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    outgoing one. The last phase‚ and tree was the one she drew for the last art project‚ it was a living‚ and breathing tree which was when she finally realized that she can stop punishing herself for happened because it was not her fault. In Laurie H. Anderson Speak‚ Melinda started off as a mute‚ scared girl but slowly regained her voice by expressing herself through the art of trees. Through the art of drawing trees‚ Melinda comes out of depression and guilt and becomes a more positive person. First

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    Rachel Silva English 212 Mrs. Jill Lane Novel Questions: “The Human Comedy” 1) The setting helps contribute to the story by giving the reader a vivid perspective on the time in which the story took place. It allows the reader to place themselves in the story creating apathy for the characters generating a greater impact on the readers. 2) The similarities to Saroyan’s real life that I found were: The number of sibling‚ the childhood job of him and his brother‚ the train and the man in the

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    Literacy Essay : Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson A deep deep darkness‚ swirling downhill through a dark and twisty hazy world hoping and hoping for someone to listen. This is what Melinda was hoping for. Hoping for someone to listen‚ to help‚ to guide. Melinda Sordino from the novel Speak was full of sarcastic wits and funny remarks. One problem. It is all in her mind. She doesn’t talk. Refuses to break her silence. Will not speak up. Melinda is practically a mute since the incident that that happened

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    The book I have just finished reading is called Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson. The publisher of the novel is Farrar Straus Giroux and was publisher in October 1999 with 197 pages. The genre of this novel was teen fiction. The cover automatically caught my attention when I first saw it‚ when I started reading it nothing failed to impress me. I instantly fell in love with the storyline and the concept due to the fact that it was so relatable. In the novel they give us the impression that the setting

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    Speak is a short 208 page novel focusing around a highschool girl named Melinda Sordino‚ a school outcast who doesn’t speak at all. She lost all of her friends after she broke up a party that had occurred over the previous summer by calling the police. Now in high school she is completely isolated and never speaks‚ though since the book is from her perspective we see that her internal personality is sarcastic and slightly rude. On the first day a girl named Heather attempts to speak to her but she

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    Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds shows the reader how one felt happy while living in hard environments with rude people. These two books compare and contrast in interesting ways that are extremely noticeable to the readers. The book SPEAK by Laurie Halse Anderson is very problematic and realistic. When the protagonist‚ Melinda Sordino‚ got raped‚ it turned her whole world upside down. Her friends turned against her because they didn’t know what happened. She was also

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    “Every scar I have makes me who I am” proclaimed an anonymous author. Sometimes people make decisions that will stick with them forever‚ even if they don’t want it to. In the book Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson‚ she writes about a teenager named Melinda who goes through a ton of drama over the summer before and during her freshman year. A boy named Andy Evans sees Melinda and comes by her. He stays with her all night. Later through the night he brings her away from everyone else and rapes her

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    INFANCY INFANCY THE STATE OR PERIOD OF BEING AN INFANT; VERY EARLY CHILDHOOD‚ USUALLY THE PERIOD BEFORE BEING ABLE TO WALK; BABYHOOD. INFANCY DEVELOPMENT STAGES PHYSICAL CHANGES BOSY ORGANS AND SYSTEMS ARE NOT FULLY DEVELOPED. BONES ARE STILL SOFT AND FLEXIBLE. SITTING ‚ CRAWLING‚ STANDING

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    Just Try Isabel is a young girl. Isabel is a slave. Isabel is a girl who is constantly juggling new problems that are thrown at her. In Laurie Halse Anderson’s book Chains‚ people walk right over Isabel without even a thought. Isabel still gets back up. Three quotes that I think resemble Isabel’s situations are; “Life is tough my darling‚ but so are you”‚ “You have brains in your head‚ feet in your shoes‚ you can steer yourself in any direction you choose”‚ and “Hope

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    Was Marion Anderson a famous singer? Yes‚ Marion Anderson was a famous singer. She was probably one of the most popular ones in the 1900’s. Marion Anderson played in many soap operas and sang tons of songs in the early and middle 1900’s. She also fought against racism. One of the reason she was so popular was because she became an important figure to overcome racial prejudice in the US during the mid 20th century. In 1934‚ the daughters of the American Revolution refused to let her perform

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