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I think the scene where they were all accused of their crimes was one of the best parts, because that's really where you get to see the characters ugly side. The righting was great and really displayed the characters personalities well.

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1.) A scene that stood out to me was when Napoleon passed a death sentence on Snowball.

2.) I like how it's not just one mood the whole time and it kind of changes. Same with the suspense.

3.) A type of song this scene reminds me of is a song from a horror movie, I don't know why but it just does.

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Kendall Graham - And Then There Were None

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Kendall Graham - And Then There Were None

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1. A scene that definitely stuck with me was when Anthony Marston choked to death.

2. The writing so far has been pretty good! A sentence that stood out to me was when the author was describing Emily Brent:

"Enveloped in an aura of righteousness an unyielding principles, Miss Brent sat in her crowded third-class carriage and triumphed over its discomfort and its heat."

3. Any mysterious classical music would seem fit for this chapter.

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The scene that I haven't forgotten is when they found Macarthur looking into the sea.

I thought the writing was really well done, and I understood everything that was going on.

This section makes me think of a lot of country songs in my opinion.

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1. my favorite part in the book so far is when they're at the meeting talking about how to rebel against the farmer
2. the book is really good but at the same time its very sad how everything is put because when they talk in a happy form it makes it happy but then it gets really sad like when the pig dies but other then that its a good book
3. it doesn't remind me of any songs

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1. One of the scenes that has probably stood out for the entire book, and plays a big part of the story, is when Liesel steals her first book from a grave digger called "The Gravedigger's Handbook." Although Liesel isn't very interested in what the book is about, it holds a lifelong memory; The last time she saw her brother, and her mother.

2. The entire feel of the writing really sets this book up, even though it feels long and sometimes slightly repetitive. Having death as the narrator sets the slightly depressing tone to this book, while still having joyful moments within the story.

3. I don't really know any song in particular that the book makes me think of, although the music could be a dark sort of 1940's style scoring with accordions, harmonicas, and any other sort of instrument like those that would fit the feel, also on this note I don't think an entire orchestra would fit either, as it doesn't really set the feeling of poverty in Himmel street.

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1.) One of my favorite scenes so far is when the farmers try to re-capture the farm for themselves. I liked the descriptive writing of each and every event that happened throughout this scene.

2.) I like the serious but also the more light, satirical parts of the writing I think it adds a uniqueness to the book.

3.) A type of song this scene reminds me of is like a suspenseful back round instrumental sort of song.

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1. When like the animals had not been fed all day and the cows broke into the storage room with all the food in the bins. And so the animals decided to help themselves with it. And so Mr jones heard what was happening, so him and his four men were hitting the animals. The next thing mr Jones knew was him and his men getting kicked and butted.

2. i really like the writing because of how they explain what is happeing without any errors or complicating things up.

3. Just any songs with intensed slow and fast parts. Mostly without any singing and just having intrustments playing.

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Respond to the following questions for your book.
Book Thief- Part 4 & 5 / Animal Farm- Chapter 4 / And Then There Were None - Chapters 6, 7, & 8.
1. Which scene has stuck with you the most?
2. What did you think of the writing? Are there any standout sentences?
3. What songs does this section of the book make you think of?

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1. Which scene has stuck with you the most?

Near the start of the book, there was a scene where the narrator outlined a war ravaged German town with streets laden with corpses and rivers of blood. That was fairly jarring.

2. What did you think of the writing? Are there any standout sentences?

I enjoy the writing, mostly. Sometimes it can come off as a bit forced and Pretentious. Not any that come to mind, for this reason at least.

3. What songs does this section of the book make you think of?

https://youtu.be/G1H3C3jUVC4 Because there's a lot wrong going on and the characters keep moving on. Also reflection on the past.

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1. The battle scene stuck out to me was the battle scene, it felt like an scene from an old cowboy movie, but had sentimental moments of realism and tragedy.
2. I love the mix of satire and old time good old days writing, the feel is a good story of rebels, but with a hidden message lurking just beneath it
3. Any fast paced country song for the battle scene.

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1. I liked when she was reading the book to max. it seems like a lot of people who are also reading this book enjoyed that scene.
2. I like the writing but some parts are not my favorite. It can be a little confusing and I prefer reading without stopping to search up any definitions of a word I don't know.
3. Maybe a sad song cuz the book seems like a depressing bur interesting book. I can't really think of any songs to match it.

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1. One scenario that stood out to me was when Leisel was reading the book that Max had written. I enjoyed the whole segment in general since there was a lot of symbolism and purpose behind the visuals and text.

