This summary provides the key details about the Nicholas Sparks novel "Dear John" in 3 sentences:
The novel tells the story of John Tyree, a young man in the army who falls in love with Savannah Curtis during his leave. Their intense summer romance is cut short when John has to return to the military. Several years later, John discovers through a letter that Savannah has fallen in love with someone else while waiting for his return.
The document provides a summary of the romance novel "Dear John" by Nicholas Sparks. It describes the main characters John Tyree and Savannah Lynn Curtis who meet in Germany and fall in love. However, their relationship is tested when John joins the army and is deployed overseas. After breaking up due to the distance, they reunite years later but Savannah has married John's friend Tim. The summary highlights the love and sacrifices made between the two main characters throughout the story.
The Last Leaf of O. Henry (Complete Analysis)Justin Bernardo
This document provides a summary of the short story "The Last Leaf" by O. Henry. It describes the plot, where two young artists, Johnsy and Sue, live in Greenwich Village in New York City. As winter approaches, Johnsy becomes ill with pneumonia and believes she will die when the last leaf falls from a vine outside her window. Their neighbor, Mr. Behrman, braves a storm one night to paint a leaf on Johnsy's wall that will never fall, in an attempt to give her hope. However, Mr. Behrman catches pneumonia from being out in the rain and dies, though his actions provide Johnsy with the inspiration to recover from her illness.
1) The story describes Mrs. Mooney's boarding house and her daughter Polly's affair with a man named Mr. Doran.
2) When Mrs. Mooney learns of the affair, she confronts Polly and decides she will force Mr. Doran to marry Polly.
3) Mr. Doran is hesitant to marry due to Polly's background and family reputation, but feels he has no choice due to pressures from his job and community.
The FBI sends Agent Clarice Starling to interview the imprisoned psychiatrist Dr. Hannibal Lecter to gain psychological insight into a serial killer kidnapping and murdering young women. Dr. Lecter will only help Starling if she reveals details about herself, forcing her to confront her own demons. Her twisted relationship with Dr. Lecter leads her to face the demented killer, who may be too powerful for her to stop.
Noah Calhoun falls in love with Allie Hamilton, a wealthy summer visitor. They have a passionate romance that summer, but Allie leaves to attend school. Noah writes her letters daily for a year, but Allie's mother keeps them from her, forcing Allie to move on. She gets engaged to another man but realizes she still loves Noah. They reunite and rekindle their romance, though Noah now has a life with another woman. The film depicts their enduring love through flashbacks and Noah caring for Alzheimer's-stricken Allie by retelling their story daily.
Lois Lowry is the author of The Giver, published in 1993. It is the first book in a dystopian trilogy. Lowry spent much of her childhood moving with her family before studying English literature in college. The Giver is told from the perspective of Jonas, a boy living in a seemingly perfect society without choice, color, or emotion. During the Ceremony of Twelve, Jonas is assigned the special role of Receiver of Memories. His training with the Giver makes him begin to question his community's restrictions and desire a life with more feelings and experiences.
This presentation has cool animations (unlike the boring powerpoint animations) for your projects. Enjoy! Project by Asirbachan Sutar. For custom PPT contact me st asir6693@gmail.com
The document discusses tasseomancy, the practice of tea leaf reading. After drinking tea, one swirls the remaining tea leaves and tips them into the saucer. The tea cup is then turned upside down for 3 seconds before being turned back over to examine the patterns formed by the leaves, with more images appearing the longer one looks.
The document provides a summary of the romance novel "Dear John" by Nicholas Sparks. It describes the main characters John Tyree and Savannah Lynn Curtis who meet in Germany and fall in love. However, their relationship is tested when John joins the army and is deployed overseas. After breaking up due to the distance, they reunite years later but Savannah has married John's friend Tim. The summary highlights the love and sacrifices made between the two main characters throughout the story.
The Last Leaf of O. Henry (Complete Analysis)Justin Bernardo
This document provides a summary of the short story "The Last Leaf" by O. Henry. It describes the plot, where two young artists, Johnsy and Sue, live in Greenwich Village in New York City. As winter approaches, Johnsy becomes ill with pneumonia and believes she will die when the last leaf falls from a vine outside her window. Their neighbor, Mr. Behrman, braves a storm one night to paint a leaf on Johnsy's wall that will never fall, in an attempt to give her hope. However, Mr. Behrman catches pneumonia from being out in the rain and dies, though his actions provide Johnsy with the inspiration to recover from her illness.
1) The story describes Mrs. Mooney's boarding house and her daughter Polly's affair with a man named Mr. Doran.
2) When Mrs. Mooney learns of the affair, she confronts Polly and decides she will force Mr. Doran to marry Polly.
