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    In Markus Zusak’s The Book Thief‚ love can be seen throughout the book. Love by definition is “ an intense feeling of deep affection". However‚ love isn’t necessarily an intense feeling of deep endearment. There are conflicting types of love such as friendship love or family love. In “The Book Thief” by Markus Zusak‚ the Nazi’s are in power at the time and the citizens of Germany have to withstand the austerity’s that come alongside with their position in power. The characters have to learn to love

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    State University. Sandusky was recently imprisoned for these crimes. His victims‚ much like main character Melinda Sordino in the novel Speak‚ suffered in silence until they revealed their secret helping to finally express inner emotions. As I read this novel I compared scenarios and found the similarity between Sandusky’s victims and Melinda‚ they needed to speak in order to heal. Melinda begins to develop a coping mechanism that negatively affects her psychologically. She withdraws from her family

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    Speak Argumentative essay

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    Speak”‚ by Laurie Halse Anderson characterizes of Joyce and Jack Sordino being neglectful and incompliant for parenting towards their daughter‚ Melinda Sordino. Essentially to start Anderson portrays Melindas parents as two different personalities. Joyce (Melindas mom) as the hardworking manager at Efferrs‚ a clothing store. Giving off that shes a practical yet busy woman who struggles to balance home and career. On the other hand‚ Jack (Melindas dad) sells insurance whom Melindas thinks is too

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    The genre of the novel I am currently discussing is a fiction book with some action scenes. The novel was first published in September 2006 by Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing Division 1230 Avenue of the Americas‚ New York‚ NY 10020. One type of power that is represented in this novel is Social power‚ which is a higher and lower social class often determined by means or wealth. Another type of power that is represented in this book is force‚ which is a power achieved through threat of an enactment

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    experienced horrors they didn’t know existed. Children‚ young and innocent‚ were no longer the pure beings they once were. The Book Thief by Markus Zusak takes place during this dark time‚ and there were many bombings‚ deaths‚ and pain for everyone one living in this time. Many characters in the book are exposed to scarring events that will forever change them. The narrator of the book is death itself‚ and he goes through the story of a German girl in Nazi Germany. Her and her friends and family experiencing

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    The Book Thief Themes

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    The novel‚ The Book Thief‚ shows the destruction of literature and writing‚ as dramatized by the burning of Jewish creative and intellectual products in a book burning to commemorate Adolph Hitler’s birthday. From learning how to read‚ Liesel has come to discover many things she never knew before‚ such like how important it is to express oneself. It seems like words are basically the main thing that keeps her alive in the bleak world and that keeps her to encourage others in this chaos caused by

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    In the books that we have read this semester‚ the theme of the masses being exploited constantly reoccurs in the novels. Two novels that we studied that demonstrate the exploitation of the masses are Let me speak and One day of life. When thinking about the quote‚ "Any critical examination of exploitation is at the same time a critique of capitalism‚ for capitalist relations of exploitation are central to capitalism” these two books immediately come to mind. While reading Let Me Speak‚ the reader

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    statement that I have interpreted. In the text‚ Speak‚ Melinda Sordino shows her bravery by facing her fears against Mr. Neck and Andy Evans. One example of Melinda’s bravery is when she defies Mr. Neck. This example is the conflict between Melinda against Mr. Neck which may be considered as man vs. man (woman). Melinda does not have any advantages against Mr. Neck but does have disadvantages such as not being able to speak. Melinda’s inability to speak gives an advantage to Mr. Neck so he changes

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    Speak About It Laurie Halse Anderson is no stranger to the world of censorship and book banning; following the debut of her Printz Honor Award wining bookSpeak. Some may argue that this book is considered explicit‚ but it is considered an awakening for the youth. The fact that the main character is around the adolescent age makes this book a little more relatable to teens. Overall‚ Speak encourages both teens and adults to speak up about their experiences and seek help if necessary. Through Speak

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    Speak is a teen novel written by Laurie Halse Anderson‚ it’s the story of freshman Melinda Sordino. Everybody in her high school doesn’t like her because last summer she went to a party and called the cops. Ever since she doesn’t speak and has no friends because she doesn’t want to tell anybody the truth. She later on gets the courage to say something because one of her ex-best friends is going out with popular senior named Andy Evans. We find out later in the book that Melinda was raped by Andy

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