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    In the short story ”The Treasure of Lemon Brown” by Walter Dean Myers and the novel “The Pearl” by John Steinbeck the main characters changed what they valued in life by resolving an internal conflict. While each character faced a different struggle they both valued family in the end. Kino’s experiences changed what he valued in life when he found the pearl because he…

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    Lemon Brown's Treasure

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    this year was “The Treasure of Lemon Brown”. The reason why it was my favorite was because it shows us how something that costs nothing and looks bad could be so valuable to someone and how it means something important to one. The genre of this story is short story. The charters in the story are Lemon Brown, Greg, Greg’s dad, and the robbers that tried to steal Lemon Brown’s treasure. In the story the robber says “Where’s his gold? Where’s his money? Is that not his treasure?” The robbers also…

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    Greed In Treasure Island

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    Treasure Island is a fascinating story about brutal murders for the quest of hidden treasures in islands. The pirates attack other ships, they also kill each other and innocent people; the characters in the book is about mercilessness, adventures, resilience and greediness. From the very beginning the young recruits learn about how to be a hero by killing other people. These are achieved by being cruel. They have to be fearless and therefore expose themselves in extremely dangerous activities…

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    There’s a cynical ridiculousness in the low-key “The Treasure”, the fourth fictional feature from Corneliu Porumboiu, author of “12:08 East of Bucharest” and “Police, Adjective”. I confess I expected more from the Romanian director/screenwriter, especially if we take into account the more valuable cinematic treasures mentioned above. All the features that characterize Mr. Porumboiu’s directorial approach can be found in his new deadpan comedy, which starts in a curious way, becoming overdetailed…

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    Treasure Island, a novel written in 1883 by Robert Louis Stevenson, was adapted into a family friendly movie by Disney in 2002 called Treasure Planet. Despite the names, there are many other differences that set the two apart. Treasure Island’s vivid theme, plot, setting, and list of characters was much more superior than that of Treasure Planet. Most of the characters from the novel remain in the film version but have been altered in some way. The others are simply absent. Jim Hawkins…

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    The Book, Peculiar Treasures by Robbin Jones Gunn, is truly a great book. The story is fiction, and takes place at Rancho Corona University in Southern California. The protagonist of the story is Katie Weldon. Katie Weldon is now a Senior in college, and she is starting summer school to make up for some credits at the beginning of the book. Katie is not happy about taking summer school, but she wants to graduate on time so she is doing anything that will finish her goal. She still hasn’t…

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    China's Treasure Ships

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    Despite the “treasure ships” of China surpassing those of the British and Spanish, the Chinese never became the dominant naval power because the Ming dynasty withdrew support for the treasure ships, building the out of proportion ships were too expensive, lack of involvement in the world market, and the supplies of wood were not enough to satiate the amount needed to build the ships. Thus China was the one being surpassed and did not have what it took to be the ruler of the seas. Compared to…

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    In Chapter 1 of Dear John, John Tyree, the main character, was introduced. He’s 23 and grew up in Wilmington, North Carolina. He talked about his dad's hobby of collecting coins ,His dad never talked much and when he did it was only about coins. After high school he realized he needed to do something with his life, so he joined the military. One day he went surfing, and saw a blonde and brunette girl walk to the pier. Two guys came up to them later, and one of them accidently knocked the…

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    Minions Book

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    The book I read is called Minions based on the movie called Minions. This is a good book. This book is also funny, entertaining and good to read. I think people will really enjoy this book. If you have seen the movie Despicable Me and Despicable Me 2.In this book there will be three Minions and how they need to find a leader because they killed or destroyed their past leaders and they find a leader and that leader gives the minions one task and they do it and then they let her do what she wants…

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    In Treasure Island, Jim the young boy’s character differs to that of Laurie in Little Women. Jim is a smart, free boy who is very humble and poor. He met Billy Bones in his parents’ inn and learnt of a map of a buried treasure. Treasure Island is not only an adventurous story but also psychological journey from boyhood to adulthood. He turns into an active adventurer and chooses his own fate by being brave and courageous J.s. Battron argues that in Treasure Island, Jim emerges in…

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