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My novel is Tuesdays with Morrie, but it's not listed here.
I believe that the author would want the reader to learn that:
1. It's okay to not be able to accept the fact that we're all going to die eventually. You just have to have a positive outlook on it.
2. You shouldn't focus on materialistic things as it's only a waste of time basically.
3. Not everything is always in our control. Sometimes we just have to accept the outcome of a situation and move on.
4. Not to dwell on the past. You can't change the things you did or didn't do, and there's no point of continuing to focus on it.
5. There is no such thing as "too late" in life. Anything is possible at any time. As long as you set your mind to it, you can achieve it.

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I chose For Whom the Bell Tolls as my novel. 5 things I think the author would want the reader to learn would be:
-I think one thing Ernest Hemingway would want the reader to learn from reading this book, is that we all die one day, and that we should not wait to do the important things we want to do in life, like falling in love.

-He would also want the reader to learn to accept people for who they are and not to have hatred towards anyone for simply living their life.

-Hemingway would also want the reader to learn to stand up for something that they believe in, Robert Jordan, was fighting a war that his country really did not have anything to do with, he just believed in what they were fighting for.

-Another lesson to be taken from the book, is to not be afraid to fall in love. Maria is very cautious and skeptical of Roberts promises of love and life at first, but then realizes that it could all come true and really lets herself fall for him.

-Hemingway would also want the readers to learn a lesson about having a moral compass. In the novel Robert Jordan, is presented with the option of killing Pablo, the leader of the guerrilla unit. Robert and Pablo, are not very fond of each other, but Robert does not believe in killing someone in cold blood  because he thinks it is "Repugnant" to him and thinks it goes against the cause he is fighting for.

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I've chosen The Road as my novel and 5 things I believe the main character would want me to learn from the story is:

- Don't take life for granted. We live a very comfortable life, but there is no guarantee of tomorrow and it can always be worse. He is navigating a post-apacolyptic world with his young son, with no steady supply of food and not even a comfortable place to sleep at night.

- Never give up. No matter how bad it seems, keep pushing. The Man could have easily just accepted the easy route by dying, but he keeps pushing towards his objective of reaching a warmer climate, which he believes is the best chance at survival for his son.

- Survival skills, especially in the colder climates. The spend a lot of the novel in northern colder climates, which is troublesome especially because their only source of heat is their clothes and maybe a fire they can make.

- The difference between good and evil. There is a constant struggle of morality, what makes someone good or evil? The Man is teaching us, along with his son, that they are the good guys and shows us examples of evil when they run into cannibals and looters.

- The importance maintaining a strong relationship with your child. Even though the world around them has fallen apart, The Man's drive to make sure his son is safe and is loved is immeasurable. He puts his son before him and will do anything to make sure he survives, even it means death for himself.

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In the novel I read " Tuesdays with Morrie" I think the 5 things the author/narrator would want you to know,
1. Life is a gift, you don't know how long you have, so you much cherish the small things as well as the big.
2. Love is what is most important. The love for others, the love for the simple things that are often over looked.
3. How to express your emotions. Its okay to cry its okay to feel anger/sadness/ guilt.. If you love someone, show that. Mitch showed his love for Morrie by touch, which he knew Morrie would appreciate.
4. accepting death. everyone is going to die, and in order to die, you must live.
5. Materialistic things are not of the greatest importance.  You cannot bring those when you go. The best car house ect. its how people remember your person when you go is what keeps you alive.

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In the Life of Pi the lead character Piscine Patel expresses:
1. Having a daily routine can help you go a long way, in his case it helped him survive longer out in the ocean.
2.  Religion can teach you a lot about spirituality that can give you hope in life.
3. the nature of the beast can be very territorial and defensive for its life.
4.  how being patient with nature will allow the viewer to see how what life is all about.
5.its the journey to the destination that we should really appreciate

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In Tuesday with Morrie the author wanted us to know is?
1. that live everyday and follow your dreams
2. death is only a fragment live the day as its your last
3.  keep your friends and family  close they are here for you
4. do what you want to do in life and follow it through
5. listen to people you may or may not know everyone has a story

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In Walking Home, the author Eric Walters wants the reader to know:

1. When you are going through tough times, it is important to have hope. Hope can motivate you to keep going and stay optimistic for what’s to come.

2. Sometimes you have to trust others to help you get through difficult times. Sometimes you have to allow strangers to support you and provide for you when you are in need.

3. In order to create change, you need to take the first step and sometimes that can be the hardest part.

4. Once you’ve taken the first step you need the perseverance to keep going and keep pushing through.

5. It is ok to feel fear, anxiety and stress during difficult times. Don’t ignore the negative emotions, but keep focussing on the end goal.

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1. Faith in God. Throughout the novel the main character talks about God as his sole savior and someone Who grants him salvation from worldly problems and miseries. This helped him when he watched his entire family be swallowed by the ocean.

2. Survival. The father of of the main character teaches him the very important value of the survival instincts for humans and animal. The main character survivals a long journey with a tiger to not for survival and not dying without a companion.

3. Culture. The author exposes the reader to diverse culture by talking about Indian and Canadian culture.

4. Wildlife. The character shows the reader how life matters for both humans and animals.

5. Nature. Shows the reader how the character is exposed to unimaginable conditions in an unforgiving sea.

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In the novel Walking home by Eric Walters, 5 things he wants the reader to learn are:
1) always persevere, no matter how hard times are
2) always believe their is something better to come
3) Trust in people you meet, some are there to help you through things and teach you lessons
4) Always stay strong and stay humble
5) Every journey is worth the time it takes.

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I read Tuesdays With Morrie, and I believe Morrie Swartz purpose in telling his story was to express:
1. Death isn't something to pass off and not think about because it's scary.
2. Thinking about the end of your life often can actually improve your quality of life and allow you to enjoy the simple things and not take things for granted like relationships, good food and nature.
3. He wanted people to know that kindness towards yourself is equally as important when giving it to others.
4. That taking a stand in what you believe in is important in life. Because near the end of life, there's always some regrets.
5. I believe Morrie wanted us all to know that even at our worst moments in life, we should still be the best version of ourselves and deal with bad situations in a positive way.

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In the "Life of Pi" the protagonist, Pi expresses:
1. Stay focused and never give up; take challenging situations and use them to amplify your creativity.
2. Pushing yourself out of your comfort zone will keep you alive. Pi had a hard time adapting to the "unethical" aspects that come with survival. In the end, though he gets over this fear and chooses survival over his morals.
3. Having a routine can build a sense of structure, especially in hard times.
4. Always have a plan. In Pi's case, keeping constant plans revolving around Richard Parker is what kept him alive.
5. Put trust in yourself and the decisions you make. This is a big one that Pi struggled with as he had to make the big decision to either keep Richard Parker alive or somehow get rid of him. He ends up keeping the Bengal tiger alive and taming him.