What stood out to me the most in these chapters was the part about the twins. This stood out to me because I am a twin and can’t imagine living life without my sister. The fact that they chose the twin to kill based off of which one weighed less is so very sad. Towards the end of the book we finally are told what it means to be release. What happens is they person is given a shot that kills them. Jona has to see this in a painful way when his dad does it to one of the twins. The book didn’t end the way I thought it would. I was a little disappointed, but it wasn’t the worst of endings. Jona and Gabriel escape with the help of the Giver. They take a bike and travel up a huge hill for days. When they are about ready to give up they get to the
the end. I enjoyed this book because I thought the story was strong and inspiring. There were
Finally, at the end of the book was probably the best part of the book I read in many ways. I liked how vivacious her story is going. The book was very detailed that I felt like I was there. There is no dull moment. One part that stuck out to me was how courageous rigoberta
There are numerous aspects of this novel that I appreciated. Firstly, I enjoyed how the author left many questions unanswered throughout most of the book but concluded the novel without any loose threads. Also, the character development is superb. Leona matured greatly throughout the novel and I felt like I was with her during the entire process.
In conclusion overall I enjoyed this book because of the determination the two sisters have to escape together and be free and to help Adam stay alive and keep him out of their thoughts so the foundation doesn't find
The rest of the book, Chapters 6-11, were great and I loved every bit of them. The book ends at a bit of a cliffhanger, and I plan on reading the next book in the series on my own time.
Do you believe in happy endings? If you do this is the book for you, most of the time. This book is very exciting, nerve-wracking, and sometimes a bit dramatic. Also, if you want to know it always leaves you on a cliffhanger and you never want to put it down. Wait, you’re saying this is exciting, how?
Imagine from day one always having someone by your side. A person that looks like you but isn't. A person that shares many of your interests and qualities. A person to go to school with, share a room, and eat meals together. This person is my identical twin brother. If yin and yang were not complete opposites that would be us since we live in complete harmony. All my life I have always had someone to talk to, to live with, to laugh with, to just have fun, and so much more. Being a twin has been such a benefit to my life and a great joy. I always have my own personal study buddy that a lot of my friends can get jealous about. For several project I have been up late at night working with him on them; especially our video projects that we spend many hours doing to go above and beyond.
I wondered what I could be in life when I have a twin that looks like me and acts like me. When I was younger; everyone always considered Mariah and I as the same person. I tried to prove them wrong by doing different things. I experienced a rough childhood with a single parent that raised us by herself. My mother was working all the time at her job at the nursing home being the admission while we came along because no one could watch us. As I began to grow older I found an interest in being around nursing. When I turned sixteen, I began my first job at my mother's nursing home and I am still there for over two years. However, after those two years, I realized I was not close enough in helping people so I started CNA classes through my high
I am a statistic. I am the 1 in 285 Americans that has an identical twin. Although these are merely numbers, they mean a lot more than that to me. It means I have a twin sister, Chloe, who has the same DNA as I do and looks exactly like me (or so I’m told). Our unique situation has led to a unique relationship.
Hey, man! What's up? I'll tell you this, there are a lot of things that I
The audio reels of our father, another sibling first asked me if had any willing to share. I was unsure if could be done over the audio was on those old fashion tapes, but I agree to try to help as requested. I understand not all want a copy of it and I’m just asking to not exclude out to others from not knowing about it at all. I don’t want to come across as dwelling on the emotional past. I don’t want to discuss it and all conversations will just be about the present for now on. Looking forward to meet you.
It would be really fun and exciting to have a twin. The first thing that would be awesome would be that you get to celebrate the same birthday, and you would have twice as many cake and presents. Seeing that you would be the same age, you could share a lot of the same toys and games. You might also play the same sports or like the same games. You could play on the same teams, or hang out with the same friends. Since you would be the same age so you could always have someone to play with. Whenever you got bored you would you could just play together. You would always try your hardest to see who is better. They would also make you work and practice more so you could be better. I would love to have a twin to do all of this stuff
The part I liked was when Joe was trying his best to not scold his younger brother. I liked this part out of five chapters because it reminded me of my past life in South Korea with my autistic cousin. I was happy to see Joe when he did not yell in front of his brother. It gave me a flashback because I used to try my best to not shout out in front of my cousin because he will get frighten easily. Instead of shouting out to him, I carefully described the reasons in relaxed voice. I was surprised by Carl Iverson’s action in the courtroom because he demanded a speedy trial while the Department of Defense was attempting to break the code. The appearance of Crystal dead body caught my attention because I only expected she would burn her body and
The day of all days, this was the big one. The day every child dreams of. Only once a year does someone get to play in front of 100,000 people, all yelling and shouting, with me included. The last weekend of September, the AFL grand final, it’s always an exciting one in my household. However this year was a different situation. This year was much more exciting than any other, up until the infamous ‘mishap’ that brought the day to a halt.