3) Mr. Doran is hesitant to marry due to Polly's background and family reputation, but feels he has no choice due to pressures from his job and community.
The FBI sends Agent Clarice Starling to interview the imprisoned psychiatrist Dr. Hannibal Lecter to gain psychological insight into a serial killer kidnapping and murdering young women. Dr. Lecter will only help Starling if she reveals details about herself, forcing her to confront her own demons. Her twisted relationship with Dr. Lecter leads her to face the demented killer, who may be too powerful for her to stop.
Noah Calhoun falls in love with Allie Hamilton, a wealthy summer visitor. They have a passionate romance that summer, but Allie leaves to attend school. Noah writes her letters daily for a year, but Allie's mother keeps them from her, forcing Allie to move on. She gets engaged to another man but realizes she still loves Noah. They reunite and rekindle their romance, though Noah now has a life with another woman. The film depicts their enduring love through flashbacks and Noah caring for Alzheimer's-stricken Allie by retelling their story daily.
Lois Lowry is the author of The Giver, published in 1993. It is the first book in a dystopian trilogy. Lowry spent much of her childhood moving with her family before studying English literature in college. The Giver is told from the perspective of Jonas, a boy living in a seemingly perfect society without choice, color, or emotion. During the Ceremony of Twelve, Jonas is assigned the special role of Receiver of Memories. His training with the Giver makes him begin to question his community's restrictions and desire a life with more feelings and experiences.
This presentation has cool animations (unlike the boring powerpoint animations) for your projects. Enjoy! Project by Asirbachan Sutar. For custom PPT contact me st asir6693@gmail.com
The document discusses tasseomancy, the practice of tea leaf reading. After drinking tea, one swirls the remaining tea leaves and tips them into the saucer. The tea cup is then turned upside down for 3 seconds before being turned back over to examine the patterns formed by the leaves, with more images appearing the longer one looks.
The document discusses allegory in the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding. It provides three types of allegory used in the novel:
1. Moral allegory - Characters represent abstract ideas like Ralph representing common sense and Jack representing emotions.
2. Social allegory - Characters symbolize societal roles like Ralph representing government and Jack representing power.
3. Religious allegory - Characters depict religious concepts like Ralph representing everyman and Simon representing spiritual truth.
The document analyzes how characters fit into each type of allegory and what they symbolize to illustrate the author's themes and messages.
This paper analyzes James Joyce's short story "The Boarding House" through close reading. It examines the characters of Mrs. Mooney, her daughter Polly, and Mr. Doran, as well as how their social classes influence their actions and relationships. Mrs. Mooney runs a boarding house and tries to pressure Mr. Doran, one of her boarders who had a relationship with Polly, into marriage despite their different social statuses. The story explores how social class impacted norms of behavior, speech, and the prospects for marriage between characters in early 20th century Dublin.
Liwayway was a kind and beautiful lady who many men wished to marry, but none could win her heart until Tanggol, a hunter, came wounded to her home seeking help. She healed him and they fell in love, promising to marry. However, when Tanggol's rivals spread lies that he had married another, Liwayway was stricken with grief and died cursing them. When Tanggol returned to marry Liwayway, he found she had passed. Upon visiting her tomb, he discovered a beautiful white flower with a delicate scent, which became known as sampaguita in honor of Liwayway's last words cursing her deceivers.
Anna Sewell was a 19th century English author who wrote Black Beauty as her only novel to highlight the issue of cruelty to horses during the Victorian era in England; the story is told from the perspective of a beautiful black stallion named Black Beauty and follows him through various owners and hardships. Black Beauty remains a beloved classic that brings attention to the humane treatment of animals.
Analysis Symbols in The Boarding House by James JoyceRizma305
This paper analyzes the symbols used in James Joyce's short story "The Boarding House". It identifies 6 key symbols: 1) The name of the main character Mrs. Mooney, who is interested in money and social standing. 2) The color grey with a shade of green used to describe Polly, symbolizing decay and bad behavior. 3) Bob Doran's habit of wiping his glasses, representing his fear. 4) The Catholic church's influence on society. 5) How others refer to Mrs. Mooney, showing her strong character. 6) The song Polly sings, symbolizing her flirtatious nature that gets her into trouble. Through these symbols, Joyce made the short story more engaging for
The document provides a timeline of events from William Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet organized by Act and day. It shows that on Sunday, Romeo falls in love with Juliet at a Capulet ball, despite their families being enemies. On Monday, they marry in secret but later that day Romeo kills Juliet's cousin Tybalt and is banished. On Wednesday, Juliet fakes her death to escape an arranged marriage, but a letter does not reach Romeo who hears of her death and commits suicide, with Juliet taking her own life upon finding Romeo dead.
