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    According to your agency website you publish a broad number of genres including mystery so I’m pleased to introduce my novel, A Smidgen of Sky. [2] This novel won me a scholarship to attend the Highlights Foundation Writers Workshop at Chautauqua. It was also awarded honorable mention in the Smart Writers W.I.N. Competition. [3] A Smidgen of Sky is the story of ten-year-old Piper Lee DeLuna, a spunky, impulsive dreamer, whose fierce devotion to her missing father is threatened by her mother’s…

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    Ben was too taken with the irony of the situation to be angry. They'd researched Sky Lassiters entire history since the day of her birth, which schools she'd attended, the grades she'd received, any violations of the law, her hobbies and ambition to become a dancer, and gained photograph's off the internet, and from school yearbooks. With all that, there'd been no requirement to search for her drivers licence, as to Ben, the job was a simple snatch-and-fly, and they'd only be together for a…

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    Half The Sky Book Review

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    In the book Half the Sky by Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn, the stories of multiple women and their internal struggles were foretold. Half the Sky discusses the following health topics; maternal mortality, rape, violence, honor killings, lack of education and health ethics that occur in many low income countries. In class, we have discussed many topics that were brought up in the book. Topics such as women’s health, cultural differences, vulnerable groups and the importance of proper…

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    as though we have to relate to tragedy in order to find a solution. Since it is less common for women of developed nations to personally relate to hardships women of Third World countries face, we tend to ignore the problem. The documentary Half the Sky brings together Third World women and well known western women such as Eva Mendes, Hillary Clinton, etc. in order to bring awareness to the issues faced by these women and to end gender inequality. The intentions of the documentary are that…

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    Finding the True Meaning of Choices(leaving or staying) Every day one makes choices. The choice to get out of bed, to go to school, to dance, to sing, to laugh, to cry, to hurt, or to forgive. In The Other Side of the Sky, Farah leaves Afghanistan and travels a heartbreaking journey through sweat, tears, laughter, cruelty and love, to come to America and start a better life. But, through her journey other’s choices affect her in many ways. These choices make the road longer and the…

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    Is the story, “A Horseman in the Sky”, of a young man’s decision to join the union military, which eventually lead him to a precarious circumstance; which he found himself confronted with an ethical and moral battle. A young Virginian man confronted his father with the news that he would be joining a military regiment in the state of Grafton, with this news the father, reluctantly, accepted the boys decision. The father, calling his son a traitor to the state of Virginia, added, “Should we both…

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    with one long sentence, then slows down by having periods, and stops, which shows she maybe stopped working, or working as hard. Angelou also uses figurative language in the form of hyperboles, and personification. She says “Let me float across the sky”. This gives you the image of the woman leaving, and getting away from all the endless hard work, and stress. The personification comes from “Cover me with white / Cold icy kisses”. This line creates the picture of a woman and a blanket of snow,…

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    this “capture” “kill” situation. Politicians were facing problems due to the difference views and policies. Also, how the military uses specific words/language to describe terrorists/missions. One of the first dilemmas that I found in the Eye in the Sky is when the drone pilot Watts hesitates about pushing the button to fire the missile. This decision resulted because he sees the little girl selling bread outside of the house that is going to be attacked. He then calls the colonel and asks her…

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    Sky High Technical Codes

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    In the film, Sky High, an action packed, family friendly film, it uses many film codes, such as Technical, Audio, and Symbolic codes. In this particular scene in this film, they used these codes effectively to create a feeling of fear and anticipation as the scene slowly progressed. Sky High is set in a superhero school on a floating island, and Will Stronghold is the main character who is soon to find his powers, while his parents are famous superheroes. There is a wide variety of Technical…

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    article Landing From the Sky by Adrian Nicole LeBlanc, published by The New Yorker magazine, contends the story of Jessica, a troubled girl who is also a single mom and her journey through life the unfortunate events that befall during the ten years that are narrated in the article, the symbolism in this article is varied and explicit, the story develops in Bronx, New York where gangs are everywhere and poverty surrounds the main character and her family, Landing From the Sky is an article that…

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