Tuesday, October 13, 2009
The three websites I visit the most are, Facebook, google, and bicworld. I like Facebook because I like talking with friends and socializing. Google is good for searching for random stuff, and I go to bicworld.com because I like pens. I can't make the second two hyperlinks because my computer isn't working properly. Get back to you tomorrow. yut
Saturday, October 3, 2009
My Letter Essay
Dear Mr. Hakim,
I have recently finished the book Pet Sematary by Stephen King. This is among the best
books I have ever read. The reason I am writing this about it is because King's style and wording
really compose this book into something special. The main characters are all unique in thier own
way. I actually feel the characters pain and care for them. This is my favorite exerpt from the book,
"He went around to the rear of the Civic and opened the hatchback. He put in the pick,
shovel, and flashlight, then slammed it. He had gotten twenty or thirty feet down the sidewalk when
he remembered his keys. This time he had left them dangling from the hatchback lock. Stupid! he
ralied at himself. If you're going to be so god**** stupid, you better forget the whole thing! He went
back and got his keys."
This is a great example of King's wording and description. The way that everything just fits
makes it extraordinary. Although sometimes King's work can get a little to desriptive (The Stand, It)
overall his writing style is fantastic. The tension he builds with maybe only one word can be so
great. Not only does King make you want to read on, he makes you need to read on. Also, King's
ending was very creative, I won't say much but it has a liittle twist that you won't expect.
This book was the only book that I have ever read that has given me nightmares. I have
read The Stand, It, Salem's Lot and The Shining but Pet Sematary is the only book that is
actually terrifying.
The theme of this book was a very good one. Always believe. No matter what, anything is
possible. That moral has helped me throughout the month I have finished this book.
This book took me about two weeks to finish. It was such a great book that I wanted to
know what was happining to Louis and Rachel and Ellie and Gabe. The time it toook me to read is,
a total of about seven hours, was well worth it.
After I finished this book, I went out and read Cell a more recent King title and read that. All
of Stephen King's novels are great, but Pet Sematary is the one I would call The Novel Of his
Lifetime. This is a large statement but I am sure that you will agree.
I have recently finished the book Pet Sematary by Stephen King. This is among the best
books I have ever read. The reason I am writing this about it is because King's style and wording
really compose this book into something special. The main characters are all unique in thier own
way. I actually feel the characters pain and care for them. This is my favorite exerpt from the book,
"He went around to the rear of the Civic and opened the hatchback. He put in the pick,
shovel, and flashlight, then slammed it. He had gotten twenty or thirty feet down the sidewalk when
he remembered his keys. This time he had left them dangling from the hatchback lock. Stupid! he
ralied at himself. If you're going to be so god**** stupid, you better forget the whole thing! He went
back and got his keys."
This is a great example of King's wording and description. The way that everything just fits
makes it extraordinary. Although sometimes King's work can get a little to desriptive (The Stand, It)
overall his writing style is fantastic. The tension he builds with maybe only one word can be so
great. Not only does King make you want to read on, he makes you need to read on. Also, King's
ending was very creative, I won't say much but it has a liittle twist that you won't expect.
This book was the only book that I have ever read that has given me nightmares. I have
read The Stand, It, Salem's Lot and The Shining but Pet Sematary is the only book that is
actually terrifying.
The theme of this book was a very good one. Always believe. No matter what, anything is
possible. That moral has helped me throughout the month I have finished this book.
This book took me about two weeks to finish. It was such a great book that I wanted to
know what was happining to Louis and Rachel and Ellie and Gabe. The time it toook me to read is,
a total of about seven hours, was well worth it.
After I finished this book, I went out and read Cell a more recent King title and read that. All
of Stephen King's novels are great, but Pet Sematary is the one I would call The Novel Of his
Lifetime. This is a large statement but I am sure that you will agree.
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