I chose this book because it was recommended to me by a good friend of mine back in high school, but I never got around to reading it. The reason she recommended this book was because I had just lost a childhood friend in a car accident caused by a drunk driver. This book was a very interesting and really sad. The author Sharon M. Draper did a magnificent job making the reader feel as if they were there every step of the way. I believe that there were many themes in this book.
Cassie spends the book truly contemplating if she is the last human on earth. Cassie is separated from her life as she knew it, from her family, and from the person she was before the arrival of the apocalypse bringing “Others.” All that she can do is keep her humanity, her character, and her empathy alive. She faces the toils of survival, and of trust in others which often is at odds with her instinct
Even though all the obstacles that comes her way she still fight toward to getting revenge on her father killer . She is a Christian and she believed in Christ. She is a girl who doesn’t like to be told what to do. She don’t like when people trying to take advantage of her and money.
She finds new friends, love, and grief. The author develops Cleo Berry from a naive, sheltered teen to a brave and mature adult because she became selfless by putting others before herself, she became brave and courageous by joining the Red Cross,
Have you ever thought about how similar Cassie Logan and Lillian Jean Simms are and how are the different? Just because they are two different people with different lives, they somehow have similarities, and obviously a lot of differences. This statement shows how people can have the same, and different, traits without even realizing or trying to be alike, or different, at all. Cassie Logan and Lillian Jean Simms have more than expected similarities. One is the fact that they are both short-tempered.
She was friends with many people. Also, Cassie was described
The book Unwind by Neil Shusterman has many twists and turns with its complex characters. For example Risa, the main female protagonist displays many emotions and actions throughout the book. The author shows Risa’s characterization in an indirect way which I feel helps the reader get to know the character on a more understanding level. Two of those indirect characterizations really stood out to me; she was caring and adaptive in all situations.
Different perspectives are written throughout the novel, but Cassie’s perspective took up the most pages, making her a very important protagonist. The book started off with Cassie in
In this novel, the characters are heavily impacted by hope in both negative and positive ways as they experience betrayal, loss, and suffering. However, in the end,
The articles of the constitution work to establish the branches of the federal government and describe what powers they have. The first three articles split up the branches of government. These branches are the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial. All three of the articles are to explain what the branch does. On the other hand, Article four talks about the relationships between states, and that is my favorite.
Just because you are a small person in a huge world you are brave you have courage,courage is based on you not anyone else do it when nobody's watching. Cassie Logan from Roll Of Thunder hear My Cry by,Mildred D.Taylor. Is really brave,tough,and will never leave her brothers sides. Cassie prove her courage by standing up for her little brother little man. And another one was where her and her brothers take revenge on the Jefferson Davis school bus.
“Some of her heroines are lovelorn, suicidal alcoholics but other are undeniably strong characters.” (Anderson,
It is in these darkest of times that the light of strong faith shines through, comforting those left in the wake of tragedy. I believe that faith, no matter how hidden or denied, can usher even the most bereaved into a better state. This cruel and unjust world takes from us the most beautiful and treasured things, just as it took Connie. This tragedy is heartbreaking, and a cruel irony, as Connie would have and should have been a heartbreaker as she grew.
This type of societal behavior has a much less forgiving result. However, through the thick of her journey, Sibel demonstrates the rebirth of her character as she finds her identity and where she truly belongs. Sibel was a dreamer of escape
Courage is resistance to the fear that surrounds you. Throughout the book Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry, Mildred D. Taylor, uses Cassie Logan as a character that displays courage and stands up for what she believes in no what challenges come her way. Cassie reveals her courage by standing up for Little Man, and saying that she´ll hurt whoever hurt Papa, and standing up to Mr. Barnett. Cassie is a smart, sassy and outspoken girl, her personalities help her achieve her convictions. Would you ever stand up for your brother or sister even if you knew that you would get in trouble?
