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my favorite novel is called Daughter of the Siren Queen and it is amazing oh and my name is hunter and i go to BSO

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Autumn Holford - Week 27 Novel Project - The City of Ember; The People of Sparks 

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Autumn Holford - Week 27 Novel Project - The City of Ember; The People of Sparks 

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1. Plot - Lina and Doon help their people out of the underground city known as Ember, and they go and find a new village above ground called Sparks. They must figure out how to live life above the ground with the people of Sparks showing and teaching them how, until tension starts to break out between the two cities. Then a fight between the two cities eventually leads to peace and then these two cities then become one.

2. Intro to 2 Characters - One of the main characters is a girl named Lina Mayfleet and she has long brown hair and is pretty. The second main character is a boy named Doon Harrow and he is tall with brown hair and a long narrow face.

3. Theme & why it's Important - The overall theme of this book is if you have to or like helping others, then you should do it. And having friends in times of need or peril will help you get through ruff situations. And it is important because it will help people to be good people who know how to get through some troubled times.

4. Examples of Similes in the Book -

Simile: “He felt as huge as the land around him and as clear and bright as the air.”

Simile: “You glow in my heart like the flames of uncounted candles.”

Simile: “His voice rang out like the high, urgent tone of a bell.”

5. Recommendations - I would recommend this book to pretty much anyone because it has such an interesting story and I personally love this book series because of the mystery of the story. I also think that adults, teens, or even kids would enjoy this series.

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" And I pray one prayer—I repeat it till my tongue stiffens—Catherine Earnshaw, may you not rest as long as I am living; you said I killed you—haunt me, then! Be with me always--take any form--drive me mad! Only do not leave me in this abyss, where I cannot find you! "

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Week 27 Novel Project - Brayden Flecksteiner - Wuthering Heights

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Week 27 Novel Project - Brayden Flecksteiner - Wuthering Heights

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The actual project is shown inside of the Google Slides link below ! Please look at it there. : ) https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1yK5e714Ma0bdyEnxZmNl6GMQl_Q9dcgdqJp47Na3J6s/edit?usp=sharing

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Week 27 Novel Project Rylee Means: Percy Jackson The Last Olympian

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Week 27 Novel Project Rylee Means: Percy Jackson The Last Olympian

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1. Plot Summary

Imagine a world where the Greek gods, like Zeus and Poseidon, are real and still influencing the modern world. In this story, Percy Jackson, a teenager who recently discovered he's the son of Poseidon, is racing against time to stop the evil Titan Kronos from destroying Mount Olympus (the home of the gods). Kronos has gathered an army to overthrow the gods, and Percy and his friends must fight in an epic battle to protect the world.

2. Two Character Introductions

Percy Jackson: Percy is the main hero. He’s a brave and determined teenager who’s learning what it means to be a leader and a true hero. Being the son of Poseidon gives him special powers, like controlling water, but it also puts him in the middle of life-threatening adventures.

Rachel Elizabeth Dare: Rachel is a regular mortal who has the rare ability to see through magical illusions. Even though she doesn’t have powers, she plays a key role in helping Percy by offering wisdom and courage.

3. Overall Theme and Importance

The story is all about choices and sacrifice. Percy has to decide what kind of hero he wants to be, even if it means giving up what he loves. This theme is important because it shows how much courage and selflessness it takes to stand up for others, even when the stakes are enormous.

4. Literary Techniques

Symbolism: The River Styx represents Percy’s journey as a hero and the sacrifices he must endure.

Personification: Kronos is portrayed as time itself, making him an unstoppable and destructive force.

Metaphor: The battles Percy faces reflect the inner struggles we all have when making tough decisions.

5. Recommendation

Even if you haven’t read the earlier books, this story is action-packed and full of mythology, which makes it an exciting read. Fans of fantasy and adventure will love it! However, since this is the final book in the series, starting here might feel like you’re jumping into the last episode of a TV show—it’s worth going back and reading the whole series to really enjoy the full journey.

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Week 27 Novel Project - Ghost Town Living - Thurston Anderson

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Week 27 Novel Project - Ghost Town Living - Thurston Anderson

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1. The plot: The story of Ghost Town Living is about this guy Brent Underwood bought an abandoned mining town called Cerro Gordo. His plans for this town is to rebuild to so people can come vist and see the history for themselves. This book is about what he has done already and the years hes lived there and talking about the history of the mine, and what he has planned for the town.

2. 2 characters from this book is Brent Underwood and he has a get things done attitude and he likes going down in the mine and exploring everything. The second person is William Burro Schmidt he had a dream and he was gonna get his dream done even if it killed and it did.

