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Janellys
Janellys is finished with Estrella's Quinceanera
I like this book because of the shift it includes. In the beginning, Estrella tried to put in a facade that she was something else than what she really was. she wanted to fit in so bad, that she accommodated herself to the lives if those around her instead of sticking to her lifestyle.
— Nov 10, 2014 03:06PM Add a comment
Estrella's Quinceanera

Janellys
Janellys is on page 129 of 137 of Number the Stars
I read this book first when in sixth grade. I remember loving it so I decided to reread, and I once again enjoyed it. this book was obviously not to enhance my reading level, but for enjoyment.
— Sep 30, 2014 09:04AM Add a comment
Number the Stars

Janellys
Janellys is on page 129 of 137 of Number the Stars
I read this book first when in sixth grade. I remember loving it so I decided to reread, and I once again enjoyed it. this book was obviously not to enhance my reading level, but for enjoyment.
— Sep 30, 2014 09:03AM Add a comment
Number the Stars

Janellys
Janellys is on page 75 of 389 of Pretty Monsters: Stories
I personally like that the author included this image. I think that while it may be difficult for one to grasp the portrayed age described in the short story, it gives a glimpse into the mind of the author. the text also interested me- particularly the part about the librarians in their coffins.
— Sep 15, 2014 03:57PM Add a comment
Pretty Monsters: Stories

Janellys
Janellys is finished with The Taming of the Shrew
I like the choice this author chose because they allowed more readers to understand the point of the play. By explaining the literate devices that Shakespeare chooses to use. I think it give the reader more depth into the book and it allows the context to be understood better.
— Sep 09, 2014 02:52PM Add a comment
The Taming of the Shrew

Janellys
Janellys is on page 215 of 291 of The Taming of the Shrew
I began rereading the story because I love Shakespeare's work. I love this part of the story because it ends up as something others didn't expect and Petruchio ends up proving that he could handle the load others couldn't. Also, I think that irony is displayed here because the ones who seemed tamed and approachable with class were the rebellious ones who believed that they dictated themselves.
— Sep 02, 2014 08:59PM Add a comment
The Taming of the Shrew

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