Anna Sewell was born into a religious Quaker family in England in the 19th century. She suffered from injuries at a young age that left her lame. This contributed to her love for horses and desire for their humane treatment. Black Beauty was her only novel, written to bring awareness about horse abuse. It became very successful despite being published near the end of her life. The story is told from the perspective of a horse and highlights themes of proper treatment of animals and ethical behavior.
ANALYSIS OF SYMBOLS IN "THE BOARDING HOUSE" BY JAMES JOYCEAnju Prasasti
This document analyzes the use of symbols in James Joyce's short story "The Boarding House". It identifies several key symbols: (1) Mrs. Mooney represents strength and control as the owner of the boarding house, (2) the priest symbolizes the influence of the Catholic church in Ireland, and (3) the name "Mooney" suggests Mrs. Mooney's manipulative nature and focus on money. Additional symbols include Polly's gray eyes and their symbolic meaning. The analysis concludes that these symbols provide deeper meaning and insight into the story.
The document summarizes chapters 11 and 12 of S.E. Hinton's novel The Outsiders. It includes 15 questions about the chapters and the teacher's answers to those questions. The teacher's answers analyze various themes in the chapters, including the complexity of characters beyond surface labels, Ponyboy slipping into denial about Johnny's death, and the bittersweet ending bringing the story full circle. The teacher feels the ending creates a satisfying conclusion to the novel's overall exploration of its important themes.
Book Report, Plot Summary, and Complete information about the English American Short Story of the Gift of the Magi by O. Henry a.k.a William Sydney Porter.
The document analyzes the setting of James Joyce's short story "The Boarding House". It discusses the story's setting of time (early 20th century Dublin), setting of place (a boarding house in Dublin), and setting of environment (everyday life in the boarding house and social norms of the time). The analysis concludes that the environmental setting is most important as it depicts life for various groups living together in close quarters in Dublin and highlights the significance of reputation in the city.
"The Boarding House" by James Joyce Analysis-Windah Pasaribu
This paper analyzes James Joyce's short story "The Boarding House" through close reading. It examines the characters of Mrs. Mooney, her daughter Polly, and Mr. Doran, as well as how their social classes influence their actions and relationships. Mrs. Mooney runs a boarding house and tries to pressure Mr. Doran, one of her boarders who had a relationship with Polly, into marriage despite their different social statuses. The story explores how social class impacted norms of behavior, speech, and the prospects for marriage between characters in early 20th century Dublin.
The document summarizes the short story "The Gift of the Magi" by O. Henry. It discusses the plot, where Jim and Della are a poor young couple who sell their most valuable possessions to buy Christmas gifts for each other. It also analyzes the characters of Jim and Della, the themes of love and sacrifice, and the surprise ending where neither gift can be used for their intended purpose.
This is one of my presentations on Jane Eyre to help English literature students and it's 48 slides long which provides information throughout the novel. Moreover, please checkout my other presentations to on Macbeth and soon on An Inspector Calls, thank you. ~ Suzan G
References: https://www.bbc.com/education/topics/zqcxp39
(Info is from Bitesize, I don't own it)
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The document provides instructions for a modern fairy tale project. Students must choose a traditional fairy tale and retell it with a modern setting, incorporating contemporary details but keeping the core story and magic. The retelling must have a clear beginning, middle, and ending, be at least 500 words, follow formatting guidelines, and be presented to the class. Suggested fairy tales are provided.
El documento presenta una guía para la lectura de un cuento antes, durante y después de la lectura. Incluye actividades como predecir el contenido basado en el título, hacer y responder preguntas mientras se lee, y resumir lo leído. El objetivo es fomentar la comprensión lectora mediante la predicción, verificación de hipótesis, discusión y resumen.
This document contains questions and answers about the short story "The Open Window" by Saki. It includes 10 multiple choice questions about details from the story, such as the name of the young girl who talks to the main character Framton Nuttle (Vera), and the color of the dog that causes Framton to rush out of the house (brown). The document also provides explanations and analysis of events and characters in the story, such as how Vera uses the window and a story of a tragedy to horrify Framton and cause him to flee.
Anna Sewell wrote Black Beauty in 1877 to illustrate the humane treatment of working horses and highlight their perspective. The story is narrated by a horse named Black Beauty who recounts his experiences with different owners and conditions over his lifetime. Beauty experiences both kindness from owners who care for the well-being of horses as well as cruelty from those who overwork and abuse them. By the end of his life, Beauty is reunited with his former groom Joe Green, who promises to care for him in his retirement.