3. the overall theme is the history and the future of Cerro Gordo what will happen and what has happened and to never give up on anything if you do there is no way youll ever make it.

4. when William Burro Schmidt dug threw the mountain to find gold. When Brent bought the gold mine to prove that if you work for some evencealy it will happen. the hotel burt town so he building a new one. you cant let the set backs ruin everything just gotta keep going and fix things as they happen.

5. I think anyone who enjoys the history of gold mines and ghost towns should read it. there is alot of great things in the book.

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It ends with us is a novel by Colleen Hoover Focuing on Lilly Bloom a woman who meets her future husband Ryle Kincaid a neurosurgen. Their love grows stronger but lily discovers Ryle's violent nature leading her to confront her abusive past. the story explores then themes of breaking domestic abuse cycles and the importance of emotional strength. Lilys decision for braking free from this abusive cycle protexts her future while Ryles impulsive anger showcases his impulsive nature this story is a moving exploration of connection development and self improvenment I would recommend this book for readers who enjoy emotional, thought-provoking stories about relationships and personal growth.

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1. The plot: The story of Lonesome Dove is about two aging Texas rangers, Woodrow Call and Augustus "Gus" McCrea. They go on a tough cattle drive from Texas to Montana. They face a very harsh landscape, life-threatening encounters with Native Americans, and many other dangerous things.

2. Introduce Two characters with a description- Gus is a very happy-go-lucky guy who wants to enjoy the little things in life. He's tall and scrawny and has a mustash and blue eyes. Woodrow is known as the "Captain" he is always serious and quiet. He's a taller guy who is a lot taller than Gus. He has a grey beard and blue eyes.

3. The overall theme of Lonesome Dove- The overall theme of Lonesome Dove to to encourage the readers to live their best life and enjoy the little things in it. It also asks readers to live the best way possible.

4. Give 3 examples- The river symbolizes the journey. For example, when they crossed the Rio Grande it represented a transition for the characters. Where they will change physically and mentally. The Cowboys represent the American spirit. For example, they show the hard reality of life and how to push through. The open plains- The author's description of the open plains creates a feeling like you are there with them. It also reflects the lives of the characters. For example, he describes the plain with words that truly bring out the beauty of the plains.

5. I think everyone should read Lonesome Dove because it makes life look different. You can see the little things in life and enjoy the ups and downs.

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2. The plot of this book is a dystopian future, where the nation of Panem is divided into 12 districts, each forced to send one boy and one girl, called tributes, to compete in an annual event called the Hunger Games. The story is about Katniss Everdeen, a 16-year-old girl from District 12, who volunteers to take her sister’s place in the almost certain-death competition. As she navigates the brutal arena, Katniss uses her survival skills and holds out against the Capitol, sparking a riot that challenges the dictatorship.

3. Katniss Everdeen is a resourceful 16-year-old from District 12. After volunteering to take her sister Prim's place in the Hunger Games, she became a symbol of resistance against the Capitol. Katniss struggled with her emotions and relationships, often putting survival above everything else. Peeta Mellark is Katniss’s fellow tribute from District 12, who is kind and, for the most part, loyal. During the Games, he is a strategic helper.

4. The overall theme of The Hunger Games is the power of survival, sacrifice, and the effects of power and cruelty. It highlights how harsh governments manipulate people for entertainment and control, reflecting how the people are at the cost of inequality and violence. This theme is important because it urges readers to question social structures, the consequences of muffling violence, and the power of resistance to a dictatorship.

5. Collins used symbolism with the Mockingjay pin. The bird symbolizes rebellion, freedom, and hope, which appear throughout the story. Personification is used when the Capitol is humanized, often depicted as a living and cruel being that controls the Districts. The Capitol is seen as a controlling and dreadful place, referred to as a monster that feeds off of destruction, This is the use of a metaphor.

6. The Hunger Games is great for readers who enjoy dystopian fiction and themes of survival, power, and rebellion. It may not be good for younger readers, as there are graphic scenes.

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That is the link to my Doc. Just click the image. Or if that doesn't work, https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1zS9cmWfGBDemztnZ5zLCAfIO8MPXMK4JkEggM8kX82I/edit#slide=id.g33fd3dbbd83_0_75

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Aldo C - W27 Project - The Hunger Games Mockingjay

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Aldo C - W27 Project - The Hunger Games Mockingjay

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2. In the book, Katniss has agreed to being the mockingjay which is the symbol of the rebellion. Many things occur like the brainwashing of peeta and some issues with herself on what she thought about either side of the rebellion. But later on after finally reaching the capitol, katniss kills President Coin instead of getting Snow due to her change in what she saw in the rebellion, but after she chooses to return to go back to her original district and make a life with Peeta.

