answers1:1.Check who his/her publishers are; inside the book.2.Find
their address by googling.3.Address the letter to the author c/o the
publishers. This will usually do the trick.4.Start the letter with
the author's first and second names eg. "Dear Hugh Johnson".5.Finish
"Yours sincerely" or just "Sincerely" and your first and second
names.6.Authors get an awful lot of fanmail; some are very good at
replying but don't hold your breath.Good luck!...Show more
answers2:Historians do characteristic seven of the letters to Paul.
the different seven are forgeries (Romans, a million-2 Corinthians,
Galatians, Philippians, a million Thessalonians, Philemon).
(Ephesians, Colossians, 2 Thessalonians) are very in all possibility
no longer his. some scholars nonetheless argue somewhat over those
however the information is on the facet of them no longer being unique
writings. 3 greater are by means of no means from him (a million-2
Timothy, Titus). So there are books attributed to Paul that are no
longer Paul's. could that no longer advise that words that are no
longer the words of God are genuinely in the Bible to boot?...Show
more
answers3:Write to them, care of the publisher.
answers4:they're likely to have a website, so google them...if you
can't find a contact that way, get in touch with their publishers -
while they won't give you their address or anything, you can send a
letter via the publisher, they should pass it on
answers5:You can contact authors through their publishers. This
involves "real" mail, not email. Publishers do not give out author's
email addresses any more than they share their home addresses.However,
some authors have a Contact Me link at their websites. Have you
checked that?If you contact through the publisher, find out the
publisher of the most recent book. Former publishers may discard your
mail. Look up the current publisher's mailing address online. Write to
the author this way:Author Namec/o Publisher NamePublisher's Street
AddressCity, State Zip code[Nation if different]The publisher will not
open your letter but hold it until the author is going to be there
(rare) or until they've got several letters, and they'll mail them in
a manila envelope. This means your letter could sit there for months,
unopened. Eventually, though, the letter will reach the author. He may
throw it in the trash unopened, or read it then throw it away, or read
it and reply. You increase the odds for a reply if you enclose a
self-addressed stamped envelope and a very specific, easy-to-answer
question (like "How long did it take you to write BookName?") or
request ("Can I have an autograph?").Most authors simply don't have
the time to respond at length to the many people who seek the authors'
help in writing or marketing the fans' own writing....Show more
Monday, 10 February 2020
Sunday, 9 February 2020
Wut book shud I get dat u recommend?
answers1:the hunger games
answers2:Go to your local school and ask for an English book that can
teach you to spell properly :)... Seriously if you like to read come
on and least show it...Show more
answers3:Basic Spelling by Michael Temple.Toe by Toe by Keda Howling
and Harry Howling.Teaching and Learning Spelling by Mike Torbe.Spell
It Yourself by G T Hawker.
answers4:A child called it is a great book it's by Dave pelzer!
answers5:A dictionary....
answers6:You've got to be joking! There are no texting books.
answers2:Go to your local school and ask for an English book that can
teach you to spell properly :)... Seriously if you like to read come
on and least show it...Show more
answers3:Basic Spelling by Michael Temple.Toe by Toe by Keda Howling
and Harry Howling.Teaching and Learning Spelling by Mike Torbe.Spell
It Yourself by G T Hawker.
answers4:A child called it is a great book it's by Dave pelzer!
answers5:A dictionary....
answers6:You've got to be joking! There are no texting books.
Saturday, 8 February 2020
COMMENT FAIRE FONDRE LE NUTELLA
COMMENT FAIRE FONDRE LE NUTELLA
Si vous souhaitez utiliser la tartinade Nutella dans une recette ou sur votre pain grillé du matin, vous devrez la ramollir pour la sortir du pot. Vous pouvez faire fondre rapidement le Nutella en le ramassant dans un bol et en le passant doucement au micro-ondes. Ou si vous voulez faire fondre une plus grande quantité, mettez simplement le pot de Nutella dans un bol d'eau chaude. Si vous n'avez besoin que d'un peu de Nutella pour le tartiner, chauffez un couteau ou une cuillère en métal et utilisez-le pour gratter le Nutella ramolli.
Remuez le Nutella et faites-le cuire au micro-ondes pendant 15 secondes de plus. Ouvrir le micro-ondes et remuer le Nutella avec une cuillère en métal ou en bois. Cela l'aidera à fondre uniformément. Cuire le Nutella au micro-ondes pendant 15 secondes de plus.
Chauffer un couteau ou une cuillère en métal sous l'eau chaude. Si vous n'avez besoin que d'un peu de Nutella pour fondre ou ramollir, sortez un couteau ou une cuillère à beurre. Faire couler de l'eau chaude dans une tasse et mettre la cuillère ou le couteau dans l'eau chaude. Laisser reposer dans la tasse pendant environ une minute. Cela va réchauffer le métal.
