No, there is only one form of point of view in in Johnny Tremain. The point of view is third person which can be seen since the book is in a narrator’s view who is talking about Johnny thought’s and feelings. The author writes about the facts that Johnny knows but also some that he does not know but the reader does.
Pg 38 2nd and 3rd paragraph
Yes, there is multiple points of views in All Quiet on The Western Front, the book is in First person, and third person. The book is mainly in 1st person because Paul is narrator and, he also describes the experiences of other members in the war with him. The third person point of view is seen for about two paragraphs when Paul dies by a unknown narrator. pg 170 2nd paragraph(i used to live paragraph) …show more content…
Is it a valid pairing? Why or why not? How do they compare with one another? How could these books interact with one another?
I think that these two books were paired to represent the struggles in war and the life of a soldier. It was a fairly well pairing but, since we are currently in the Independence of america unit, it does not make much sense why All Quiet on the Western Front is in the book pair since it is not abut America’s independence.
The books do have some similarities and some differences. Johnny Tremain was a book 2about adventure and was more entertaining but, All Quiet on The Western Front was very boring and in some sections I was very uninterested. Just looking at the text, it looked like All Quiet on The Western Front was written and published before Johnny Tremain.
These books interact with each other by the theme of war. Johnny Tremain and the sons of liberty are fighting for independence against the British Redcoats and, in All Quiet on the Western Front, the Germans are fighting to win in World War 2.
Evaluation II – THE FINAL ASSESSMENT: How do these books rate against each other? Against other books you’ve read? Why? Would you recommend these stories to others? To whom? Why? Don’t forget examples to prove your
Pg 38 2nd and 3rd paragraph
Yes, there is multiple points of views in All Quiet on The Western Front, the book is in First person, and third person. The book is mainly in 1st person because Paul is narrator and, he also describes the experiences of other members in the war with him. The third person point of view is seen for about two paragraphs when Paul dies by a unknown narrator. pg 170 2nd paragraph(i used to live paragraph) …show more content…
Is it a valid pairing? Why or why not? How do they compare with one another? How could these books interact with one another?
I think that these two books were paired to represent the struggles in war and the life of a soldier. It was a fairly well pairing but, since we are currently in the Independence of america unit, it does not make much sense why All Quiet on the Western Front is in the book pair since it is not abut America’s independence.
The books do have some similarities and some differences. Johnny Tremain was a book 2about adventure and was more entertaining but, All Quiet on The Western Front was very boring and in some sections I was very uninterested. Just looking at the text, it looked like All Quiet on The Western Front was written and published before Johnny Tremain.
These books interact with each other by the theme of war. Johnny Tremain and the sons of liberty are fighting for independence against the British Redcoats and, in All Quiet on the Western Front, the Germans are fighting to win in World War 2.
Evaluation II – THE FINAL ASSESSMENT: How do these books rate against each other? Against other books you’ve read? Why? Would you recommend these stories to others? To whom? Why? Don’t forget examples to prove your