2.  The writing is great; but as I said in the last discussions, it is just simply not my style.

3. I cannot not think of any song at the moment that relates to this particular scene in the book.

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And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie

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And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie

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1. The scene or scenes that stuck out to me were the first 2 chapters when everyone was introduced. The information conveyed by the thoughts and conversations the characters gave me a feel for them and gives me an idea of how they will act.

2. The writing could describe the characters less and spend more time describing the setting.

3. I think that the song Look Up Child by Lauren Daigle fits the book pretty well.

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1. A scene that sorta stuck with me the most is when they were searching around and found Macarthur sitting by himself, staring off into the sea. He tells them that there is very little time and that they need to leave him alone and they thought that he was crazy.

2. I like the writing, it isn't too fast or too slow, its a perfect blend

3. I guess a song that this book reminds me of is like a thriller and mysterious song, but I don't usually like listening to those songs so I don't know any songs that would go with this

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1. One scene that stuck with me was the one where Leisel was reading the book that Max wrote. I really liked that whole section in general, it had a lot of imagry and meaning behing the pictures and words.
2. I like the writing better now that I understand it more, and I think the sentences that stand out to me more are the ones that are set apart, or really short with a lot of meaning behind the small number of words.
3. It makes me think of how they think this is just how it's supposed to be, but really they are suffering, they just don't know it. Like "of course we don't have enough food, no one does," or "oh yeah every kid does the hitler camp thing, it's normal, I shouldn't retaliate."

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1. The part that stuck out to me the most is when Max and Liesel start to final come around and bond. I feel like Max is going to be a very important character later in the book.

2. The author uses very descriptive words to describe how Leisel and Max tell each other about their nightmares.

3. Instead of a part, I think the character Liesel reminds me of the song "stressed out" by 21 pilots, because in the song it mentions how he has many different feelings, and how he wants to "turn back time" to the good old days when his mom would sing him and his brother to sleep.

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And Then There Were None - Jude Blackett

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And Then There Were None - Jude Blackett

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The scene that stuck with me the most was Chapter 8. It increased the sense of mystery and helped show everyone's very different responses to the situation. Blore, Armstrong and Lombard all going off and searching for U.N. Owen, Macarthur waiting for death, Miss Brent's casual acceptance, Wargrave's rumination,  Vera's psychotic episodes, and Rogers' continued obedience.
The style of writing, breaking the chapters into sections that show different perspectives, really helps the sense of mystery and also helps you keep track of the time and the characters. one sentence that stood out was when Macarthur said "The end. But I think you know that, don't you? It's true, isn't it? We're all waiting for the end." It shows his sense of resignation and longing. it also seems like foreshadowing.
The book doesn't remind me of any songs, but it reminds me of Among Us.

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Luke Harris -- Animal Farm by George Orwell

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Luke Harris -- Animal Farm by George Orwell

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1. The scene that stuck out to me the most was when the farmers threatened to flog any animal who chanted the song "Beasts of England" out of fear that an animal-led revolution would happen on their farms similar to Manor Farm (now called Animal Farm by the animals).
2. I really like the way it is written because the book has some happy sentences, making you want to feel good, but at the same time there is a very gloomy feeling about the story as a whole that always lingers above all the characters in the story. The sentence that I ruminated about the most was, '"I have no wish to take life, not even human life," repeated Boxer (the horse), his eyes full of tears.' because it shows that some of the animals did want freedom from the humans, but at the same time, they didn't wish malice upon the humans.
3. The National Anthem of Costa Rica came to my head because the story keeps referring to Beasts of England, which is like an anthem to the animals of Animal Farm.

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1. I think the battle scene stuck out the most. To me it was just the most intense and entertaining part of the chapter. The battle was called 'The Battle of Cowshed".
2. The writing was good in my opinion. It was really descriptive and had a lot of unique words. It was easy to follow and very understandable. There aren't any sentences that stood out that I can remember. Except there was one that had the word flogging in it. I can't remember what it about though. Fun fact: Flogging is a form of punishment in which the victim is hit repeatedly with a whip or stick. If you didn't already know. Facinating huh. This is a pretty violent book. It's interesting though. Sort of.
3. Animal by Pearl Jam.

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The sentence that I think stood out the most for me is probably " "How about that kiss" "Just because it made me laugh out loud. I love this book It's so amazingly I thought out And it feels like it's made around a real person
this recent section reminds me of the song "a little bit of chicken fried" because of the mentioning of a "kiss" and then "the radio up"

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1. I think that the scene that stood out to me the most was the one in which Liesel lays a school boy flat, it makes you remember what people can do when in a rage.
2. It is well written I can assure you that the writing is well done, it just isn't my style. There wasn't any beautifully written sentences in the fight.
3. Big Trouble by Outasight.