Verser le Nutella dans un bol. Déterminez la quantité de Nutella que vous devez faire fondre, surtout si vous l'utilisez pour une recette. Verser le Nutella dur dans un bol ou un plat allant au micro-ondes.
Verser l'eau bouillante dans un bol. Sortez un bol à l'épreuve de la chaleur et versez soigneusement assez d'eau chaude pour remplir le bol à moitié. Évitez de verser trop d'eau, sinon elle débordera sur le côté du bol lorsque vous ajouterez le Nutella.
Étendre le Nutella jusqu'à ce qu'il fonde. Retirer le couteau ou la cuillère à beurre de l'eau chaude, du café ou du thé. Essuyez-le rapidement sur un chiffon propre pour ne pas mettre d'eau dans votre pot de Nutella. Grattez autant de Nutella que vous en avez besoin et étalez-le sur tout ce que vous utilisez. Continuez à étaler le Nutella jusqu'à ce que la chaleur du couteau ou de la cuillère le fasse fondre.
Cuire le Nutella au micro-ondes pendant 15 secondes. Réglez votre four à micro-ondes sur le réglage moyen-bas. Placer le bol découvert de Nutella au micro-ondes et chauffer pendant 15 secondes.
Ramollir et remuer le Nutella. Laisser reposer le Nutella dans l'eau chaude pendant environ 5 minutes. Remuez le Nutella avec une cuillère en bois ou en métal et retirez le pot de l'eau s'il est fondu. Sinon, laissez le Nutella reposer dans l'eau chaude jusqu'à ce qu'il soit fondu.
Envisagez de chauffer le couteau ou la cuillère dans votre café ou votre thé. Certaines personnes trouvent qu'elles prennent toujours du café ou du thé avec leur toast et leur Nutella. Pour un raccourci, vous pouvez simplement mettre votre cuillère ou votre couteau à beurre directement dans votre café ou votre thé. Laissez-le là-dedans pendant une minute pour réchauffer le métal.
Remuez le Nutella et vérifiez la consistance. Remuez de nouveau le Nutella pour voir s'il a fondu ou s'il y a encore des touffes épaisses. Continuer de cuire le Nutella au micro-ondes toutes les 15 secondes jusqu'à ce qu'il soit fondu.
Porter à ébullition une casserole d'eau. Remplissez une bouilloire et mettez-la à feu vif. L'eau devrait bouillir en quelques minutes.
Placer le pot de Nutella dans l'eau chaude. Retirer le couvercle du bocal de Nutella et mettre le bocal dans le bol d'eau chaude. Veillez à ce que l'eau ne puisse pas pénétrer dans le pot.
Books.....10 points!?
answers1:Lovely Bones
answers2:im writing a book for a game that my friends are making. i
need help thinking of names for characters (dragons) and i need help
finding key places and events.
answers3:No. Reading this, i got really bored.
answers4:It's a pretty long book. I think I read it in about 5 days to
a week, but I honestly did very little else during that time. If you
actually have a life outside of Potter however, I would guess about 2
weeks.
answers5:I wanna read harry potter and the half blooded prince im
kinda behind on readin them lol how long do u think it'll take to read
that one ??
answers6:All depends on how fast you can read!
answers7:Meh, I like the world changing for the worse beginning thing
and then the 'young adult Micah - president Micah and how people find
him shady, but I think the plot needs some changing from there on. It
got pretty boring. Iran vs. Israel is SO 2010. Come up with a new
problem.
answers8:it depends as for how big the book is. for me, a normal harry
potter book is about 500-700 pages. so it might take a few weeks, if
you pretty much read all the time
answers9:The house of the Scorpian: Nancy FarmerNever Trust a Dead
man: Vivian Vande VeldeHeaven Shop: ?
answers10:3 weeks
answers11:well it depends on the person.one time i read a 450 paged
novel in 2 days haha.but on the average, it should take about 1 week?
maybe 2?
answers12:It is satire i assume? I feel like the satire comes on a
little TOO strong. You know what i mean? There's no subtlety too it.
But it does seem like an interesting idea, i'd maybe read it, if it
was written well.
answers13:Read the twilight series.
answers14:(this is not an answer to your question) but next time put
your age so we know what age group you belong to.... because i could
be reccomending dr. seuss books to you...
answers15:no
answers16:for me,because to me harry potter is boring and the books
are way to long,it would take me the whole year.but it depends on the
person.if you're a good reader and these books interest you,you could
probably finish in about 3-5 weeks.that's what i think.
answers17:twilight series are a must!!!!!!
answers18:Twilight is the best book in the universe. Also, the
sequels in order are New Moon, Eclipse, and Breakind Dawn. go to
http://stepheniemeyer.com/ for updates and stuff about the books.
answers19:i read one before but about 1 to 2 days
answers20:Those books are long depends on how fast and how much your
going to read it four weeks
answers21:It takes me like an hour or two. Okay a Harry Potter book
maybe a day. At the most 3 days.