The document summarizes England's early attempts to establish colonies in North America in the late 1500s. It describes how Sir Walter Raleigh led the first English expedition to the coast of present-day North Carolina in 1584. A second expedition in 1585 established the Roanoke colony, but the colonists had difficulties with the local Native Americans and lacked supplies, and the colony disappeared by the following year. The document provides context on English and Spanish rivalry in the Americas and perspectives on Native Americans.
Walter Raleigh was an English aristocrat, poet, writer, soldier, courtier, explorer and spy born in 1554. He founded the secret society called "The School of Night" to discuss new beliefs and was closely related to the Rosicrucian movement. Raleigh arranged the first English colonial settlement in present-day North Carolina and Virginia in 1584. He is also famous for discovering Guiana. Raleigh arranged for the construction of one of the ships involved in fighting the Spanish Armada in 1587 called "The Ark Royal". He was also a renowned poet, with one poem comparing life to a play with heaven as the spectator of human actions.
The document discusses allegory in the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding. It provides three types of allegory used in the novel:
1. Moral allegory - Characters represent abstract ideas like Ralph representing common sense and Jack representing emotions.
2. Social allegory - Characters symbolize societal roles like Ralph representing government and Jack representing power.
3. Religious allegory - Characters depict religious concepts like Ralph representing everyman and Simon representing spiritual truth.
The document analyzes how characters fit into each type of allegory and what they symbolize to illustrate the author's themes and messages.
This paper analyzes James Joyce's short story "The Boarding House" through close reading. It examines the characters of Mrs. Mooney, her daughter Polly, and Mr. Doran, as well as how their social classes influence their actions and relationships. Mrs. Mooney runs a boarding house and tries to pressure Mr. Doran, one of her boarders who had a relationship with Polly, into marriage despite their different social statuses. The story explores how social class impacted norms of behavior, speech, and the prospects for marriage between characters in early 20th century Dublin.
Liwayway was a kind and beautiful lady who many men wished to marry, but none could win her heart until Tanggol, a hunter, came wounded to her home seeking help. She healed him and they fell in love, promising to marry. However, when Tanggol's rivals spread lies that he had married another, Liwayway was stricken with grief and died cursing them. When Tanggol returned to marry Liwayway, he found she had passed. Upon visiting her tomb, he discovered a beautiful white flower with a delicate scent, which became known as sampaguita in honor of Liwayway's last words cursing her deceivers.
Anna Sewell was a 19th century English author who wrote Black Beauty as her only novel to highlight the issue of cruelty to horses during the Victorian era in England; the story is told from the perspective of a beautiful black stallion named Black Beauty and follows him through various owners and hardships. Black Beauty remains a beloved classic that brings attention to the humane treatment of animals.
Analysis Symbols in The Boarding House by James JoyceRizma305
This paper analyzes the symbols used in James Joyce's short story "The Boarding House". It identifies 6 key symbols: 1) The name of the main character Mrs. Mooney, who is interested in money and social standing. 2) The color grey with a shade of green used to describe Polly, symbolizing decay and bad behavior. 3) Bob Doran's habit of wiping his glasses, representing his fear. 4) The Catholic church's influence on society. 5) How others refer to Mrs. Mooney, showing her strong character. 6) The song Polly sings, symbolizing her flirtatious nature that gets her into trouble. Through these symbols, Joyce made the short story more engaging for
The document provides a timeline of events from William Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet organized by Act and day. It shows that on Sunday, Romeo falls in love with Juliet at a Capulet ball, despite their families being enemies. On Monday, they marry in secret but later that day Romeo kills Juliet's cousin Tybalt and is banished. On Wednesday, Juliet fakes her death to escape an arranged marriage, but a letter does not reach Romeo who hears of her death and commits suicide, with Juliet taking her own life upon finding Romeo dead.
Anna Sewell was born into a religious Quaker family in England in the 19th century. She suffered from injuries at a young age that left her lame. This contributed to her love for horses and desire for their humane treatment. Black Beauty was her only novel, written to bring awareness about horse abuse. It became very successful despite being published near the end of her life. The story is told from the perspective of a horse and highlights themes of proper treatment of animals and ethical behavior.
ANALYSIS OF SYMBOLS IN "THE BOARDING HOUSE" BY JAMES JOYCEAnju Prasasti
This document analyzes the use of symbols in James Joyce's short story "The Boarding House". It identifies several key symbols: (1) Mrs. Mooney represents strength and control as the owner of the boarding house, (2) the priest symbolizes the influence of the Catholic church in Ireland, and (3) the name "Mooney" suggests Mrs. Mooney's manipulative nature and focus on money. Additional symbols include Polly's gray eyes and their symbolic meaning. The analysis concludes that these symbols provide deeper meaning and insight into the story.
