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    Dear, Stacey Logan, Have you ever been betrayed by your best friends?. In Mildred D. Taylor’s historical fiction novel Roll Of Thunder, Hear My Cry. you and T.J. are best friends. However, I think you should not be friends with T.J. for the following 3 reasons. The first reason is because T.J. is a bad influence on you. The second reason is that T.J. is a cheater. The last and final reason is that T.J. makes fun of you. To begin with, the first reason why you should not be…

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    Anything that children read is under the term of Children Literature, whether fiction, non-fiction, poetry or drama used by young people (Nodelman, 2008:9). Therefore, an author of a great literary work is presented an award which is structured with one organization as the presenter and another financial sponsor organization. I tended in this essay to discuss the importance of the awards to children literature. Criteria judges and procedures associated with winning the prize, is taken in…

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    I will be evaluating the theme park Disneyland. I will be deciding if Disneyland is a good theme park to vacation at. I will be showing that Disneyland is a theme park that people should visit because it creates good memories and it has rides for people young and old. Even though the price is higher than other parks like it, you are paying for quality and lastly there are fun activities for adults too. Firstly, Disneyland is a great place to create memories whether you are young or old.…

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    Throughout the short story " A Sound Of Thunder," written by Ray Bradbury, is the theme that all actions have consequences. Eckels, who is the main character, is slightly reckless which shows the reader that all actions have consequences. Eckels are seen as a person who doesn't follow directions or listen well. Eckels have also shown the reader to think before you act, to trust your instincts, and how his movements is related to the butterfly effect. the execution occurred against Eckels after…

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    In the short story “The Eternal Prisoner under the Thunder Peak Pagoda” by Feng Menglong, there are several occurrences of natural and supernatural phenomenon. While natural events have a subtle effect and aid in setting the mood, supernatural events have a more obvious impact on the style of the text, and the supernatural events specifically in this text make it increasingly mysterious. Both of these types of events can be looked at specifically in relation to the White Lady and how she is…

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    In a society where the memory of slavery is still strong, land can be portrayed as a symbol of independence for the black community. In Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry, land is one of the most important themes. The importance of family is intrinsically linked to working on the land. For families like the Avery’s and Turners, they are at the mercy of their land ownership of economic failure. However, the Logan’s have land. By having land they get to exercise independence other black families are…

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    can’t walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward.” Martin Luther King Junior. This quote is expressing the struggle blacks had with their rights and how they should never give up fighting for them. In the novel “Roll of Thunder Hear my Cry” by Mildred D. Taylor a black family with the name of Logan had to fight for their land and rights. The Logan’s struggled and persevere through countless challenges presented by racism and prejudice. The Logans were a family of…

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    Sacrifice In Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry by Mildred D. Taylor, sacrifice is important to the Logan family, even if the ultimate goal is difficult to achieve. The Logans sacrifice their personal safety and the ownership of their land in several instances in order to fight for what their beliefs. Stacey, putting a comforting arm around both Christopher-John and Little Man said to them, “‘ Just' you wait and see. He'll be just' fine come morning’" (216). Papa got shot in the head and his leg…

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    In the navle roll of thunder hear my cry there is a family that owns their land and it was Mr.grangers land but they bought it from him and now he is trying to get the land back. and the logans run into a lot of problems by they have courage and perseverance by not letting him and the simmons do very much to them and there familys. Like Mr.jamison said to Mr.simmons did something to cassie “do you feel big after that.” what does courage mean it means the quality of mind or spirit that enables…

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    During Roll of Thunder, Hear my Cry Stacey “comes of age” and learns from many trials that make him wiser and grow more as a person. Even though he made many mistakes, it helped him grow by having to solve and deal with the consequences. During the whole novel he learned many lessons such as cutting ties, being the bigger person, and standing up for what is right. Through this process of gaining “thicker skin” he became harsher of a person who in the end, always looks out for his family. Stacy…

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