The Bad Beginning

A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Bad Beginning

Written By: Lemony Snicket

"My marriage to Violet Baudelaire is perfectly legal, and now I am in control of her entire fortune."

Thus the entire book is about this awful man who is trying to take something that is not his...and a lot of it. The book is very interesting and the author's writing has a small similarity to the author Markus Zusak. Therefore, I really recommend this book for somebody who likes the writing styles of Markus Zusak.

ME...

Malala Yousafzai

The Book Thief ... When a girl makes a difference.

Just a little power point. That helps my statement.

Hunger Games...Catching Fire...Movie

Today I just went to go see Catching Fire. It was soooooooooooo AWESOME! The directors and producers did an awesome,did I mention awesome, awesome job! It was SPECTACULAR! The movie's graphics were great, the actors were great( Jennifer Lawrence +Josh Hutcherson + Liam Hemsworth = PURE AWESOMENESS!), and the movie was, AWESOME,SPECTACULAR,GREAT, INTERESTING,EXCITING,  A LITTLE SHOCKING, AND SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCIOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Spin-off of "Project: Greeting Card"

Made using: Khan Academy Computer Science.

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas Part 2

Reading Journal for: The Boy in the Striped Pajamas

1st thought: 

Page 107

I thought the conversation between Bruno and Shmuel was very...sweet. When Shmuel was asking Bruno those questions about what he found. "Have you found any thing? asked the boy.'Very little.' 'Nothing at all?' ' Well, I found you." It made me ask myself, Who is on the correct side of the fence? Who is the one in charge? Why is Shmuel so sad?

2nd thought:

Page 111

Later on in the chapter when Bruno is talking with Shmuel he was talking about Germany about how they are superior. "Well, because Germany is the greatest of all countries,We're superior." I was thinking, Are they really superior? How did they get to the top? Did they defeat the other countries or did they just kill them all? Was it a good thing to do that? Was it Hitler who did all of this?

3rd thought:

Page 115

"Why are there so many people on that side of the fence?' he asked. 'And what are you all doing over there? Do all those people have a choice being there? Can any of those people escape? Are they really in Poland? I just thought how sad it was how Bruno doesn't know what's going on and thinks that everything is OK. But in a general view, it is not.