answers22:I would get into it a bit, and then I would put it down,
because it is so unbelievable. Governor's practices rarely 'conflict'
with presidential concerns. Age 40(hardly a young adult)is minimum
for pres.I really like the idea about letting your story unfold
through different people's eyes, but please, stick to a simpler story
line, you have way too many things happening, it would be too
confusing, unless you want to write lengthy tomes like Ken Follett-
which take years of research to make believable and
interesting)Instead, take some time to develop your characters,
whatever you do, please be sure to use grammar and spelling check -
yours needs help....Show more
answers23:The Host is absolutely beast. But i'm not a twilight
fan...so yeah(:however, after the host, i still have a lot of respect
for stephenie meyer, and took on her suggestion to read 'the hunger
games' by suzanne collins.amazing thus far. i know it'll be one of
those books that will stick with me for a long time.both books are sci
fi with a touch, or blend, of romance....Show more
answers24:I love Meg Cabot (Heather Wells & Queen of Babble, and tons
of others), Sophie Kinsella's (Shopaholic [soon to be movie] &
Remember Me), Jennifer Weiner (Good in Bed & Certain Girls) and Emily
Giffin (Something Borrowed & Something Blue) books.They are all great
authors!For a young adult/teen Meg Cabot's young adult books. She is
the best author. Also best selling. She wrote tons of books including
the Princess Diaries (Movies based on her books), Mediator (upcoming
movie), 1-800-Missing (TV show based on her books), Jinx, Airhead and
more. She has adult books too, so you can grow with her. If you want
more info or any of the authors website's email
me.http://www.whatshouldireadnext.com/searchThis website will make
perfect suggestions based on what you have read. ...Show more
answers25:it, dreamcatcher, firestarter, hearts of atlantis, cujo,
john bellair books, there are alot of books that you may like. the
little house series by laura ingalls wilder.
answers26:I have links to name generators, mapmaking tools, and many
other worldbuilding resources at my worldbuilding page here:
http://www.squidoo.com/fantasyworldbuildingHope you find it useful!
answers27:ok first of all let me explain how it's set up. Each chapter
is set up in a chronological order and in first person BUT each
chapter also takes place through the eyes of a diffrent person.
Example: Jack and Jill go to a carnival. The first chapter takes place
through Jack's eyes while Jill and him are at the carnival. The next
chapter however takes place after they leave the carnival but through
Jills eyes. So basically jy story is told by the diffrent experiences
several charecters experiance.The book is also split up into 4 parts,
each with time lapse between them. The 1st part introduces our
protagonist, micah. It focuses more on him and his views as a teenager
in a world that is changing for the worse. Sublte and obvious hints
are depicted to show how his world has been drastically changed from
out own. The chapters here mostly take place through his eyes and his
friends eyes. Part 2 starts off many years later as micah a young
adult govenor of his state. He is a political genious but his methods
are constantly clashing with the current president's method. So he
runs for president and wins office. Throughout his presidential reign
the people are prosperous but question the methods he uses. Basically,
Micah is shady and the ppl dont like that. Near the end riots takes
place which show how far Micah will go to keep control. He also
launches a 90 day war against iran for attacking isreal. He is finally
impeached for commecing a war congress didnt sanction. But he begs
congress for funds to start a militia to protect israel. Part 3 takes
place as the next president takes power. Untill near the end micah
seems to have dissapeared but in reality, his militia has grown into a
world widwide force. Nations grow tense as city-cells of his militia
pledge alligence to Micah. This chapter basically shows the growing
tension between Micah's militia and the world even though micah says
his militia is peaceful and only used to protect israel. (more in
extra details)...Show more
answers28:The HistorianThe kiterunnerFive people you meet in Heaven
answers29:Small scale skirmishes show the growing tensions as each
side gets closer to total war. Part4 finally shows the finale battle
betweeb the world's nations and micah. The U.N sanctioned a plan for
each nation to attack the city cells in its own borders usuing lethal
force on militia members as well as civilians. The militia's true
power revealed as it shows its strong enough to keep fighting with the
worlds armies for weeks without end. Eventually micah decides to nuke
all area hostile to him. This results in the destruction of most of
the world even though it was an option he didn't want to do. As his
force is the only one left standing capable of being a govornment, he
takes over as leader a new worlf order he never intended to
create....Show more
answers30:reading about 2 hours a day no more than a week
answers31:My son, 14 and not a big reader, reads the HP books in an
average of 4-5 days. He really sits and reads though.Personally, I
do it in under 24 hours just because I love to read and can read
quickly.
answers32:i dont have any real hard core info, so this might be
totally wrong:1) names: dramiz, laque, kuxen2) places: mountain
setting, colder weather is the usual setting . . .3) events: umm,
maybe a challenge, a damsel in distress, idk...Show more
answers33:10?
