sunshine blog
Friday, July 30, 2010
KELLY!!
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Random thoughts about name changing
Just a thought!!
Sunday, May 9, 2010
My Saturday
Monday, May 3, 2010
The Total Tragedy of a Girl named Hamlet

The Total Tragedy of a Girl named Hamlet written by Erin Dionne and is 290 pages long is filled with excitement, drama,and Shakespeare. The main character, 8th grade Hamlet, has to help her genius little sister Dezzie survive 8th grade too. The main antagonists are Saber and Mauri. They are the ones that delude Dezzie into thinking they are her friends when really the just wanted to use her for her smarts. To top off all of that, some secret admirer is stuffing origami pigs in Hamlet's locker.All of the parts in this novel are always very exciting. I definitely recommend this book to others because it is funny, dramatic, and just a fun read!
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
The Wanderer
Sharon Creech's wonderfully written book, The Wanderer can be connected to a well-written book by the name of Charlotte Doyle. I can connect to this other book because Sophie is new at sea and isn't sure what the whole new experiance is going to be like. Charlotte, in Charlotte Doyle is new at sea too. Also Sophie is surrounded by men and is the only girl aboard the boat. Charlotte is the only girl on the boat as well. The last similarity I'll make is that both girls have more than one side to themselves. For instance one side is dreamy and romantic, another is logical and down-to-earth, and the last one is hardheaded and impulsive. This book, The Wanderer is a fun read and I definitely recommend it to others.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Because of Winn~Dixie
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Are you There God? Its me, Margaret
Literary Blog
By Keely #26
Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret written by Judy Blume and is 149 pages long is filled with drama, maturity, and the search for religion. The main characters in the story are Margaret, Nancy, and Grandma, Sylvia. The problem in the story is that Margaret’s parents are both different religions, Jewish and Christian. They are married and happy but Margaret doesn’t now what religion to choose. Between that and becoming a woman are a lot to think about. But Margaret has a secret that nobody knows which is that she talks to God anyway. In the end, Margaret just doesn’t have a religion, which is perfectly fine with her, her family, and friends. The main conflict in Are you There God? It’s me Margaret was character vs. society. Margaret wants to mature and develop faster than the rate she is. She wants to be like her friends. Which in this case is society.
In the book Are you there God? It’s me Margaret, the main conflict is character vs. society because Margaret wants to choose her own religion between Jewish and Christianity and wants her body to mature faster than it is. Her family’s choice of what her religion should be affects which religion she ultimately chooses to practice. Margaret’s friends sometimes think she is wimpy and immature. So Margaret wants to be like them, like a woman. She once exaggerated her appearance to look like a mature young woman. She did this mostly because of her friend’s thoughts and opinions about her and what boys will think. The moral of the story is basically just to be patient with your body and to not care what other people think. Be independent. Be yourself. Yes, I would recommend this book, but only to the more mature group of people and preferably girls. It’s a great novel and very realistic.