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    similarly wave riders and their ruler, Taufa'ahau Tupou IV, was a prestigious surfer. Everything changed when German and Scotland educators assaulted the land in 1821. They debilitated and even disallowed surfing among the Polynesians and Hawaiians. In light of this interruption, the religious routine of surfing generally vanished by the twentieth century. The surf, which breaks on the float round the river, connects with the partition of around one hundred fifty yards from the shore, inside…

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    Soul surfer Bethany Hamilton Soul Surfer takes place in Kauai, Hawaii. The main character Bethany Hamilton is an extremely devoted, passionate and talented surfer. Her whole family has surfing in their blood, and her whole life revolves around it. Until one day she is involved in a shark attack while surfing and her arm had to be amputated. She now has to live with one arm, as well as keeping up with the pressure of becoming a ‘celebrity’. The main ideas in the text are A character in this…

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    scale of 1-5, I would give it a 5. It's very well written but is confusing to follow at times. Soul Surfer is a autobiography about Bethany Hamilton's life before and after the shark attack. She talks about how surfing is such a huge part of her life before the attack. Then she goes surfing at a beach in Hawaii and while she is there, her watch reflects some sunlight. This lead to a shark biting off her arm. Bethany then tells us how she want to get back on the water to surf and how hard work…

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    become a celebrity too. Either way, Bethany’s life has dramatically changed since the shark attack. One example that verifies the quote is the first time Bethany surfs after she has lost an arm from the shark attack. Bethany always had a passion for surfing and dreamed of becoming a pro surfer, however only having one arm was an obstacle for her in pursuing her passion. According to Soul Surfer: A True Story of Faith, Family and Fighting to Get Back on the Board it states, “It’s hard for me to…

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    and to create a meaningful story. As a result, two stereotypical Hollywood characters, the villain and love interest were added often to lift characters, events and triumphs. Firstly, Malina Birch was added as villain when Bethany re-enters the surfing competition, telling her not to go easy on her as she rejects a five-minute head start offered by the judges. Secondly, Taoki, the love interest of the main protagonist, to create hope that Bethany could also live happily ever after. Nevertheless…

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    It was late June when we got out of school. It was our last day and I couldn’t wait to sleep in and chill on the beaches in southern Florida. Me and my family had planned to head down to Miami, Florida by tomorrow night, and I couldn’t wait. I went to Florida when I was little, and I remember boogie boarding across the small ocean waves. Most of my family members were excited for the weather, hot, not cold like it was here in Michigan. But I was excited for the hot sand between my toes and blue…

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    The Paskowitz family is a family like no other consisting of Dorian “Doc” Paskowitz. Juliette Paskowitz, and their eight boys and one girl. They’re known as the first family of surfing because all they would do was surf all the time. Surfing was more than a hobby for this family it was a lifestyle. Most kids would go to school and their parents would go to work, but in the Paskowitz family the children didn’t go to school and their parents didn’t go to work. They also didn’t live in a…

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    After a while, my surfing skill level was at its best as it has ever been. and I was so excited to be surfing again. Being almost 11 at this point I started competing in contests. Contests were a whole new way of surfing, learning different strategies and maneuvers. As I competed in the different contests, I seemed to not enjoy contests as much as “free surfing”. Many times I wished I was just hanging out with friends and surfing without any care. So, after many days, weeks…

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    Bethany Hamilton

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    At the age of thirteen Bethany Hamilton's passion was being on her board. She grew up in Hawaii with her parents that also loved surfing as much as she did. At such a young age she was on her way to becoming a surfing star. Unknowingly Bethany had a couple of roadblocks ahead of her. October 31,2003 she was on the water practicing, while resting on her board with her left arm dangling in the water a 14 foot Tiger Shark bit off her arm from the armpit down. She lost 60% of her blood and went into…

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    Soul surfer On February 8th, 1990 in Kauai, Hawaii, Bethany Hamilton was born into a surfing family. Her mom Cheri and dad Tom were competitive surfers, but retired when they had their third child, Bethany. Bethany and her brothers, Noah and Tim, would go surfing every day. They were homeschooled, so it was not a problem. On October 31st, 2003, at age thirteen, Bethany was out surfing with her friend, Alana, and Alana's father. They were laying on their boards in the water waiting for…

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