answers2:im writing a book for a game that my friends are making. i
need help thinking of names for characters (dragons) and i need help
finding key places and events.
answers3:No. Reading this, i got really bored.
answers4:It's a pretty long book. I think I read it in about 5 days to
a week, but I honestly did very little else during that time. If you
actually have a life outside of Potter however, I would guess about 2
weeks.
answers5:I wanna read harry potter and the half blooded prince im
kinda behind on readin them lol how long do u think it'll take to read
that one ??
answers6:All depends on how fast you can read!
answers7:Meh, I like the world changing for the worse beginning thing
and then the 'young adult Micah - president Micah and how people find
him shady, but I think the plot needs some changing from there on. It
got pretty boring. Iran vs. Israel is SO 2010. Come up with a new
problem.
answers8:it depends as for how big the book is. for me, a normal harry
potter book is about 500-700 pages. so it might take a few weeks, if
you pretty much read all the time
answers9:The house of the Scorpian: Nancy FarmerNever Trust a Dead
man: Vivian Vande VeldeHeaven Shop: ?
answers10:3 weeks
answers11:well it depends on the person.one time i read a 450 paged
novel in 2 days haha.but on the average, it should take about 1 week?
maybe 2?
answers12:It is satire i assume? I feel like the satire comes on a
little TOO strong. You know what i mean? There's no subtlety too it.
But it does seem like an interesting idea, i'd maybe read it, if it
was written well.
answers13:Read the twilight series.
answers14:(this is not an answer to your question) but next time put
your age so we know what age group you belong to.... because i could
be reccomending dr. seuss books to you...
answers15:no
answers16:for me,because to me harry potter is boring and the books
are way to long,it would take me the whole year.but it depends on the
person.if you're a good reader and these books interest you,you could
probably finish in about 3-5 weeks.that's what i think.
answers17:twilight series are a must!!!!!!
answers18:Twilight is the best book in the universe. Also, the
sequels in order are New Moon, Eclipse, and Breakind Dawn. go to
http://stepheniemeyer.com/ for updates and stuff about the books.
answers19:i read one before but about 1 to 2 days
answers20:Those books are long depends on how fast and how much your
going to read it four weeks
answers21:It takes me like an hour or two. Okay a Harry Potter book
maybe a day. At the most 3 days.
answers22:I would get into it a bit, and then I would put it down,
because it is so unbelievable. Governor's practices rarely 'conflict'
with presidential concerns. Age 40(hardly a young adult)is minimum
for pres.I really like the idea about letting your story unfold
through different people's eyes, but please, stick to a simpler story
line, you have way too many things happening, it would be too
confusing, unless you want to write lengthy tomes like Ken Follett-
which take years of research to make believable and
interesting)Instead, take some time to develop your characters,
whatever you do, please be sure to use grammar and spelling check -
yours needs help....Show more
answers23:The Host is absolutely beast. But i'm not a twilight
fan...so yeah(:however, after the host, i still have a lot of respect
for stephenie meyer, and took on her suggestion to read 'the hunger
games' by suzanne collins.amazing thus far. i know it'll be one of
those books that will stick with me for a long time.both books are sci
fi with a touch, or blend, of romance....Show more
answers24:I love Meg Cabot (Heather Wells & Queen of Babble, and tons
of others), Sophie Kinsella's (Shopaholic [soon to be movie] &
Remember Me), Jennifer Weiner (Good in Bed & Certain Girls) and Emily
Giffin (Something Borrowed & Something Blue) books.They are all great
authors!For a young adult/teen Meg Cabot's young adult books. She is
the best author. Also best selling. She wrote tons of books including
the Princess Diaries (Movies based on her books), Mediator (upcoming
movie), 1-800-Missing (TV show based on her books), Jinx, Airhead and
more. She has adult books too, so you can grow with her. If you want
more info or any of the authors website's email
me.http://www.whatshouldireadnext.com/searchThis website will make
perfect suggestions based on what you have read. ...Show more
answers25:it, dreamcatcher, firestarter, hearts of atlantis, cujo,
john bellair books, there are alot of books that you may like. the
little house series by laura ingalls wilder.
answers26:I have links to name generators, mapmaking tools, and many
other worldbuilding resources at my worldbuilding page here:
http://www.squidoo.com/fantasyworldbuildingHope you find it useful!
answers27:ok first of all let me explain how it's set up. Each chapter
is set up in a chronological order and in first person BUT each
chapter also takes place through the eyes of a diffrent person.
