my book

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i believe the class of the main character of Fahrenheit 451 changes but he starts off in the middle class.

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The inner hornets are living on the outer hornets land and the outer hornet are taxing them for that but the inner hornets don't have much so everything they have is bieng taken away so the can't get out of poverty because every time the make something they have to go it to the outer hornets for tax

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In my book " the brief and terrifying reign of phil." the outer hornets represent the upper class while the inner hornets represent poverty

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Well Steve was originally from a poverty to a working class and then to an upper class. Because he is taken to an orphanage by his biologically parents and he is then adopted by two other people who are part of a working class. Lastly, he works hard an starts apple to become an upper class-men.

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My book is The Kill Order by James Dashner. In my book there isn't much social classes. Everyone is just trying to survive and does not have time to worry about the rich and wealthy. However the main characters would be working class because they have little to survive off of. Most of the other people in the kill order die either to the virus or because there is not enough for everyone..

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My book is called Steve Jobs Insanely Great and the characters from different social classes conflict with one another because Steve Jobs the main character in my book is pictured as a really rude and very perfectionist boss that gets angry with his employees when they don't do what he wants. He then get's kicked out of his own computer company and has to start a new one. But as he succeeds with his new company his old one "apple" is going bankrupt and take him back and he brings them up again.

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My two main charter are a boy and girl. The girl name is Eleanor and I would say Eleanor is lowing to middle class because she lives in a tiny run down house and shares a small room with her 3 brothers. The boy name is Park I would consider him middle class maybe a little more because he is lucky to have all these cool things he showed off to his friends with.

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Interestingly, the two main characters in my book, Kafka on the Shore,  never meet. One represents poverty and the other represents the upper class. I believe this reinforces the class value that the upper class do not need to interact with those who have less. This also impacts why I believe that the upper class would benefit most if this class were to be successful-- overall the book seems to side more with the upper class.

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In my book, "the wild robot" by Peter Brown, there isn't a huge economic class division due to them being animals and a robot.but you can tell there is some sort of division between them. the beavers seem to be more working class while the geese are always just having fun, being the upper class.

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My novel, Kafka on the Shore, subverts the stereotype we sometimes encounter that the poor are lazy and enjoy living off welfare. This is accomplished through the character of Nakata. He lives off of government wellfare, and is very self-conscious about his indivisible disability, which prevents him from working. He is arguably the hardest working character in the novel, as he works as a self-described "missing cat detective" and bravely embarks on a quest when given the call to adventure.

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In Kafka on the Shore, the character representing poverty (Nakata) sacrifices a great deal to help the character representing the upper class (Kafka) through his spiritual journey. Viewed through a Marxist lens, I believe that should this text be successful, the upper class benefits most from this text, because it reinforces the idea that the happiness of the wealthy is more important than the lives of the poor.

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In my book, Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami the two main characters both represent different social classes. Kafka comes from wealth and privilege, and therefore represents the upper class, and Nakata's only source of income is government wellfare, therefore representing individuals living in poverty.

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The main character in my story 'Turtles All The Way Down' By John Green is probably in the working class. Her mom is a school teacher and she's still in high school. She has a close friend, Davis Pickett who's dad is a fugitive billionaire. Even though Aza and Davis social classes are different they still treat each other fairly.

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What class values (stereotypes, assumptions, or commonly held beliefs) does your text undermine the power of?

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What class values (stereotypes, assumptions, or commonly held beliefs) does your text undermine the power of?

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What class values (stereotypes, assumptions, or commonly held beliefs) does your text reinforce?

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What class values (stereotypes, assumptions, or commonly held beliefs) does your text reinforce?

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How do characters from different social classes in your novel interact or conflict with one another?

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How do characters from different social classes in your novel interact or conflict with one another?

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If your text is to be successful (become popular and influential) what social class in the real world will most benefit?

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If your text is to be successful (become popular and influential) what social class in the real world will most benefit?

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What social classes do the characters in your novel represent? 

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What social classes do the characters in your novel represent? 

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Look to your main characters-- what social classes are they from? In The Simpsons, we might decide that Mr. Burns represents the upper class, Homer represents the middle class, and Cletus represents poverty.