Amazing Stories

The book began with the mouse population all being converted by “The Good Book” and so they spend their lives busily running around finding new cheese. It discussed the impact “The Good Book” had on the mice. It provided them direction on how to deal with change, which significantly improved how the mice previously dealt with changes when their cheese was moved. As a result of this book the mice were more accepting of change and instead of panicking every time their cheese was moved they learned…

“ The Golden Glove Champions “ Antonio and Felix both wrestle, but they each have their own fighting style. Antonio Cruz and Felix Vargas are known as the ‘amigo brothers’. Amigo is how you would address a friend. The boys are very close so it became a problem when they were told they would have to face each other in the ring. They both wanted to be the lightweight boxing champion and the Golden Gloves tournament could be their only chance. The boys have many similarities. They both are…

every few feet, they travel back to camp. The man faces a few obstacles, but he still manages to try and make his way back to camp.Jack London created a story called ‘’To Built a Fire’’ he made the story about a man and his husky passing through the Yukon to get back to camp.The setting in To Build A Fire has an impact on several parts of the story. One of first ways that the setting has an impact involves the characters. The man traveling through the snow his body starts to go numb.(3)He…

The Maid’s story was that she entered a room that was thought to be unoccupied. Upon entering a man attacaked her and focrebley incerted his penis in her mouth, afer restisting to the best of her abilities; she ran into the hall way and saw the man leave. After which, she reported the incedent to several emplyiess and later police invovemtn occurred. The Facts that can be claimed to completely ture, are the DNA samples that the maid spit out, containg both her saliva and his sperm. The other…

Everyone has a story or a background that makes them who they are. Whether it's something or someone that's been good or bad, it still has impacted you in a way that's shaped you into who and how you are today. You'll never forget about it, and it will forever be in favor as well because without it you wouldn't fully be yourself. Growing up with my grandmother and my father made me who and how I am today. They both helped me uncover my identity as to who I truly am. Growing up I lived in…

Amigo Brothers Have you ever heard of boxing? Well boxing is a type of sport where you go against other boxers and fight very intensely, the person that knocks out the other person first wins. Antonio and Felix both want to be championship boxers, but they each have a different boxing style. There are a lot of similarities between the two of them. Before the day Antonio and Felix had to fight against each other, they each slept, ate, dreamed, and rapped positve. They both worked out together…

message of driving through obstacles and not surrendering to the pressure of life. She uses “honey” to make the son understand that she wants this from him and him to not buckle under life’s pressure. The word “honey” also makes the conversation and story more direct, making it more emotional. Additionally, she says “still,” presuming that she had a distressing time in her life for a long period, and she has been warding off the difficult…

the biggest source of stories that human kind has, but now, things are changing. Today’s way to get introduced to a new story is, to watch a movie. The demand for movies is constantly increasing, so, why do some people still read books? Why do a countless number of people like to watch movies? There are countless differences between them, yet, they also have a great deal of things in common. Movies and books carry plenty of similarities, not only they narrate the same story, but they also make a…

unfold. He talks of his inaction at the time of the event almost vaguely, as if to distance himself from its end. He circles around the idea of the event as a story, and, as culture goes, stories are meant to be told. O’Brien writes that Bowker “imagined the feel of his tongue against the truth” (136). Bowker creates a sort of outline for his story, that is presented to the reader by O’Brien. He states that he would have “in a soft voice, without flourishes, … told the exact truth” (141).…

the same place in my heart as other novels and stories, I cannot deny the brilliance in this work. The theme of silence versus conversation really hits me. This mild obsession with silence started a few years ago. Somewhere between the age of eight and twelve I read a book by Sarah Dessen. This book, titled Just Listen, introduced the importance of silence to me with a single quote. “Silence is so freaking loud.” In a more somber way, this story also hits home to me, and quite literally too.…