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    The criteria for the jerseys was clear‚ concise‚ and easy to evaluate. At the author also gave good reasoning for his evaluations of his jerseys in his explanations. The idea of choosing a few of his favorites from each team helped to not overwhelm readers with a huge abundance of jerseys to remember‚ but giving the list at the end with the rankings of all of his jerseys was a nice touch. I like the order of the rankings‚ but I think the alphabetical list is unnecessary. The second essay‚ focused on

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    and parts of it didn’t). When you write a critique‚ it is important to keep in mind that you are not making suggestions for the author—odds are the author isn’t interested in what you think she could have done differently—you are writing for another reader. A critique is often born out of reaction (you liked or disliked the argument)‚ but is based on and supported by close reading and evaluation‚ not just how you feel. Writing a critique requires that you have a clear understanding of the essay.

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    “The best novels stand the test of time‚ providing the reader with an interesting story as well as conveying important themes and ideas” In John Marsden’s sequel to “Tomorrow When the War Began”‚ set in rural modern day Australia‚ comes his second novel of seven “The Dead of the Night”. John Marsden’s “TDOTN” has stood the test of time‚ by providing the readers with an interesting story as well as conveying important themes and ideas. The themes and ideas of “Death and Destruction”‚ “Relationships

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    When a young reader interacts with peers and discusses a difficult situation that one has read in a fiction book‚ they show the empathy that the book developed into that teen reader. The young reader can then communicate suggestions or comfort to the struggling teen building a bond between them. This example displays how reading a fiction book can potentially

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    on a normal berry-picking trip. But t. This tone created forcesmakes the reader to s feel the weight behind the

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    The character of the swipe in Sherwood Anderson’s "I’m A Fool" reminds the reader of J.D. Salinger’s Holden Caulfield -- a slightly unschooled youth seeking greatness through ordinary means. Headstrong and determined to make something of himself‚ Anderson’s swipe could be any one of a million young men throughout the world. Driven by his desire to make himself feel like he has value‚ the swipe continually demonstrates a great deal of motivation. Due to the swipe’s consistency of character‚ one can

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    Dear Carly‚ The beginning process of writing this paper was a very intimidating process for me. But with your help and the help of one of my peers‚ I think I’ve come a long way with the quality and formatting of my essay. My peer suggested that I use in text citations. Once I researched this to be sure it was necessary‚ I reviewed my paper and made these adjustments to the best of my understanding. She also pointed out that my thesis statement did not describe the effectiveness of the authors’

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    by the reader. Ray Bradbury is well known for his articulate literature as he often portrays thorough coherency throughout his stories. Modern day literature is straight to the point and easy to understand but Bradbury is not only able to connect his stories to real world events but he also engages the reader by personally connecting his literature in a way the reader never would truly understand. I plan to summarize and analyze Ray Bradbury’s‚ “The Last Night of the World” to help readers better

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    Dickinson writes the poem titled "A narrow Fellow in the Grass" written by Emily Dickinson using the voice of a persona‚ with a simple and light tone‚ providing the use of metaphors and imagery along with it. Authors have different ways of grabbing the readers attention and making their own story unique when creating a poem or short story. In the poem "A narrow Fellow in the Grass"‚ Dickinson uses the technique of adding the voice of a persona. In an article‚ Estes states "The poem thus uses the voice of

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    John Foulcher writes interesting poetry because he can make the reader see‚ feel‚ and think. Summer Rain ‚ demonstrate to the reader that Foulcher’s poetry is not only thought provoking and realistic‚ but it is also able to capture aspects of society through his unique use of imagery. Summer Rain is a longer poem than most others written by John Foulcher‚ which has messages throughout it. Summer Rain is set on a highway during a traffic jam‚ an experience many people have experienced. The start

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