3. A player I have chosen to describe is Katniss. Even though there isn't a high description in the book, she is a weak looking teen with dark brown hair.

Another player would be Peeta, in the book and the other ones of the series, he has blue eyes with a stocky build.

4. A theme that I found in the book was that a war has many consequences to it. I find this one important mainly because it is a theme that is even seen out of the book shows that a war has so much destruction.

5. Another form of imagery seen is when district 12 was described as it was mostly in ruins.

An example of imagery seen in the book was when it is described where the children were bombed in the capitol.

An example of a metaphor was when Katniss agrees to being the mockingjay, which is she is compared to a symbol.

6. I would recommend for someone that is into books with thrill and action to read this. I would not recommend this book for people who are specifically not into that stuff and more interested in comedy and similar things.

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Jackson Pickett - oliver twist by charles dickens

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Jackson Pickett - oliver twist by charles dickens

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Oliver Twist tells the story of a poor orphan named Oliver who grows up in a miserable workhouse and later runs away to London. There, he gets taught up by a gang of child thieves led by the sinister Fagin. As Oliver struggles to escape this dangerous world, he discovers shocking secrets about his past and finally finds a family that truly cares for him. Oliver Twist- a kindhearted and innocent boy who faces fear, hunger, cruelty, and danger but never loses his sense of right and wrong.

Fagin-a manipulative and greedy criminal who trains homeless kids to pickpocket for him. he presents to care for them, but is just using them for his gain.

One major theme in over the twist is the battle between innocence and corruption. Oliver-represents goodness in a world of crime and cruelty, showing how difficult it is to stay pure when society is so unfair. Dickens uses Oliver's story to criticize the harsh treatment of the poor in 19th century England and push for social change.

symoblism-the workhouse stands for society lack of compassion for the poor treating them like criminals instead of helping them

metaphor-fagin is often compared to spiders weaving a web to trap children in a life of crime. Personification-

the streets of London seem alive, dark and twisting like a monster waiting to swallow up the innocent.

Recommendation: if you like classic novels with adventure, mystery, and social issues, Oliver Twist is a great choice. However, if you prefer fast paced modern books with simple language you might find dicks old fashioned writing style a bit slow.

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Jackson Pickett - oliver twist by charles dickens

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"Twisted Lies" is a romance and mystery novel by Ana Huang. It follows Stella, a social media influencer, and Christian, a mysterious businessman, who start a fake relationship that becomes real. They face dark secrets and dangers while figuring out if their love can survive. Stella Alonso: Stella is a popular social media influencer. She looks confident and glamorous online but has hidden insecurities and past issues. Christian Harper: Christian is a rich and mysterious businessman. He is smart and usually keeps his feelings hidden, but he has a protective side that comes out with Stella. The main theme of "Twisted Lies" is trust and deception. This matters because Stella and Christian have to deal with lies and secrets to build a relationship. Trust is crucial as they discover things about each other and themselves. This theme drives the story and hels the characters grow, showing that trust and honesty are key to overcoming challenges and building a strong bond. Three examples of literary devices used are; The rose tattoo on Christian's wrist shows his hidden vulnerabilities, Stella's anxiety is described as "buzzing around her mind like a swarm of bees," Christian's office is called "his fortress," showing it as his place of control and protection. I would recommend this book to anyone who loves romance. The characters play a great romance role.

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Click the picture to see my doc. If that does not work here is the link. XD https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CO5y4Fzn2l2uengUZnFS1BDXm_0w66PWPLaKQ446Fmk/edit?usp=sharing

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The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind Novel Project

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The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind Novel Project

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A boy named William is born in a small country in Africa. His village goes through a famine and he is keen about science. William gets help from his friends and comes up with a design to build a windmill that brings power to his house.

Characters: William and Gilbert

William is the main character of the book. He built the windmill. Gilbert is his best friend that helped him a lot with translating into English and finding parts to build the windmill.

The overall theme is perseverance in the face of adversity. This is important because William kept persevering even when his village was going through a famine.

The author often used real life images to show what he was describing. He would show images of his village, himself, and his father.

I would recommend this book if you like stories that have unexpected endings. It was a good book.

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Week 27 - Novel Project - Pride and Prejudice - Jozlynn Yohe 

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Week 27 - Novel Project - Pride and Prejudice - Jozlynn Yohe 

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Click image to go to my Novel Project. :)

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"Falling for the Cowgirl" by Jody Hedlund are a historical romance novel set in 1869, Colorado. Ivy McQuaid, the only girls among four brother's, dream of owning her own lands and compete’s in cowhand competition’s disguised as man to save moneys. Her plan’s is disrupted when Jericho Bliss, a former loves and now an undercover Pinkerton agents searching for a war criminals, return to her life's. Their rekindled relationships faces challenge’s as Jericho's dangerous missions put’s them both at risks.

