Horton Hears a Who!

The story of Dr. Seuss “Why fit in when you were born to stand out”?”Bright Drops”. This is a good quote on Dr. Seuss life story.Seuss had a plan in his life instead of just being a normal man and just graduating. Seuss became a famous writer who inspired a lot of children to stand out and do what they want to do. Seuss was a very powerful writer his writings he did always had meaning to them. The story of Theodore Geisel, otherwise known as Dr. Seuss, begins on March 2, 1904. When Suess…

consider doing to address the discriminative educational and economic impacts affecting poor communities like Springfield who in research highlighted in Kathryn McDermott work impacting community distribution of taxes to fund things other then educational needs of the community. While the museum is being constructed within a historical building named William Pichen the person who established Springfield as the first hub of economic trade of beaver pelts. The potential for Springfield to benefit…

The name of Dr. Seuss has taken over the industry of children literacy. Known as Theodor Geisel, he was able to surround his whole life around literature and drawing. Starting by creating cartoons for newspapers and magazines for advertising as well as political cartoons, Dr. Seuss eventually moved on to writing children’s stories. This is when he found out that his first wife, Helen Palmer, was not able to have children. Dr. Seuss wanted to create books for the sake of reading development in…

butler Women just like men have been playing sport at the same level achieving amazing things, sometimes women are preforming better than men, yet no one knows about the success they have had. The media highlights men’s sports in such a way that you hear about it on every news programs, advertisements, it takes priority over other television programs yet what about Women sport? Men’s sport is exciting and thrilling to watch. To be able to see amazing athletes doing amazing things. If women…

Dante 's Inferno to Horton hears a Who. Each one once had an opportunity, but something happened. A change, a rift in time, whatever you want to call it. An event occurred where that opportunity was snatched away, pulling apart their seams, slowly pulling until there was nothing left but stained covers and…

to the war on drugs and war on people who use them. These numbers have only started to decrease in recent years because Americans had to learn the hard way that putting drug addicts into prison with other drug addicts and drugs dealers instead of rehab and counseling to treat their addiction was not an effective way to stop drug usage and sales. Of course this was never intended to stop drugs. It was intended to fill prisons because of companies like the CCA who make money off of having people…

melodies, harmonies, and lyrics easy. Once I became older the story started becoming clearer to hear. Some songs make me upset and lonely but another song could do the opposite and make me feel happy and excited. When music became interesting facts on music became more interesting as well. Come to find out music can be used in medical and therapeutic way. In the medical profession, if you play music to someone who has dementia that they may have heard in the past, it may bring back some memories…

1800s. It is a problem that has not been resolved for hundreds of years. A multitude of people believe the majority of abortions take place when a woman has been in a rape situation, when in reality the three largest statistical areas said by woman who undergo an abortion are, they think it would interfere with work or other responsibilities, they can’t afford to have the child, or they do not want to be a single parent ("U.S. Abortion Statistics"). Abortion is wrong because of the consequences…

Payne and Steven Lawson look at the people who made the movement a success and how they did it. We are specifically looking at Payne’s point of view, “The View from the Trenches”. Charles Payne was born in March 1948. He studies civil rights activism, urban education reform and lots of other things. He has several organizations that try and address social justice. Instead of this book being about one person who made it happen it’s about lots of people who helped make the movement happen. He…

all the way until October 13th. Usually reading mostly at school and some components at home. I have yet to finish it. Horten’s Miraculous Mechanisms is set a little after World War II and it describes a short ten year old boy named Stuart Horten who is going through a boring and long summer when his father, a crossword designer and his mom, a doctor, have to move houses so that Stuart's mom can be closer to work. Stuart doesn’t like the idea of moving but when he does, series of events take…