Example: Jack and Jill go to a carnival. The first chapter takes place
through Jack's eyes while Jill and him are at the carnival. The next
chapter however takes place after they leave the carnival but through
Jills eyes. So basically jy story is told by the diffrent experiences
several charecters experiance.The book is also split up into 4 parts,
each with time lapse between them. The 1st part introduces our
protagonist, micah. It focuses more on him and his views as a teenager
in a world that is changing for the worse. Sublte and obvious hints
are depicted to show how his world has been drastically changed from
out own. The chapters here mostly take place through his eyes and his
friends eyes. Part 2 starts off many years later as micah a young
adult govenor of his state. He is a political genious but his methods
are constantly clashing with the current president's method. So he
runs for president and wins office. Throughout his presidential reign
the people are prosperous but question the methods he uses. Basically,
Micah is shady and the ppl dont like that. Near the end riots takes
place which show how far Micah will go to keep control. He also
launches a 90 day war against iran for attacking isreal. He is finally
impeached for commecing a war congress didnt sanction. But he begs
congress for funds to start a militia to protect israel. Part 3 takes
place as the next president takes power. Untill near the end micah
seems to have dissapeared but in reality, his militia has grown into a
world widwide force. Nations grow tense as city-cells of his militia
pledge alligence to Micah. This chapter basically shows the growing
tension between Micah's militia and the world even though micah says
his militia is peaceful and only used to protect israel. (more in
extra details)...Show more
answers28:The HistorianThe kiterunnerFive people you meet in Heaven
answers29:Small scale skirmishes show the growing tensions as each
side gets closer to total war. Part4 finally shows the finale battle
betweeb the world's nations and micah. The U.N sanctioned a plan for
each nation to attack the city cells in its own borders usuing lethal
force on militia members as well as civilians. The militia's true
power revealed as it shows its strong enough to keep fighting with the
worlds armies for weeks without end. Eventually micah decides to nuke
all area hostile to him. This results in the destruction of most of
the world even though it was an option he didn't want to do. As his
force is the only one left standing capable of being a govornment, he
takes over as leader a new worlf order he never intended to
create....Show more
answers30:reading about 2 hours a day no more than a week
answers31:My son, 14 and not a big reader, reads the HP books in an
average of 4-5 days. He really sits and reads though.Personally, I
do it in under 24 hours just because I love to read and can read
quickly.
answers32:i dont have any real hard core info, so this might be
totally wrong:1) names: dramiz, laque, kuxen2) places: mountain
setting, colder weather is the usual setting . . .3) events: umm,
maybe a challenge, a damsel in distress, idk...Show more
answers33:10?
Friday, 7 February 2020
whats your favorite book?
answers1:Huge fan of Kathy Reichs. Her first book Deja Dead is really good.
answers2:Percy Jackson and the olympian series!!!
answers3:"Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen
answers4:Song of the Lioness by Tamora Pierce. It's a four book
series, and everyone I know who reads it becomes addicted.
answers5:Alice's Adventures in Wonderland :D
answers6:it has 5 short stories about prom, and bad, supernatural
things happen. it was actually pretty good
answers7:13 little blue envolopes
answers8:what is it about?
answers9:One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
answers10:Five stories by five authors: Meg Cabot, Stephenie Meyer,
Lauren Myracle, Lauren Myracle, Kim Harrison, and Michele Jaffe.
Different stories about the prom nights.
answers11:On the Jellicoe Road by Melina MarchettaIt's SO good :)x
answers12:Violet and Claire by Francesca Lia Block, the first book
that inspired me to start friendships.
answers13:Mostly 15 and up. Some of the more 'mature' ones could start at 14.
answers14:uh i didn't read it but if i can recall my best friend said
it was different stories about different people who remember their
prom experiences
answers15:My favorite book is Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer
answers16:Anything by Dean Koontz
answers17:Pay it Forward by Catharine Ryan Hyde is by far my favorite book.
answers18:
answers19:Anything by Edward Rutherfurd, but out of his books I will
choose Sarum and Russka.
answers20:
answers21:The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux♥M♥
answers22:Right now, I love anything by Janet Evanovich
answers23:Its meant for "girls of all ages" as suggested by its
synopsis but the industrial recommendation is 12-14yrs.
answers24:A narrative is a form of storytelling that involves
characters and plot structure (a beginning-middle-end structure)So,
like, a narrative would be like if I sat down with you and told you
about my day. A non-narrative story would be if I made a timeline for
you, with events of my day placed in chronological order. They can
"tell" the same thing, but a narrative is often a more engaging,
emotional story experience....Show more
answers25:Travels by Michael Crichton
answers26:I bought it because S.M. wrote one of the stories, but
overall I wasn't too impressed with it
answers27:Your point of view in 1st person
answers2:Percy Jackson and the olympian series!!!
answers3:"Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen
answers4:Song of the Lioness by Tamora Pierce. It's a four book
series, and everyone I know who reads it becomes addicted.
answers5:Alice's Adventures in Wonderland :D
answers6:it has 5 short stories about prom, and bad, supernatural
things happen. it was actually pretty good
answers7:13 little blue envolopes
answers8:what is it about?
answers9:One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
answers10:Five stories by five authors: Meg Cabot, Stephenie Meyer,
Lauren Myracle, Lauren Myracle, Kim Harrison, and Michele Jaffe.
