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Questions involving trying to find a book where you know part of the information but not all. For instance, if you know the plot or the name of a character, but not the title or author.
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How does Victor respond in the days after Justine's death?
He feels remorse, guilt because he knows that the monster he has created has caused the death of two members of his family.
What happen to Calvins mom in the book the schwa was here?
Calvins mom left him in the frozen alley in a supermarket, when he was a little kid. that is not the worst thing she did, she left him and fun away with the butcher of the supermarket
The Likes of Me
What was the gifts Matt gave kira in the book gathering blue?
the color blue and kira's dad christopher
What is the name of the book about a monkey that has been made into a TV series?
Well, I believe there might have been or might currently be a "Curious George" television series, so that's a possibility.
I too believe that you are talking about Curious George.
It is Curius Goerge.
Anyone know of really good werewolf book series?
A Really good werewolf series I came across lately was A Werewolf's Saga by Michael Lampman. The first in the series Changes a werewolf's saga is followed by The Pack and Redemption and I guess will continue on with others. Its a good read and changes a lot of what a werewolf is.
The Twilight books have werewolves in them. A good werewolf book is Sharpteeth, if you're over 16 or so. Then the Sight and Fell are about normal wolves..
Well if you want a good werewolf series there is always Kelley Armstrong's "Women of the other world"
There's Also Tales of an Urban werewolf-- by Karen MacInerney! Both series have sexual content but are very good!
none. work is done when a force is applied thru a distance. holding something stationary does no work.
What is an example of plot summary?
Anything can be an example! Go read a book or watch a movie -- then tell a friend what happened. That is a plot summary.
What is the exposition of the old Willis place?
"The Old Willis Place" by Mary Downing Hahn introduces readers to a mysterious, abandoned house in the woods that is home to a ghostly girl named Derek. The story unfolds through the perspective of Derek, who watches over the property and its new inhabitants, including a girl named Lissa and her brother, who unknowingly become part of the haunting tale. The exposition sets the stage for themes of friendship, loss, and the consequences of unresolved pasts, hinting at the deeper connections between the characters and the house's history.
What books has Stephen colbert written?
In 2004, Stephen Colbert co-wrote a satirical novel with his Strangers With Candy co-stars Amy Sedaris and Paul Dinello about a writer visiting a crazy small town in trouble called "Wigfield: The Can-Do Town that just May Not"
Also in 2004, Colbert contributed essays to the Daily Show satirical history textbook helmed by Jon Stewart called "America (The Book)"
In 2007, Colbert authored his own book titled "I Am America, and So Can You!" It's accompanying audiobook won a grammy. This is his most well-known book.
Did max die in the book the raft?
We don't really know. Robi put Max overboard, so all we can do is assume rather or not he is alive.
Where in Walter wicks 'Once Upon a Time' can you find the bell in steadfast tin soldier?
On the page to the right, locate the block/box with the girl and the wolf on it. To the left of it is a little lamb. The bell is hanging from its collar.
What book made Kalli Dakos populuar?
Kalli Dakos gained popularity primarily through her children's poetry collection titled "If You're Not Here, Please Raise Your Hand." This book, celebrated for its relatable themes and engaging style, resonates with young readers and educators alike. Dakos's ability to capture the joys and challenges of childhood has made her a beloved author in children's literature.
I don't know where you can find a book of these kinds of riddles but the answer is....his horse is named Sunday.
What are the stages of a hero's journey?
There are key elements which are very commonly used for stories and plot lines that we come across in everyday life, whether it be for a novel, a movie etc. There are three main phases in a story, and this process is called the hero's journey. This is most commonly found in mythology; however it is still used in current times. Different modern authors have imagined the archetype in slightly different ways. See one immediately following, then check the link below for a longer treatment.
Joseph Campbell viewed in seventeen steps, divided into three parts:
Campbell's Monomyth:
- Separation:
- -Call to adventure
- -Refusal of the call
- -Crossing the first threshold
- -The road of trials
- -Meeting with the god or goddess
- -Meeting the temptress
- -Atonement
- -Apotheosis
- -The ultimate boon
- Initiation:
- -Refusal of the return
- -The magical flight
- -Rescue from without
- -Crossing the return threshold
- -Master of two worlds
- -Freedom to live
- Return:
- The call
- The threshold
- The challenges
- The abyss
- The transformation
- The revelation
- The atonement
- The return
DETAILS BELOW:
Here are the eight, count 'em 8 steps of the Hero's Journey
1. THE CALL
*Invites adventure, offer the opportunity to foce the unknown, and gain something of physical or spiritual value
*The hero = naturally obscure or mysterious origin & is superior in some regard, but not invinsible and may choose or be dragged into journey
*The Call or The Quest
a) Something is taken from us (quest to reclaim)
b) sense of something lacking (quest to find whats missing)
c) need to save or restore honor (quest to claim honor)
d) something is not permitted by members of society (quest to win rights)
2. THE THRESHOLD
*"Jumping off point" for the adventure
*Interface between the known and unknown
*Encounter beings of situations that block the passage. These "gaurdians" protect us when we are unprepared for the journey and later step aside and point the way
*encounter companions who assist and direct and guides who mento
Initiation and Transformation
3. THE CHALLENGES
*hero faces unclear path
*the way is beset with danger, temptation, and loneliness
*hero matures
*temptations try to pull hero away from path with fear, doubt, and distraction
*challenges strike the heros greatest weakness
4. THE ABYSS
*the greatest challenge that must be faced alone
*possible that the challenge beats the hero. If the hero does not try again, life is left unfulfilled
5. THE TRANSFORMATION
*hero has conquered Abyss; transformation is complete
*final step is a moment of death and rebirth (aka decent into darkness)
a)fear must die to make way for courage
b)ignorance must die tomake way for courage
c)dependency and irresponsibility mus die for independance and power
6. THE REVELATION
*sudden dramatic change in the way the hero views life and the hero realizes the attained goal is symbolic (ie. the newfound maturity is more important than the ring, cup, fleece etc.)
*occurs during of after Abyss
7. THE ATONEMENT
* hero is "at-one" with new self
*incorperates the changes caused from the Journey and is fully "reborn"
* imbalance is corrected....until the next call
The Return
8. THE RETURN
*the final stage of the journey = return to everyday life
*hero discovers new gift
*essence of the return is to begin contributing to society (but not always)
What does shiftlet say was his reason for improving the plantation?
Mr. Shiftlet pointed out that the reason he had improved this plantation was because he had taken a personal interest in it.
In books what does the numbers mean in the full number line 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1?
It means it is the True first edition of the book you have. The lowest number indicates which printing it is.