Characters:
Ivy McQuaid: A spirit and determined woman skilled in roping and rides, Ivy defies societal norm’s by participate in cowhand competition’s to achieves her dream of lands ownership.

Jericho Bliss: A courage’s and noble undercover Pinkerton agents, Jericho grapple’s with his protective natures and deep feelings for Ivy while on a peril mission.

Overall Themes:
The novel explore theme’s of loves, independents, and the pursuits of one’s dream’s against societies expectations. Ivy's journeys reflects the struggle for women equality’s in a male-dominates society’s, highlighting the important of following one's passion despite obstacle’s.

Literary Device’s:

Metaphor: The phrase "Cupid's cramp" is use to describes Jericho's longstand affection for Ivy, illustrate his enduring romantics feeling's.

Symbolisms: Ivy's participations in cowhand competition’s symbolizes her defyance of traditional gender role’s and her quest’s for independences.

Personifications: The Colorado landscapes is vivid described, almost becomes a characters itself, reflect the wild and untamed natures of the protagonist's life’s.

Recommendation:
This book is ideal for reader’s who enjoys historical romances with strong, independents female lead’s and element’s of adventure. Fans of story’s addressing theme’s of women's equalities and personal determinations will find Ivy's journey inspiring. However, those who prefers contemporary setting’s or is sensitive’s to depictions of violence associate with the historical periods may wishes to consider their preference before read.

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Falling for the Cowgirl: A Western Ranch Historical Second Chance Romance (Colorado Cowboys)

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Falling for the Cowgirl: A Western Ranch Historical Second Chance Romance (Colorado Cowboys) [Hedlund] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Falling for the Cowgirl: A Western Ranch Historical Second Chance Romance (Colorado Cowboys)

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1. A young girl named Grace and her horse, Pilgrim, get into an accident that traumatizes them. Grace's mother, Annie, seeks help from Tom Booker, a horse whisperer, to heal Pilgrim. As Tom begins working with Pilgrim, he also helps Grace recover emotionally and brings the two back together.

2. Grace is a young girl who loves horseback riding. After a devastating accident that left her best friend dead, she struggles to recover emotionally. Grace's journey of learning to heal and find her happiness and love for horseback riding again with the help of Pilgrim and Tom Booker is touching.

3. Tom Booker is the infamous horse whisperer who is known for his unique ability to communicate with and heal troubled horses. He lives a quiet life on a ranch in Montana. Tom's gentle and patient nature helps him connect with both animals and people. He plays a crucial role in helping Grace and Pilgrim recover from their trauma.

4.  The overall theme of "The Horse Whisperer" is healing and recovery. This theme is important because it highlights how people and animals can overcome trauma through compassion, patience, and strong relationships.

5.  Symbolism- Pilgrim, the horse, symbolizes Grace's trauma and recovery. As Pilgrim heals, so does Grace, reflecting their intertwined journeys.

Metaphor- The author describes the Montana landscape as a "sea of grass," comparing the vast, open fields to an ocean, which emphasizes the sense of freedom and space.

Simile- Grace's fear is described using the simile, "Her fear clung to her like a second skin," illustrating how deeply her trauma affects her daily life.

6.  If you enjoy books about personal growth and healing as well as the bond between humans and animals, you should read The Horse Whisperer. If you aren't into touching, emotional, and slow-paced stories with themes of trauma and recovery, this book wouldn't be for you.

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Hannah Chavez Q3 novel project- The Outsiders by S.E Hinton

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Hannah Chavez Q3 novel project- The Outsiders by S.E Hinton

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1) The plot of the outsides are in like a city where there are poor and rich people and the west of the city are the rich and on the east side the poor people. Ponyboy has two older brothers Soda, and Darrel but they call him Darry . And There are many people in their friend group their names are Dally, two bites, Johnny, and Steve. Everything goes alright intel one night someone takes it to far.

2) Steve Randle was seventeen, tall and lean, with thick greasy hair he kept combed in complicated swirls. He was cocky, smart, and Soda's best buddy since grade school. Two-bit Mathews was the oldest of the gang and the wisecracker of the bunch. He was about six feet tall, stocky in build, and very proud of his long rusty-colored side-burns. He had gray eyes and a wide grin, and he couldn't stop making funny remarks to save his life.

3) The overall theme is that Ponyboy and Johnny run away after killing a kid. And they are scared to face the police.