Different stories about the prom nights.
answers11:On the Jellicoe Road by Melina MarchettaIt's SO good :)x
answers12:Violet and Claire by Francesca Lia Block, the first book
that inspired me to start friendships.
answers13:Mostly 15 and up. Some of the more 'mature' ones could start at 14.
answers14:uh i didn't read it but if i can recall my best friend said
it was different stories about different people who remember their
prom experiences
answers15:My favorite book is Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer
answers16:Anything by Dean Koontz
answers17:Pay it Forward by Catharine Ryan Hyde is by far my favorite book.
answers18:
answers19:Anything by Edward Rutherfurd, but out of his books I will
choose Sarum and Russka.
answers20:
answers21:The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux♥M♥
answers22:Right now, I love anything by Janet Evanovich
answers23:Its meant for "girls of all ages" as suggested by its
synopsis but the industrial recommendation is 12-14yrs.
answers24:A narrative is a form of storytelling that involves
characters and plot structure (a beginning-middle-end structure)So,
like, a narrative would be like if I sat down with you and told you
about my day. A non-narrative story would be if I made a timeline for
you, with events of my day placed in chronological order. They can
"tell" the same thing, but a narrative is often a more engaging,
emotional story experience....Show more
answers25:Travels by Michael Crichton
answers26:I bought it because S.M. wrote one of the stories, but
overall I wasn't too impressed with it
answers27:Your point of view in 1st person
Thursday, 6 February 2020
Books in Skinjaker Trilogy by Neal Shusterman?
answers1:(Book #1.) Everlost(Book #2.) Everwild(Book #3.) EverfoundI
haven't read them yet, but they look really good.
answers2:All These Things I've Done - Gabrielle Zevin Battle Royale -
Koushun Takami Birthmarked - Caragh O'Brien Feed - Anderson Life As We
Knew It - Susan Beth Pfeffer Matched - Ally Condie Noughts & Crosses -
Malorie Blackman Shatter Me - Tahereh Mafi The Bar Code Tattoo -
Suzanne Weyn Variant - Robison Wells
haven't read them yet, but they look really good.
answers2:All These Things I've Done - Gabrielle Zevin Battle Royale -
Koushun Takami Birthmarked - Caragh O'Brien Feed - Anderson Life As We
Knew It - Susan Beth Pfeffer Matched - Ally Condie Noughts & Crosses -
Malorie Blackman Shatter Me - Tahereh Mafi The Bar Code Tattoo -
Suzanne Weyn Variant - Robison Wells
Wednesday, 5 February 2020
Books, Books and more Books!?
answers1:Everything Cormac McCarthy has ever written (All the Pretty
Horses, No Country for Old Men, Cities of the Plain, The Road,
etc.).Revolutionary Road by Richard YatesCatch-22 by Joseph HellerCold
Mountain by Joseph FrazierWinesburg, Ohio by Sherwood AndersonTamar by
Mal PeetI am the Messenger and also The Book Thief by Marcus Zusak1984
by George OrwellShakespeare (especially Hamlet and King Lear and
Othello)Right now I'm reading One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and it's
pretty good. I read a lot as well. Gotta say my social life maybe
isn't fantastic either. ;) Probably not because of the books, but I
did ruin my eyesight because of reading too much. Yay literacy!...Show
more
answers2:The boy in striped pyjamas Animal farmThe curious incident of
the dog in the night timeMacbethDigital Fortress
answers3:I think you'd like The Silence of the Lambs. I'm a 15 year
old girl and I loved it. It totally kicks ***. It's about this FBI
agent named Clarice Starling who gets sent to interview a psychopathic
cannibal named Hannibal Lecter. (Is there anything more awesome?)
Anyway, he agrees to help her catch a serial killer if she reveals
details of her own life to him. It's scary and awesome. Lecter is one
of my favorite villains of all time. It's a really famous book, and it
was made into a Best Picture-winning movie. If you haven't read it
already, I really recommend it. It's really gruesome and will keep you
on the edge of your seat.But Watchmen is my all time favorite book.
(It's arguably the most celebrated graphic novel of all time, and was
the only one to get into TIME magazine's list of the 100 greatest
novels.) THAT one's about a bunch of super heros (although only one of
them actually has powers) in New York in 1985. There's a bunch of
them, but the main ones are The Comedian (a misogynistic war veteran),
Nite Owl (formerly a famous crime fighter, now an impotent middle aged
man), Silk Spectre (the daughter of another former "costumed
adventurer"), Dr. Manhattan (an ex-scientist who acquired super powers
after a horrific accident), Ozymandias (rumored to be the world's
smartest man), and my personal favorite, Rorschach (a borderline
sociopath who sees the world in terms of black and white, with no grey
area). When one of them is murdered, (I won't tell you which)
Rorschach goes on a mission to uncover the truth, during which he and
the others discover a plot to end life as we know it. There's a ton of
twists and random violence and it's got a really sweet(ish) ending.