The document summarizes chapters 11 and 12 of S.E. Hinton's novel The Outsiders. It includes 15 questions about the chapters and the teacher's answers to those questions. The teacher's answers analyze various themes in the chapters, including the complexity of characters beyond surface labels, Ponyboy slipping into denial about Johnny's death, and the bittersweet ending bringing the story full circle. The teacher feels the ending creates a satisfying conclusion to the novel's overall exploration of its important themes.
Book Report, Plot Summary, and Complete information about the English American Short Story of the Gift of the Magi by O. Henry a.k.a William Sydney Porter.
The document analyzes the setting of James Joyce's short story "The Boarding House". It discusses the story's setting of time (early 20th century Dublin), setting of place (a boarding house in Dublin), and setting of environment (everyday life in the boarding house and social norms of the time). The analysis concludes that the environmental setting is most important as it depicts life for various groups living together in close quarters in Dublin and highlights the significance of reputation in the city.
"The Boarding House" by James Joyce Analysis-Windah Pasaribu
This paper analyzes James Joyce's short story "The Boarding House" through close reading. It examines the characters of Mrs. Mooney, her daughter Polly, and Mr. Doran, as well as how their social classes influence their actions and relationships. Mrs. Mooney runs a boarding house and tries to pressure Mr. Doran, one of her boarders who had a relationship with Polly, into marriage despite their different social statuses. The story explores how social class impacted norms of behavior, speech, and the prospects for marriage between characters in early 20th century Dublin.
The document summarizes the short story "The Gift of the Magi" by O. Henry. It discusses the plot, where Jim and Della are a poor young couple who sell their most valuable possessions to buy Christmas gifts for each other. It also analyzes the characters of Jim and Della, the themes of love and sacrifice, and the surprise ending where neither gift can be used for their intended purpose.
This is one of my presentations on Jane Eyre to help English literature students and it's 48 slides long which provides information throughout the novel. Moreover, please checkout my other presentations to on Macbeth and soon on An Inspector Calls, thank you. ~ Suzan G
References: https://www.bbc.com/education/topics/zqcxp39
(Info is from Bitesize, I don't own it)
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The document provides instructions for a modern fairy tale project. Students must choose a traditional fairy tale and retell it with a modern setting, incorporating contemporary details but keeping the core story and magic. The retelling must have a clear beginning, middle, and ending, be at least 500 words, follow formatting guidelines, and be presented to the class. Suggested fairy tales are provided.
El documento presenta una guía para la lectura de un cuento antes, durante y después de la lectura. Incluye actividades como predecir el contenido basado en el título, hacer y responder preguntas mientras se lee, y resumir lo leído. El objetivo es fomentar la comprensión lectora mediante la predicción, verificación de hipótesis, discusión y resumen.
This document contains questions and answers about the short story "The Open Window" by Saki. It includes 10 multiple choice questions about details from the story, such as the name of the young girl who talks to the main character Framton Nuttle (Vera), and the color of the dog that causes Framton to rush out of the house (brown). The document also provides explanations and analysis of events and characters in the story, such as how Vera uses the window and a story of a tragedy to horrify Framton and cause him to flee.
Anna Sewell wrote Black Beauty in 1877 to illustrate the humane treatment of working horses and highlight their perspective. The story is narrated by a horse named Black Beauty who recounts his experiences with different owners and conditions over his lifetime. Beauty experiences both kindness from owners who care for the well-being of horses as well as cruelty from those who overwork and abuse them. By the end of his life, Beauty is reunited with his former groom Joe Green, who promises to care for him in his retirement.
The document summarizes England's early attempts to establish colonies in North America in the late 1500s. It describes how Sir Walter Raleigh led the first English expedition to the coast of present-day North Carolina in 1584. A second expedition in 1585 established the Roanoke colony, but the colonists had difficulties with the local Native Americans and lacked supplies, and the colony disappeared by the following year. The document provides context on English and Spanish rivalry in the Americas and perspectives on Native Americans.
Walter Raleigh was an English aristocrat, poet, writer, soldier, courtier, explorer and spy born in 1554. He founded the secret society called "The School of Night" to discuss new beliefs and was closely related to the Rosicrucian movement. Raleigh arranged the first English colonial settlement in present-day North Carolina and Virginia in 1584. He is also famous for discovering Guiana. Raleigh arranged for the construction of one of the ships involved in fighting the Spanish Armada in 1587 called "The Ark Royal". He was also a renowned poet, with one poem comparing life to a play with heaven as the spectator of human actions.
Sir Walter Raleigh was a British explorer, poet, and historian born in 1554 in Devonshire, England. He established the first English colonies in America on Roanoke Island in present-day North Carolina in 1585. While imprisoned in the Tower of London in the early 1600s, he wrote his famous book "The History of the World". Raleigh organized several expeditions to the Americas in search of gold and wealth for England. He introduced potatoes and tobacco to Europe from his voyages. Executed in 1618 for treason, his head was embalmed and kept by his wife until her death 29 years later.
