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    Still  Alice‚  October  15‚2012‚  #14159336   Life is a precious gift. It is not about the gifts we are given in our lives‚ but how we use those gifts. Do we take for granted our lives and just how precious they are or does it take a tragedy to really find out? Still Alice is a moving novel describing the inevitable downward spiral Alzheimer’s disease causes and how we must appreciate all we have because at any age‚ our lives could change drastically. It is unimaginable how Alzheimer’s

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    might associate with the elderly. In the book Still Alice by Lisa Genova‚ that’s what Alice thought‚ until she was diagnosed at age 50. It is hard to imagine all the books fell into abeyance‚ but in the event it does‚ I would save this book. Why would I save this book in particular? I feel that the empowering values possessed by Alice are not only important for people with Alzheimer’s disease‚ but for anyone who is feeling hopeless. In this book‚ Alice tried‚ to her best ability‚ to stay positive. She

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    containing a plethora of themes and motifs‚ Carroll’s most obvious emphasis is on the subject of identity. Carroll’s tale is not only one of a girl seeking to find herself as she grows up‚ it is one of sexual maturation and role selection. At the start‚ Alice is simply a girl. She knows who she is‚ but mostly through denial of specific personas is she able to describe herself. She reassures herself as we read‚ “I’m sure I’m not Ada . . . for her hair goes in such long ringlets and mine doesn’t go in ringlets

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    only are there tragic effects on the person‚ but it affects those around them‚ specifically their loved ones. The novel that I have chosen that focuses on this topic is Still Alice by Lisa Genova. This novel portrays the life of a successful and intelligent women who is now facing a battle with Alzheimer’s disease. Still Alice opens reader’s eyes by presenting the brutal realities of the disease and its affects. For this reason‚ the novel is recommended for 15 year olds and older and has a lexile score

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    Still Alice Book Report

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    Still Alice is a story about a girl whose name is Alice Howland who is happily married with three kids. Alice is a well known psychologist at Harvard School. Everything was going for her until she got the shocking news that she has alzheimer’s. It all started with her not remembering a simple word in her presentation at a conference in stanford that she was invited to in front of a huge crowd. She brushed it off thinking it must be a symptom of menopause. Deep down she is truly worried though.

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    Alice Alice is a sensible prepubescent girl from a wealthy English family who finds herself in a strange world ruled by imagination and fantasy. Alice feels comfortable with her identity and has a strong sense that her environment is comprised of clear‚ logical‚ and consistent rules and features. Alice’s familiarity with the world has led one critic to describe her as a “disembodied intellect.” Alice displays great curiosity and attempts to fit her diverse experiences into a clear understanding

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    Alice in Wonderland is a well known book throughout the world. It was written by Lewis Carroll in 1865. This book was the first book in his series Adventures of Alice in Wonderland‚ the sequel is Through the Looking Glass which is also being made into a movie this year. Alice in Wonderland reached out to people of all ages but was mainly aimed at the children’s audience. This book supplies an abundance of amazing imagery for the kids to go into her world as they read through her adventures. Since

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    Plot in Alice Walker’s “Everyday Use” At the beginning of the short story “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker it may seem as if the story is about a life of struggle and tragedy of a woman and her daughters‚ on the other hand it is clear that with all the events that are being described there is a bigger conflict about to unravel. Even when the plot is not clear until later on the story‚ the events throughout the story show that there will be a major conflict between the greatly different personalities

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    Alice in Wonderland is a tale so rare that it not only provided our culture with an inexhaustible mine of artistic inspiration‚ but it continues to do so through every generation since the story was released in 1865. Despite the different takes on the tale throughout time‚ there has always been a fundamental elegance and innocence in the fashion that offset the underlying dark themes of the story. While examining the original tale of Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carol‚ there was immediate captivation

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    Lucky is a novel about author Alice Sebold’s journey through her life after being raped. In Sebold’s freshman year at Syracuse University‚ she is raped while walking through a park on her way home. In the book‚ she discusses her experience and how it affected her as a person. The reader watches Sebold grow as a person and change after the traumatic experience. The book focuses on the aftermath of her rape and her family’s reaction as well as the ongoing trial against her rapist. The story takes

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