4) You should read this book if you like books that make you keep reading it over and over again.

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1. Mort is a slow in the head farm kid who is roped into being Deaths apprentice. Throughout the book he learns more about the true nature and rules of existence; that there are none. During his apprenticeship, however, he accidentally stops an important political assassination, and time stops moving correctly.

2. Mortimer (Mort) is a tall scrawny farm kid, who is at first unintelligent and naive. And Death is the personification of death, appearing as a skeletal man with a sword (sometimes a scythe). Throughout the novel you learn that death is surprisingly empathetic and one of the only forms of justice in discworld.

3. Despite primarily being a comedy, Mort does have some surprisingly sincere themes. Obviously, death is that theme, but as well as the importance of platonic and romantic relationships, and how you live your life. We see a lot of this throughout the main titular character, Mort, but as well as through Death himself.

4. Discworld as a whole is abundant with personification, with Death being an obvious example. "Breath made fountains of cloud in the still air" and "Under its bath of alcohol his brain kept trying to grab his attention"

5. If you think you would like a comedy with odd humor, but sincere themes as well. Mort is a great read. I really enjoyed it.

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1. The plot of The Girl on the Train follows the main character, Rachel Watson. Rachel is a divorced woman struggling with alcoholism. Every day, she takes the same train that passes by her old house, where her ex-husband lives with his new family. She becomes interested in a perfect couple she sees from the train. When suddenly one of them disappears and Rachel becomes a part of the investigation, but due to her unreliable memory and her heavy drinking, she becomes a suspect.

2. The main character Rachel Watson is a divorced alcoholic. Throughout the book, she tries to uncover memories that were lost due to heavy drinking. She becomes obsessed with a seemingly perfect couple and when one of them goes missing she becomes part of the investigation. Megan is the girl who goes missing. Megan feels conflicted in her marriage and finds her husband overprotective. She has multiple affairs and one day goes missing. She struggles with the grief of the death of her brother and daughter.

3. Overall the theme in The Girl on the Train is betrayal. Throughout the book, Rachel continues to be betrayed by the other characters. She uncovers lies they have told and secrets they kept.

4. "The train is a moving mirror, reflecting my own fractured life" - This is a example of a metaphor it is comparing the train to a mirror representing rachels broken life.

5. "Ashbury is a 1960s new town, spreading like a tumor over the heart of Buckinghamshire." - This is a simile comparing the growth of Ashbury to a spreading tumor. A pile of clothing - This a symbol showing death by train or just death. Early in the book Rachel saw a pile of clothing by the train tracks and a couple of days later a girl was missing.

6. You should read this book if you like a mystery. You should not read this book if you like action or need something to keep you invested.

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Novel project - Miss Peregrine's home for peculiar children by Ransom Riggs

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Novel project - Miss Peregrine's home for peculiar children by Ransom Riggs

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Without giving spoilers, Miss Peregrine's home for peculiar children's plot is about a teen boy named Jacob Portman with a rich family and a manic grandfather—the grandfather talks of a place with " paranormal " children. Jacob soon finds that he is one of those children and finds the place his grandfather speaks of.

The main character Jacob is a 13-year-old child with pale skin and black hair. The girl who floats is named Olive and wears metal boots to keep her on the ground.

The overall theme is that there are "Paranormal" people everywhere and you are not alone.

There are many descriptive passages such as this one describing a run down house "Trees burst forth from broken windows and skins of scabrous vine gnawed at the walls like antibodies attacking a virus"

And this one describing rain "For a long moment there was only the sound of rain banking off the roof, like a thousand fingers tapping way off somewhere"

and when Emma carried fire "She held it before her like a waiter carrying a tray, lighting a path and casting our twin shadows across the trees"

I would recommend this book to those who favor scary paranormal books and do not get scared easily.

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2. The plot of Great Expectations includes the main character living as a poor boy in a village with his aunt and uncle. He gets adopted by a secretive rich man who pays for his education and moves him to London. He eventually discovers his benefactor is an escaped prisoner he once helped as a child. 3. Pip is the young man who moves to London and is educated to be a gentleman. He is gullible and easily influenced. Magwitch is the escaped convict who becomes rich and helps Pip. He claims to be falsely convicted but is eventually recaptured. 4. The theme of Great Expectations involves the social structure in England with the rich and the poor living very different lives. 5. Dickens used symbolism when he shows Uncle Joe as a simple man who works as a blacksmith. He also uses personification metaphors when describing Ms. Havisham who was left at the alter and now wears her old wedding dress. 6. This book is a classic and can be read by any high school or college student. The story is slow at first, but the ending is satisfying.