Sir Walter Raleigh (1552-1618) was an English explorer and favorite of Queen Elizabeth I. He established the Roanoke colony in Virginia in 1584 and also discovered Guiana. He fell out of favor after marrying one of the Queen's maids of honor and was imprisoned for treason. While imprisoned, he wrote "The History of the World." He was eventually released but later re-arrested and executed for treason in 1618.
This film tells the beautiful story of Veronica, who is forced to spend the summer with her father Greg after her parents' divorce. Veronica has never had a good relationship with her father Greg, who is seriously ill and will die soon. During her stay, Veronica meets Will, who helps her overcome problems with her father through their shared love of music. The last song plays an important role in helping Veronica reconnect with her father before he passes away.
La película The Last Song se basa en la novela de Nicholas Sparks y está protagonizada por Miley Cyrus. Fue filmada en la isla de Tybee, frente a la costa de Georgia, y se estrenó en Estados Unidos en marzo de 2010. Narra la historia de una adolescente que pasa el verano con su padre y hermano y se enamora de un joven de la isla.
This document provides a book review and summary of the Marathi novel "Swami" by Ranjit Desai. It discusses the author, the main characters including Madhavrao Peshwa, the structure of the book which is divided into three parts, locations, themes, and a brief summary of the book's illustration of the life of Madhavrao Peshwa and how the Peshwa empire was ruined due to internal clashes between his uncle and nephew. The reviewer suggests the book to others as it is inspiring and teaches lessons about separating family and political relations.
This document provides a summary of the book "Please Don't Make Me Go" by John Fenton. It includes details about the author, date of publication, number of pages, and publisher. The summary describes how John was sent to a strict Catholic boarding school in England at age 13 where he faced brutal beatings and sexual abuse. He had to quickly adapt to his new environment and learned to stand up for himself over the years. The central theme of the book is courage and determination as John endured many inhumane experiences but learned to make his own decisions as he grew up.
This document provides guidance and examples for writing book reviews that are due on October 1st. It instructs students to write 2-3 paragraphs introducing the plot and giving a recommendation, and to back up their ideas with examples from the book. It emphasizes being respectful and avoiding simply stating "I hated it." Two sample book reviews are then provided: one for The Giver, summarizing the plot and recommending it for those interested in science fiction and examining societal values; and one for Because of Winn-Dixie, praising the characters and warmth of the story.
The document summarizes the book "Wings of Fire" by APJ Abdul Kalam. It provides background on Kalam, including that he was the 11th President of India and renowned aerospace engineer. It lists some of his other books. The book discusses Kalam's career working to develop India's space and missile programs, covering topics like the creation and development of programs at the Defense Research and Development Organization and the successful launch of the SLV-3 rocket.
The document provides guidance on how to write an effective job application email. It recommends keeping the email short and focused on demonstrating capabilities for the desired position. Tips include using a professional email address, clear subject line, introducing the reason for writing and highlighting relevant qualifications, experience, and personal qualities in separate paragraphs before politely concluding and offering next steps like attaching a resume.
A book review analyzes and evaluates a book, including the author's argument and whether they are successful in conveying their main ideas. It goes beyond just summarizing the plot by including the reviewer's own opinion. A good book review answers questions about the book's central themes, characters, narrative, and strengths and weaknesses, and evaluates whether the author convinces the reader and knows enough about the topic. It should be written with authority and confidence, include examples and quotes from the text, and recommend whether others would find the book worthwhile.
The document defines and discusses the novel as a genre of fictional prose narrative that emerged in the 18th century. It notes some of the earliest and most influential novels, such as Don Quixote and Tom Jones. The document also examines different types of novels defined by their themes, styles, and subjects, such as epistolary novels, Gothic novels, satirical novels, and romance novels. Finally, it discusses various literary devices and techniques commonly used in novels, such as flashbacks, plot twists, and self-fulfilling prophecies.
This document provides guidance on writing a review in 3 parts: an introduction, main body, and conclusion. The introduction summarizes key details about the title, author/director, type of media, and setting in 2-3 sentences. The main body has two paragraphs, with the first discussing the plot chronologically and the second providing comments on positive/negative aspects and characters. The conclusion includes an overall assessment and recommendation.
How I got 2.5 Million views on Slideshare (by @nickdemey - Board of Innovation)Board of Innovation
This document provides tips for creating engaging slide decks on SlideShare that garner many views. It recommends focusing on quality over quantity when creating each slide, using compelling images and headlines, and including calls to action throughout. It also suggests experimenting with sharing techniques and doing so in waves to build momentum. The goal is to create decks that are optimized for sharing and spread across multiple channels over time.
