Sunday, September 28, 2014
2.07 Free Choice Blog
I choose this story because we are currently reading this in my English class and I enjoy it. We started this week so were in the first parts. It started off when Reverend Paris saw a group of girls doing witchcraft in the forest one night. It was so bad that he even saw a naked girl running around that night. The next day he questions Abigail his niece to see if she was one of the girls. She refuses that she was there and that she has done nothing wrong. But everyone in town knows about her reputation due to when she was Elizabeth Proctor maid she seemed to have been involved with her husband.
* I would use a thought bubble to create notes about this story because you have to really think about what is going on and list it for it to make sense. Also you can state your opinion.
Monday, September 8, 2014
"What is the last thing you read that you enjoyed and why?"
This was the last book I read and that I really enjoyed in a group project at school. I think I enjoyed it a lot because when I read this book I was in 9th grade starting high school and the girl in book as well was starting her book/ story when she started high school. So I kind of related to her in the part where she had no friends at first. But I admit that this was a sad story because the girl was telling her story on these tape recorders that she left to be passed around to explain why she committed suicide. So the ending was sad. :(
''What Kind Of Reader Are You?''
The result I got was that my favorite genre is fiction. I do believe this is accurate because if I take the time to actually read a book on my free time I want it to be something interesting and different. I don't read much but when I do I always like to choose this types of books. I like when I get into a book and actually read it to the end because it's really good. Drama as well was my second choice and I also enjoy stories that have a series of good events happening that make me not want to drop the book because once i lose interest in a book I stop reading it.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

