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Midnighters: Touching Darkness
I recently read the second book in the Midnighters series: Touching Darkness. I really love Scott Westerfield's books and I’m glad I picked up this series. In this post I’ll mainly talk about the...
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Gilgamesh's Archetypes
In this post, I'll be talking about what archetypes Gilgamesh fits in with. In a previous post I wrote about how the epic itself was an archetypal epic, but this will be different.read more
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The Ramayana
Recently I finished the version of the “Ramayana” by R.K. Narayan for english class. It has a pretty interesting storyline, and I found that it reminded me a little bit of the other epic we read,...
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Seventh Son
I just finished the book Seventh Son, by Orson Scott Card. It was awesome. At the beginning of the entire school year, the first book that I read was Enders Game, which was absolutely amazing! When I...
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The Death Cure
The Death Cure is the last book of the Maze Runner Series. I have to say, the ending was really good, and really bad. I won’t tell you why or how because if I do, the thrill will be gone. The entire...
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Rangers Apprentice: The Icebound Land
Last semester, I had started to read the Rangers Apprentice series. I really like the books. However, I read the first and second book last semester, so I’m going to talk about the third book. This...
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Kaffir Boy blogs
For my social studies class this semester, I read the book Kaffir Boy. We were assigned to read fifty pages every week and then write a few things on each fifty pages. We were supposed to write...
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Maximum Ride: Schools Out - Forever
I did a post on the first book of the Maximum Ride series, so I decided I’ll do one on the second book. The second book is called Maximum Ride: Schools Out-Forever. If you’ve read my post about the...
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Women In The Ramayana
I’ve already written something about the Ramayana itself, but I’ve decided to write a little something about the women in the Ramayana. It’s an interesting topic, you can see how the societies viewed...
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Women In Gilgamesh
In class when we were studying Gilgamesh, we were assigned to pick a part in the version by Stephen Mitchell that disturbed us.I chose page 78-79 as the part that I found disturbing.read more
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