Plus, it gives you a new perspective on the idea of super-heroes. It
shows a side of them you wouldn't see in your average comic book. It
portrays them as being just as flawed, if now more so, than the
average person. It's EPIC, but not for little kids. Lots of gore and
violence.I don't know about you, but I hate all the books aimed at
teens these days. I don't get why teenagers can't just read regular
books. I don't like Sarah Dessen's books (boooring.... why would I
want to read a book about teenage girls? I AM a teenage girl, and it
ain't all that great...) Plus, I really seriously hated Twilight. It
was the most irritating pointless book I've ever read. "Oooo I'm a
vampire, but I don't bite people... I'm so sparkly!" God, what a
stupid book......Show more
answers4:These are my personal recommendations for books:(You can find
my personal opinion of the one's I've read at my blog
CasCanRead.com) The House of Night series---It knocked me straight out
of my Twilight obsession. Even though I am still hyped about the DVD
and New Moon movie. The ending of the last book drove me nuts and I
can't wait to find out what happens next.The Morganville Vampire
series—This series is pure amazingness. Love, Love, Love it! It's
really at a tie with House of Night with amazingness. Vampire Academy
series--I just finished this and I can't wait for the next one! It was
awesome and totally made me cry like a million time and make me angry.
It sure does keep you on your toes.Evermore by Alyson Noel- Very
interesting. I could not put it down!Evernight by Claudia Gray- very
awesome vampire books…very very addicting and I cannot wait for the
next. It's like a WAY better version of Twilight.Society of S—This
book is very interesting. I believe it may be an adult book, but I'm
not sure. It's about a thirteen year old girl, but her vocabulary and
English is advanced. It's a good read though.Peeps—very interesting
(in a guys point of view.)Someone Like You by Sarah Dessen—awesome
book!The Gallagher Girls series is interesting...It's about a girl
that goes to spy school. The first book is "I'd tell you I love you,
but then I'd have to kill you".The two books I actually enjoyed
reading in school were Speak and Holes. Speak is a really good book.A
few other books I have read recently and enjoyed are: Kissing Kate,
The Bermudez Triangle, and Empress of the World.Vampire Chronicles by
Anne Rice.Some series that others have told me to read that are in the
Young Adult/ Supernatural genre are: The Mortal Instruments series,
Darkest Powers series, Maxium Ride, Vampire Kisses series, The
Vampire Diaries, The Uglies series, Chronicles of Narnia, Blue Bloods,
Sookie Stackhouse series, and Sweep series.Then these more classical
books: anything Jane Austen, To Kill a Mockingbird, Wuthering Heights,
Great Expectations, Jane Eyre, Little Women, Odyssey, The Scarlet
Letter, and Treasure Island. All of those are part of Barnes and
Nobles Classic Collection.Any of these books listed can be found on
Barnes and Noble to know what they are about....Show more
answers5:the kite runner was wicked goodsilas marner was too ...
answers6:what other social classes owe to each other.its a bit dated
(1800's) but is very applicable to the current state of politics aka
socialism.
answers7:Well, i dont know what you like!But the girl that wrote
Sisterhood of the Traviling pants came out with a new books for older
teens i think. adn there also Tweak its 'bout drugs, its for older
peopel, theres sex, someone likes you, its sad. but good... uhmmmmm...
books by Stephen king?
answers8:Incarnations of Immortality series by Piers AnthonyThe Tales
of Alvin Maker series by Orson Scott CardThe Handmaid's Tale by
Margaret Atwood
answers9:1984 by George OrwellAny book by Stephen King.The Color
Purple by Alice WalkerThe Crank series by Ellen Hopkins
Horses, No Country for Old Men, Cities of the Plain, The Road,
etc.).Revolutionary Road by Richard YatesCatch-22 by Joseph HellerCold
Mountain by Joseph FrazierWinesburg, Ohio by Sherwood AndersonTamar by
Mal PeetI am the Messenger and also The Book Thief by Marcus Zusak1984
by George OrwellShakespeare (especially Hamlet and King Lear and
Othello)Right now I'm reading One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and it's
pretty good. I read a lot as well. Gotta say my social life maybe
isn't fantastic either. ;) Probably not because of the books, but I
did ruin my eyesight because of reading too much. Yay literacy!...Show
more
answers2:The boy in striped pyjamas Animal farmThe curious incident of
the dog in the night timeMacbethDigital Fortress
answers3:I think you'd like The Silence of the Lambs. I'm a 15 year
old girl and I loved it. It totally kicks ***. It's about this FBI
agent named Clarice Starling who gets sent to interview a psychopathic
cannibal named Hannibal Lecter. (Is there anything more awesome?)
