Are you looking for suspense that will keep you on your feet? How about action that will send chills down your spine? Well look no further, Stung is the perfect choice. This book will take you on the adventure of a lifetime. Bethany Wiggins from Brunswick, Georgia is the author behind this masterpiece rated 5 stars. This science fiction novel will chase you as beasts come rampaging down a dark wasteland. The book starts out when the main character of the book, Fiona, wakes up in a ghastly house located in Denver with shards of glass surrounding her. There is a mysterious tattoo of a spider on her arm that will never come off. The only thing she remembers is her name. She learns that there is a disease that lurks and no one is safe. Fiona soon realizes that bees are endangered and honey is the only thing that can save them. As Fiona develops throughout the …show more content…
To overcome an obstacle, you have to stick together. In the novel, Fiona partners with Bowen to try to survive the cure. She also finds a girl who assists her in defeating the disease. Another theme of the book was not to judge a book by its cover. Fiona always liked Bowen’s brother, Rowan, but then soon comes to the conclusion that Bowen isn’t that bad either. In the book, Fiona and Bowen get trapped in an enclosure by beasts. During this time of the novel, they get to know each other and bond.
I think the author put all the parts of a book that you need to create an instant classic. On the other hand, she did not make the theme comprehendible and easy to understand. Bethany Wiggins needs to work on giving more hints and clues on the theme and lesson of Stung. The author also did not maintain her consistency throughout the book; I lost interest during the second quarter of Stung. Bethany Wiggins did a great job with the book and I would recommend it to anyone of any age. Although there were a couple of errors throughout the novel, Stung was a great
In the article “The Amazing Powers Of Jen Bricker,” by Kristin Lewis, it talks about A girl named Jen, who had a disability, she was also adopted by the Bricker Family. Also a poem called “Can’t,” by Edgar Albert, talks about the word can’t and what it really means. The quote from Helen Keller, “Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see a shadow,” means that you should always stay optimistic and determined, this relates to both the article and the poem because the both talk about optimism. First off, Jen had a disability that she overcame by being optimistic and determined.
I chose to show the book, “Dark Places” in a simple shadow box. The book is a non fiction about a tragic life story of a girl named Libby Day. When she was only seven years old when her mother and two sisters were murdered by her brother. But… is he really the killer? That's the question Libby Day hunts to find.
Aimee Mullin had her legs amputated below the knee when she was one, Bethany Hamilton had her arm bitten off in a shark attack. Both of these women faced a big adversity in their lives. While both were persistent when facing their adversity, they are different in the ways they acted at first. Both Aimee Mullin and Bethany Hamilton where persistent. Amiee was persistent when deciding that she wanted to be the fastest woman with artificial legs.
Zoey makes it clear what both Chris and Kathryn need from each other. It takes the reader through the shifts of narrators to understand each point of view and how the characters feel during the whole novel. The heart of the book consists of the incredible understanding of what allows people to be attract to one another. It allows the reader to understand what draws people together with a complete insight on the human relationship and its needs to grow. This relates to ENG 3U course for the books showing the emotion of love in the relationships that carry out throughout the book.
The book starts off in Sam Spade and Miles Archer’s office on December 5, 1928, in San Francisco, California. Sam’s secretary Effie Perine tells Sam about a new client they have named Miss Wonderly. Miss Wonderly is a tall and slender woman who wears a specific shade of blue to bring out the color in her eyes. She asked Spade to help her find her sister Corrine, who supposedly ran away with a person named Floyd Thursby. Miss Wonderly walks in and continues telling her story.
The only thing I didn 't like about the book was how it was written. I think it would be way better if it was written as a story in 1st person about there life and not how it was written. The book didn 't really make me think differently about things because I know what I think about slavery and no one can change my mind
Everything could be perfect. Nothing could go wrong and life could not be easier. Until, everything is flipped upside down in an instant .Bethany Hamilton had everything until Halloween of 2003, when she was attacked by a Tiger shark while surfing in the North Shore. Bethany Hamilton was a victim of a shark attack and after losing everything including her arm, she still continued to surf and even make it to Worlds.
The book starts with Dink, Josh, and Ruth Rose at the grand opening for the panda exhibit. Then the mama panda runs and slams the gate. Next the police went inside the cave to see what was happening. The police found a note that said go to goose island and put a million dollars in the hollow tree. Later they went home to see who did it, luckily Ruth Rose recorded the whole thing, in the video Ruth rose recorded the whole opening of the panda exhibit and the panda looked like he was mad at the microphone.
The brilliant and telling novel is worth buying for young Australians and comes highly recommended so go out and buy a copy
To read this novel today it still shouldn 't be taught today, there are good but old lessons. We should be learning about new lessons, not old ones we can 't relate
Sarah blatantly lied to her husband and tried to get herself out of an awkward situation with her lover. Little Bee on the hand was truthful in retelling her experiences and adversity faced in her escape and return to Nigeria. In going through immense tragedy I preferred reading Little Bees voice throughout the novel. From seeing her own sister slaughtered, to being captured and brought back to her home country, Little Bees voice was more powerful and insightful to read.
The story really brought out a lot of emotions out of me. Some parts I enjoyed over others but it had me hooked from the start. I think that we learn that things do get better over time and we should really start appreciating friends and family more than we already are. Overall I think that the book had nice themes in it, definitely a must
Welcome back fellow readers and bloggers! I am still continuing on in the Sci-Fi book Cured, by Bethany Wiggins. Jacqui and her friends, who are now in a large amount of trouble, are still searching for Dean and Fiona’s mom. In my story there is large conflict including the antagonists, the raiders, and the protagonists, Jacqui and her band of friends.
To some people it is not. Some teachers say that the book is challenging for students. Now, this novel may be difficult for students, but that is how students learn new information. If students weren’t to have read harder pieces of literature all throughout their schooling career, they would stay at the same level of reading for most of their life. The reason why students should read more challenging novels are because they learn new things, and they could also learn how to act in a certain situation based on the type of challenging story they read.
However, since it is a fairly short novel, my reading was extremely quick and seemed to not have any lasting impression on me. In fact, years later when I tried to recall the events of the story I realized that I could hardly remember anything about it. The only aspect that I could remember was that it was a love story between