An impactful approach to the Seven Deadly Sins you and your Brand should avoid on Social Media! From a humoristic approach to a modern-life analogy for Social Media and including everything in between, this deck is a compelling resource that will provide you with more than a few take-aways for your Brand!
This document summarizes the plot of the romance novel "Dear John" by Nicholas Sparks. It details the story of John Tyree, an army soldier, and Savannah Curtis, a teacher, who fall in love while John is home on leave in Wilmington, North Carolina. They try to maintain a long-distance relationship through letters, but it eventually ends when Savannah stops writing to John. The story explores how John and Savannah continue to love each other despite being separated and moving on with their lives.
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1. Dear John by Nicholas Sparks
(Book Review)
What does it mean to truly love another?
What was the story all about?
Love, responsibility, and sacrifice—these three words best describe the whole story of the Dear John,
another remarkable work of Nicholas Sparks. It’s a story of a rebel guy named John Tyree. He dropped
out school and decided to enter the army. Well, he’s not certain of everything, I tell you, especially his
future. Until he met a 22-year-old-girl named Savannah Lynn Curtis, the girl who made him realized
that he is special and he has a worth. The story starts with John who is the narrator. It’s the present time
then, everything was all in the past, that’s why John takes the reader back in time and narrates every
detail of their story.
It was John’s leave at home when he first met this beautiful young lady, Savannah. It seems perfect
for both of them, it’s like everything was meant to be, was meant to happen. John’s courage was test
when he jumped off to save Savannah’s bag which accidentally fell on the water—remind you, there
were waves, big waves. Well, that was their first talk until yes, they started to see each other, everyday.
Strange? Maybe. Wonderful? Definitely. For the days they have been seeing each other, they have
found this intense-feeling-of-deep-affection called LOVE. They both enjoyed every single moment they
had. Savannah played a big role to John’s life. She twisted his path and made him realized that he can
be a better person.
Two weeks of love and beauty came to an end. John must go back to the military for another year
duty. Since Savannah was deeply in love with John, she waited. The title Dear John came from the
letters of Savannah to John. They promised each other that they will exchange letters until John’s next
leave. They both agreed not to hide secrets and answer every question they want to ask, promised to
keep in touch.
But the 9/11 bombing changes everything. John went back home to settle down things, especially
with Savannah. It’s a choice between love and responsibility. You would not believe this but John
decided to re-enlist to the army. The long wait made Savannah fall in love to someone else. It’s been a
long time since Savannah sent a letter to John and this time, her letter confessed everything. It’s hard to
imagine, but it happened, it really happens.
Who were the main characters?
One of the main characters is the 23-year-old guy John Tyree. He lives his own life—making own
decisions. Rebelled? Yes, but that was before when he decided to dropped out school and enter the
military. Tyree grew up with his dad in Wilmington, North Carolina. He has a brown hair and eyes
unlike to his dad who has sandy hair and hazel eyes. Okay, that’s enough for Tyree.
Another main character is of course, the beautiful and very passionate young lady, Savannah
Lynn Curtis. She is fond of talking and talking and talking, believe me. She spends her summer
2. volunteering and she also admires people who have mental disabilities. Don’t get me wrong with this,
Savannah has the intimate sympathy for these people. She wants to help them and make them realize
that they are different because they are special and unique. She also likes horses, that’s why she
dreamt to have her own pasture land, a stable and a barn someday. That is Savannah, someone who
wants to live her life the simplest way it can be.
What did the main characters do in the story?
The characters are flexible. John was a rebelled guy. He used to smoke, hit a person, ruin things,
and do other crazy stuffs. Years passed by, when everything is mess, he decided to enter the army. He
changed, a bit. He doesn’t usually talk to his father. When he’s on leave, he met Savannah at the
beach and time goes on, they get along and fell in love with each other.
Savannah was a junior college student majoring in special education. She used to volunteer
when on vacation. She fell in love with John in just a short period of time. When John was re-enlisted to
the army, Savannah fell in love with someone else because of the long wait.
Did the main characters run into any problem?
Yes, of course. For me, a good story must require a conflict or a problem between the characters. In
this novel, the main characters faced hardships and trials. For John, he never really got along with his
father. It’s like there is this huge barrier between them. His father got obsessed to coins, well yes, he
collects coins, lots of coins which lead him not talking too much. His father focused his attention to his
obsession. John thought that maybe that was his fault, because he rebelled. The worst thing—they
seldom see each other and they don’t talk too much when they were together. Another thing is when
John misinterprets Savannah’s closeness to his father. He thinks that his father was used as an
experiment for those who have disorders, but hell no, definitely not. Savannah is trying to get attach to
John’s father so that he’ll get back to normal—to talk again and bond with his son.
