I Am

Well i am thankful 3 things such as: my best friend,family,and ,also pony tails . I am thankful for my best friend for many reasons such as ,she always makes me laugh so hard I pee my pants .Another reason is that she always stands by me threw extremely hard ,and tough times .She loves me the way I am ,and never wants to change me .My best friend addie is the best person in the world ,I can tell anything to ,and do everything with .Addie stamper is probably the one person I can trust. I am also…

terrible. What if I told you that this actually happened to a girl in Pakistan? Malala is now 19 and has endured all of that and more. The Taliban had come and told people that girls should not be allowed to go to school, so it was banned. Malala loved school so she got her dad who was running the girls school keep it open and the girls snuck to school. Reading I am Malala changed my perspective on school and even life. One lesson I learned from the book was to believe in myself. In I am Malala…

and “I Am!” by John Clare are both poems of people who are experiencing grief. The speaker in “I Am!” believes his “friend forsake [him] like a memory lost.” He is “like vapours tossed/ [i]nto the nothingness of scorn and noise… [w]here there is neither sense of life or joys.” What has caused his troubles is not made known to the reader, but the speaker expresses his grief deeply. The focus of “Disabled,” on the other hand, is a soldier who was grievously injured in a war, likely World War I or…

Where am I wearing” is booked by Kelsey Timmerman. Kelsey Timmerman did research on where does his clothes were made, what probably conditions of those workers who made them. After meeting them, he learns workers who make our clothes most of them make really less money (Timmerman, 2008). In this book he talks about Globalization, Consumerism, what struggles that workers faces to feed their family, and His trip to Honduras, Bangladesh, Cambodia, China and United States. For this trip he found the…

Throughout the book Where Am I Wearing? author Kelsey Timmerman is constantly changing his personal view of globalization as he can never figure out if it is for better or for worse. After traveling to Honduras, Bangladesh, China, New York, and Cambodia to see where his clothes were made and what the working environment is actually like there, Kelsey understands better why globalization is good and bad for the world’s people and economies. Kelsey Timmerman argues for globalization and against…

At 17, Malala Yousafzai is the youngest girl to ever receive a Nobel Peace Prize, and all she did was stand up for what she believed in. Her autobiography I Am Malala talks about many important themes and morals such as how standing up for one’s beliefs can have a positive or negative impact. A really important moral it talks about in the book is A quote that really stood out to me while reading the book was not said but Malala herself but by someone else. The author writes, “My father consoled…

I am Brittany Risner and I am not sure if you remember who I am, but you represented my mother, Jamie Gilliam, in her divorce and keeping use safe. First of all, I want to say Thank you for everything you did for my brothers and me. It is because of you that we are free of the fear of having to go on visits. I wanted to also let you know how my life live is going. I am 16 years old and a junior in high school. I still love playing volleyball and this year I was the starting setter on the…

because I find it very easy to work with numbers, and solve problems that include numbers in it. I am also good at Biology because I find the topic very interesting because I like learning about how our bodies works, and how our body is harmed by things around us. Another thing that I feel like I'm good at doing is reading, because I feel like when I'm reading a book, or story I can picture it clearly, and feel like I'm in the story. One of my strengths is that once I start doing something I…

Origins The people or the things that helped me be who I am today. Who are the people and what are the things that helped me be who I am today? The group of the people who have helped me become who I am today, are my friends. Without my all of my friends to help me and make me laugh, I think I would be pretty moody and I would dislike everyone. I would probably do better in school without being distracted by their talking, but I wouldn't have any fun going to the movies alone or having no…

I am Cierra Howard. A 15 year old African American/ Indian Christian female. My skin is a light shade of caramel of which they call “lightskin”. This makes everyone question whether I’m mixed with African and Caucasian. I am 5’3 with brown hair and brown eyes. My friends say that around my eyes, I look Chinese. I’m in the school band for Mt. Morris or EAJ Highschool and I play the flute; I would love to learn a bunch of other different instruments though. My mom is a secretary and my dad works…