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    Female Power in The Secret Life of Bees All throughout history‚ women have been looked down upon lower and not as good as men. They are the ones who do all of the dirty work and care for the children. In the novel The Secret Life of Bees‚ Sue Monk Kidd depicts women as possessing much strength that does not have the chance to shine through in reality because men have all the authority and control. Rosaleen‚ a very strong woman mentally and physically‚ stands up for what she believes in‚ no matter

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    Liliana Rangel September 5‚ 2013 FR. Lit and Comp. Period 2 Dear Sue Monk Kidd‚ I am writing to you today telling you about your book The Secret Life of Bees. The Secret Life of Bees is an interesting story that I enjoyed very much. This story has a very complex plot and storyline. The main character‚ Lily‚ has a tough life living with her abusive father I wish T. Ray could have been a little bit nicer to Lily. I do not like how he is so ridged with her. I love Lily as a character because

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    novel “The Secret Life of Bees” by Sue Monk Kidd‚ has bipolar disorder‚ a mental disorder marked by alternating periods of elation and depression. It is so severe that she eventually commits suicide. May’s history of mental illness stems back to the loss of her twin sister‚ April‚ at a young age. Even though May’s life ended so sadly‚ she leaves a lasting impression on everyone who was involved in her life by showing kindness and a willingness to always help others‚ even at the end of her life. May’s

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    until suddenly‚ like somebody had snapped off the panic switch‚ I felt myself go limp” (Kidd 150). The line form Sue Monk Kidd’s novel The Secret Life of Bees demonstrates how Lily Owens had felt throughout most of the book. Lily Owens has a young girl was blamed for killing her mother by her father‚ T-Ray. She grew up very curious and inspired. Within this journal I will be predicting what happened to Lily and her father T-Ray‚ evaluate where Lily and the family maid Rosaleen will go in the future

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    experiences and understandings of them. As one of the assignments from the book “The Secret Life Of Bees” was to write and illustrate a children’s book about or using bees. In the past when I was a kid‚ I had written stories for fun‚ and since I was young my stories were very juvenile; therefore classifying them as children’s book (or at least I would call them that). When I wrote my children’s book about bees‚ I choose to write from an influential perspective. I wanted to make it a positive message

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    In The novel The Secret Life Of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd Lily‚ a 14 year old girl experiences racism for The first time‚ an encounter that many young people came to know in 1960’s America and an encounter that many people still face today. Racism has been around for so many years and is portrayed in so many ways. Some say that racism was exceptionally high in 1960’s America where relationships were based on color‚ and discrimination was the way of life. Lily herself experienced her fair share of racism

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    REOL 632 Double Entry Journal Value: 25 points NAME: Susan Henderson Due Date: Week # 5 ~ see assignment checklist for exact date. Students will maintain a double-entry journal based on the Buehl text. A double-entry journal is a way for students to engage in a dialogue with the assigned readings. Students will construct double-entry journal entries by noting the significant passages‚ concepts‚ statements‚ and points of view within the assigned reading that are found to be most meaningful

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    “People can start out one way‚ and by the time life gets through with them‚ they end up completely different” (Kidd 248). During the civil rights era in the book The Secret Life of Bees‚ teenager Lily escapes her abusive father. She takes her black house maid with her to find answers about her mother‚ who died when Lily was very young. She leaves T. Ray‚ her father‚ and secretly goes to live in a small town of Tiburon‚ SC with a family of women. These women slowly become her new family with love

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    Absence in Secret Life of Bees In the novel the Secret Life of Bees‚ Lily has always had some part of her absent. Whether it is her heart or her mother she has never been completely whole. Absence in her life started in her very first memory‚ where she made a devastating mistake and pulled the trigger on her mother. Throughout her life absence has always found her‚ until the very end of the book she has never felt whole. It is only in the first two chapters when you find out that Lily killed her

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    mainly over the teen years and terminating‚ legally‚ when the age of maturity is reached. As of the year 2014‚ about 65% of the global population was made up of individuals under the age of 18 (“U.S. and”). Both novels‚ Lord of the Flies and The Secret Life of Bees share a common theme of the absence of juvenility. The two novels display injurious childhood experiences demonstrating that the loss of natural innocence is caused by trauma‚ and leads to the breakdown of the characters. To most of the world

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