Anyway, he agrees to help her catch a serial killer if she reveals
details of her own life to him. It's scary and awesome. Lecter is one
of my favorite villains of all time. It's a really famous book, and it
was made into a Best Picture-winning movie. If you haven't read it
already, I really recommend it. It's really gruesome and will keep you
on the edge of your seat.But Watchmen is my all time favorite book.
(It's arguably the most celebrated graphic novel of all time, and was
the only one to get into TIME magazine's list of the 100 greatest
novels.) THAT one's about a bunch of super heros (although only one of
them actually has powers) in New York in 1985. There's a bunch of
them, but the main ones are The Comedian (a misogynistic war veteran),
Nite Owl (formerly a famous crime fighter, now an impotent middle aged
man), Silk Spectre (the daughter of another former "costumed
adventurer"), Dr. Manhattan (an ex-scientist who acquired super powers
after a horrific accident), Ozymandias (rumored to be the world's
smartest man), and my personal favorite, Rorschach (a borderline
sociopath who sees the world in terms of black and white, with no grey
area). When one of them is murdered, (I won't tell you which)
Rorschach goes on a mission to uncover the truth, during which he and
the others discover a plot to end life as we know it. There's a ton of
twists and random violence and it's got a really sweet(ish) ending.
Plus, it gives you a new perspective on the idea of super-heroes. It
shows a side of them you wouldn't see in your average comic book. It
portrays them as being just as flawed, if now more so, than the
average person. It's EPIC, but not for little kids. Lots of gore and
violence.I don't know about you, but I hate all the books aimed at
teens these days. I don't get why teenagers can't just read regular
books. I don't like Sarah Dessen's books (boooring.... why would I
want to read a book about teenage girls? I AM a teenage girl, and it
ain't all that great...) Plus, I really seriously hated Twilight. It
was the most irritating pointless book I've ever read. "Oooo I'm a
vampire, but I don't bite people... I'm so sparkly!" God, what a
stupid book......Show more
answers4:These are my personal recommendations for books:(You can find
my personal opinion of the one's I've read at my blog
CasCanRead.com) The House of Night series---It knocked me straight out
of my Twilight obsession. Even though I am still hyped about the DVD
and New Moon movie. The ending of the last book drove me nuts and I
can't wait to find out what happens next.The Morganville Vampire
series—This series is pure amazingness. Love, Love, Love it! It's
really at a tie with House of Night with amazingness. Vampire Academy
series--I just finished this and I can't wait for the next one! It was
awesome and totally made me cry like a million time and make me angry.
It sure does keep you on your toes.Evermore by Alyson Noel- Very
interesting. I could not put it down!Evernight by Claudia Gray- very
awesome vampire books…very very addicting and I cannot wait for the
next. It's like a WAY better version of Twilight.Society of S—This
book is very interesting. I believe it may be an adult book, but I'm
not sure. It's about a thirteen year old girl, but her vocabulary and
English is advanced. It's a good read though.Peeps—very interesting
(in a guys point of view.)Someone Like You by Sarah Dessen—awesome
book!The Gallagher Girls series is interesting...It's about a girl
that goes to spy school. The first book is "I'd tell you I love you,
but then I'd have to kill you".The two books I actually enjoyed
reading in school were Speak and Holes. Speak is a really good book.A
few other books I have read recently and enjoyed are: Kissing Kate,
The Bermudez Triangle, and Empress of the World.Vampire Chronicles by
Anne Rice.Some series that others have told me to read that are in the
Young Adult/ Supernatural genre are: The Mortal Instruments series,
Darkest Powers series, Maxium Ride, Vampire Kisses series, The
Vampire Diaries, The Uglies series, Chronicles of Narnia, Blue Bloods,
Sookie Stackhouse series, and Sweep series.Then these more classical
books: anything Jane Austen, To Kill a Mockingbird, Wuthering Heights,
Great Expectations, Jane Eyre, Little Women, Odyssey, The Scarlet
Letter, and Treasure Island. All of those are part of Barnes and
Nobles Classic Collection.Any of these books listed can be found on
Barnes and Noble to know what they are about....Show more
answers5:the kite runner was wicked goodsilas marner was too ...
answers6:what other social classes owe to each other.its a bit dated
(1800's) but is very applicable to the current state of politics aka
socialism.
answers7:Well, i dont know what you like!But the girl that wrote
Sisterhood of the Traviling pants came out with a new books for older
teens i think. adn there also Tweak its 'bout drugs, its for older
peopel, theres sex, someone likes you, its sad. but good... uhmmmmm...
books by Stephen king?
answers8:Incarnations of Immortality series by Piers AnthonyThe Tales
of Alvin Maker series by Orson Scott CardThe Handmaid's Tale by
Margaret Atwood
answers9:1984 by George OrwellAny book by Stephen King.The Color
Purple by Alice WalkerThe Crank series by Ellen Hopkins
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