United As One Book Analysis
Have you even thought of having legacies? In United As One by Pittacus Lore you can experience how it is like to have it. All the lorics and the army got together, and is ready to take on the fight to save the world. They have already taken one of their warship’s, and is going to be using it against its own war ships. In the end, they successfully killed Setrakus Ra by infiltrating their base and bombing it. I don’t think this book should be a class novel because is has too many curse words, some parts are really boring, and there are too much violence.
My first reason that the book should not be a class novel is because it has too many curse words. “Most of us have had the shit luck to be stuck in the place once or twice. It’s their big base.” …show more content…
“He pops it, the deadly point punching through the fabric of the straitjacket, and swivels around to stab the blade right at the man’s heart.” He is just talking about what he is doing, so it it the boring part. “The one-eyed boy grunts bitterly, disappointed at the lack of satisfaction.” This shows how the book is boring, and the students are not going to like a boring book.
There are too much violence that happened during the book. “I hack the Voron dagger into the side of his neck, right at the scar. Setrákus Ra gurgles. I slice again.” There are so much violence that there are even murdering people now. “Phiri drives the tentacle into the underside of Mark’s jaw and through the top of his head.” It is another sign of violence. The teacher may not want any or too much violence in the book the class is reading, so it makes it not a good book to be a class novel.
There are too many things the teacher doesn't want in the book. The surplus of curse words, the boringness, and a little too much violence. The characters are speaking with too many curse words. A lot of parts in the book are boring. Last but not least, the book is filled with too much violence for the readers. With the three reasons, the book shows that it should not be a book that is being read to the class as a class
My first reason that the book should not be a class novel is because it has too many curse words. “Most of us have had the shit luck to be stuck in the place once or twice. It’s their big base.” …show more content…
“He pops it, the deadly point punching through the fabric of the straitjacket, and swivels around to stab the blade right at the man’s heart.” He is just talking about what he is doing, so it it the boring part. “The one-eyed boy grunts bitterly, disappointed at the lack of satisfaction.” This shows how the book is boring, and the students are not going to like a boring book.
There are too much violence that happened during the book. “I hack the Voron dagger into the side of his neck, right at the scar. Setrákus Ra gurgles. I slice again.” There are so much violence that there are even murdering people now. “Phiri drives the tentacle into the underside of Mark’s jaw and through the top of his head.” It is another sign of violence. The teacher may not want any or too much violence in the book the class is reading, so it makes it not a good book to be a class novel.
There are too many things the teacher doesn't want in the book. The surplus of curse words, the boringness, and a little too much violence. The characters are speaking with too many curse words. A lot of parts in the book are boring. Last but not least, the book is filled with too much violence for the readers. With the three reasons, the book shows that it should not be a book that is being read to the class as a class