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The major conflict in the book is Kristinas downward spiral and her addiction to crank and the horrible thing her life became after crank took over her life there was no resolution to her addiction in this book but you have to read the next book to find out what happens in the journy through her life inthe next book Burned by Ellen Hopkins.

This book is about a sixteen year old girl who lived in Barbados all her life but is now moving to Wethersfield Connecticut. She is going there because after her grandfather died her only family left was her Aunt Rachel. When she lands in Connecticut her aunt doesn’t accept her because she had no idea kit was even coming. Her uncle finds out that she is an orphan so he lets her stay. She now has to do a lot of laboring chores. The main conflict is that Kit isn’t in her comfort zone. She is used to wearing nice clothing and not doing a lot of labor-intensive chores, but now she has to wear plain clothes and do a lot of labor. She doesn’t like this at all.

The issue of race and identity is central to understanding the conflicts within this novel. Under the context, which is set in suburban Ohio in the 1970s, bi-racial marriage is still uncommon and unaccepted by many. For the main character Lydia, her bi-racial status made social life confusing for her as she struggles to find her identity. This is evident from the fact that she is not popular at school and barely have any friends. This is also true for Nathan and Hannah, who are still trying to figure out how to fit in and establish their sense of belonging.

The opening chapter of the book is mostly a plot overview of the events that had yet to come. Fratricide, Meaning one that murders or kills an individual (as a countryman) having a relationship like that of a brother or sister, and Rage Military were the main themes of the opening chapters. The fact intrigued me that the Civil War so divided this country that family members would choose opposite sides of this most

Although Harper Lee uses other literary elements, she is notorious for using conflicts in her novels. One great example of hers would be To Kill a Mockingbird. The main conflict within the novel is finding justice for a negro who was accused of raping a white woman. The prequel to To Kill a Mockingbird, Go Set a Watchman, also showcases conflicts important to the storyline. Throughout the novel, Go Set a Watchman, Harper Lee uses a variety of different types of conflict which contributes to the theme that no matter how societal views are changing, one should not lose their personal values and individual voice.

Conflict - The conflict in this story is there house and how her mom is a hoarder, all her life she has had to hide her house. She could never have friends over or anything, no one was allowed in. Lucy tries so had to keep her family's secret

One indication of conflict is the cultural difference between the narrator and her mother. Her mother was born and lived her life in China, while the first-person narrator was born and raised in America. America is known as the land of opportunity and the land of dreams, which gave her mother the idea that the first-person narrator could be a prodigy. In other words, from the mother’s point of view, the narrator could be whatever she put her mind to. Her mother came

When this book starts to have just one way in life but as the book goes on Macon starts to have around life. Macons good side is trying his best to ease up on being so stuck up on his life. On the bad side of Macon part of him wants to have his old life back. He wants to be with Sarah and go to his original ways. Muriel has also rounded the good way she is this carefree person who just wants to live life having fun. Her bad side is to be too carefree not wanted to have responsibilities.

I have never read a book from cover to cover, including school required books, and much less enjoying reading the book, until I was introduced to the 50 Shades Trilogy, E.L. James. These novels were interesting; after two weeks I had read the entire series and found a new love for reading. The 50 Shades Trilogy may have started my love for reading but it certainly did not end there. Next on the list was The Crossfire Novels, Silvia Day. Despite the disturbed personalities of characters, spontaneous erotic entertainment, emotional connections, and lack of stability within these relationships, erotica remains the top-selling sector of the book market today.

She was sucked into a world she never thought she would, where gangs, drugs and violence is now an everyday thing, but jealousy, love and anger is what brings it crashing down. Soon she finds herself running for her life, but where she ends up may not be any better than where she left. She didn't know what lied ahead and in

Throughout chapter 13-16, I noticed a few connections and surprising moments going on throughout the book. In addition, when Peter Ducksworth chooses to give Glynis and Rebecca their share of the land. For example the author states, “ But Ducksworth had ensured that neither Glynis nor Rebecca could ever put him out of his house. He had divided his property among his three daughters. Glynis and Rebecca would own their share now but the house would remain his until he died. Then it would go to Corinne. Corinne had disappointed him; he was unhappy with her, but he did not want discord among the sisters after he was gone.” (Nunez, 154). The author wants the reader to emphasize on the relationship between Peter Ducksworth and Corinne. This surprises me because even doe Ducksworth is disappointed with Corinne they

Samantha Kingston has it all: looks, popularity, the perfect boyfriend. Friday, February 12, should be just another day in her charmed perfect life. Instead, it turns out to be her last. Before I fall is mainly introduced as a young adult fiction novel. The theme has to do with knowing what you're doing in life, and realizing how it affects the people around you. I also think that it's to enjoy life and have fun with life, because you never know when it's going to end. Sam is the main character, Rob is sam's boyfriend. Sam finally decides to sleep with her boyfriend. She's one of the two virgins left in their “group” so her motive is to just to get it

The development and changes in life and personality of Victor Wilcox throughout the novel as a result of interaction with Robyn Penrose.

In this novel there is a main character, her name is Millie. She was born in Jamaica. Millie received her visa and moved to New York to find better opportunities. She has four children. The girls live with her sister Imogene. The two boys live with their father’s relatives. She went to visit Jamaica, she landed at the airport and waited for her husband to show and he never did. She met this man named William Hope. He was a cab driver and he took her home. Later that night, she found out that her husband, Jude was seeing another woman. She came across this letter from Canada from the woman who Jude had been seeing. Millie was devastated. She was sending him money to build her house and there was no sign of the new house. The following day she went to find Omega, he is a person who helps various people in Jamaica. Omega gave her the advice she needed to

The book takes place in London, three years after the death of Iris Gadsby. The main characters of the book are Blue’s family and friends. She has a mom(Cassie), a dad(David), an older sister Flora who is sixteen, a younger brother Twig, and a younger sister Jasmine (Jas). Her mom must travel all around the world for her job at L’Oréal in London. Her dad is a medieval literature professor in Warwick and is trying to become a famous film director. Blue and her siblings only see their parents on the weekend. During the week, they have an au pair named Zoran who was one of David’s students to help look after them. Zoran is the only person that Blue really gets along with. Unlike Blue, Flora resents Zoran because it reminds her that her parents are not there. Blue also have a few friends that she meets throughout the plot of the book.