The main problem was the strong relationship that was built with love and affection came to an
end. Savannah fell in love with someone else while John was still on his duty. The long-distancerelationship made it to happen. It took a long time for John to move-on of course, but the thing is
Savannah herself assumes that she’s still in love with John. Crazy, isn’t it? She had no choice, she’s
married to someone. The best thing that they should do is to MOVE-ON—keep in mind that everything
was all in the past and will never be back.
Did the main characters have any adventures?
Literally, they didn’t encounter adventure like you usually see in movies and other novels or
books which the characters fight against huge monsters or animals and travel to the center of the
earth. This novel is romance—a bittersweet story. But yes, I could probably say that the characters in
here walked in a one-of-a-kind adventure—the adventure of FATE. It’s a path where happiness, love,
tragedy and sacrifice take place. John and Savannah went through all these and made it until the end.
3. Who was your favorite character? Why?
I like them both—both Savannah and John. But I could not help myself to like John more than
Savannah. Okay, I know he’s a guy and honestly and I admit, he’s handsome as what I imagine.
Imaginations are your limitations. But I’m not totally after his physical appearance. John was my
favorite character because I love the way he conquered everything. Even though nothing seems to be
perfect, like everything was ruined and everything gone wrong, the courage was there—still there. John
was calm and gentle all throughout the story, he used to control his temper and that’s a turn-on to a
girl.
Personal Experiences
Could you relate to any of the characters in the story?
I’ve never been in this kind of relationship, but I could say that I fell in love before. Like
Savannah, I easily get in-touch to those people who make me special, in short, I easily fall in love. I hate
myself for that but, the good thing here is that I can easily forget someone, yes, I can and it is as easy as
A-B-C and 1-2-3. Okay, enough for that.
Honestly, I could relate myself to John’s personality. I’m a rebelled girl when I was in my
secondary. I lived at my grandparents’ house and I go home on weekends, and yes, to make it short, I
used to make my own decisions. I also quit school before and went back after a year. Another thing is
that I really don’t get along with my father, not because he doesn’t talk too much but because he talks
a lot, I mean a LOT. Behind those circumstances, I became stronger than ever and I believe that I could
be a better person more than I am now.
Have you ever done some of the things or felt some of the same things that the
characters did?
I fell in love, I waited, I got hurt and hell yeah, I’m still resilient--unbreakable. These things are
the same things that the characters encountered throughout the story. Most of what John experienced
are the same with mine, yeah, maybe not the exact scenario but same problems.
Opinion
Did you like the book?
Like? That would not be applicable for me because I love it, I really do. I have read different
books, different novels, but this is the most amazing one. That’s why I chose this novel for my book
review. You’ll get excited at the beginning and definitely get surprise to its ending. The story is easy
to understand and the characters are flexible. Everything from the story is beyond perfect.
4. What was your favorite part of the book?
Actually, I have three favorite parts; one of them is when John met Savannah. I really love this
part, the rescue thing of Savannah’s bag, John’s courage, and the first talk. The second one is of course
the two-week-summer-love-affair of John and Savannah. Everything is perfect, romantic, sweet, and
real. The last one is the exchange of letters. They see each other like they were together when they read
the letters and I find it very sweet and authentic.
Do you have a least favorite part of the book?
Yes, I have. This is when John found out that Savannah fell in love to someone, got engaged, and
will marry soon. The worst thing—he found it through letter. Honestly, I’m really disappointed in
this part. It’s like it’s the end of the world—damaged and hopeless. But yes, I believe in this
DESTINY—an inevitable and magical thing that exists in the world. Even though everything seems
to be perfect with John and Savannah, destiny took its place.
If you could change something in the book, what would it be?(If you wish you
could change the ending, remember not to tell the ending to the story you read!)
Definitely none, I have nothing to change in this book. The book is awesome, the story was great.
Although it’s a romance-to-tragic story, I like it, a LOT. Okay, maybe some would that it should be
John-Savannah-love-story but for me, it’s okay because as what I have mentioned above, I believe in
destiny. Everything happens for a reason, nothing is accidental.
Recommendation
Would you recommend this book to another person?
Actually, I was influenced to read this book and I’m very lucky to be one of the million people who
have read this story. Yes, I would definitely recommend this book to others. This story is not the
typical love story that we know. Sparks is known for his romance-tragic stories, but Dear John is
different. It can moved you to a different world and teach you many things.
What type of person would like this book?
The type of person that would definitely like this book are those who have the same personalities
with John. For those who also have difficulties with accepting things—accepting the reality. People who
are fond of reading novels would also like this book.