Summary Of Rainbow High By Alex Sanchez

It was a gritty emotional book, and it totally fascinated me. Although, I loved this book, sometimes I thought the high school drama they were going through was a little over the top. Some scenes seemed like too much for real life. I love when you finish a book, and you know right away that you’re going to compare the next book you read. The characters jumped off the pages, they were so raw and honest; it was easy to picture them in real life. From the dialogue to the description I was immersed in this book from the first page to the last. This book is comparable to All The Bright Places, and My Heart and Other Black Holes in the sense that they are both catastrophic and heartbreaking books. I think this book would work for a lot of readers, if you like realistic books with some action, and a love story this book is for you. I think it would be an incredible movie and I would see it in a

I like the story it's like real life cause this actually happens and it also has a lot of emotions. But i think the author could of ended the story with more information. For example, like did lily really move schools did all the kids know if it was trevor who was milkandhoney or do they still make fun of lily. There is a lot of things to explain so that way the end of the story does not seem so

In summary, I really enjoyed this novel but had I written this book there would have been some things I would have added. I would have put more suspense into the climax due to its bland ending. This book still deserves a high recommendation, but the ending is a little too mild for a book that had such a good story to go off of. The theme was basically to not tamper with fate due to its already unsteady outlook, which means never knowing where it will take you or your loved

My opinion on the book is that it could’ve been better. I think it would be improved if it

Read the story “Rainbow Fish” to the children. Afterward ask the children open-ended questions about the story. Have the children retell their version of the story.

“Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” has been performed by many inspirational instrumentalists, and singers, who have added their own personal touch to the classic. Israel Kamakawiwo’ole’s version of “Somewhere over the Rainbow,” can be compared and contrasted with Art Tatum and Judy Garland’s version in many ways. This short essay will include how each artist used elements of music differently, including texture, timbre, melody, harmony, and rhythm.

I think that the story was interesting and unique. It was nothing like anything that I have come across before. I really liked it, even though it was a little messed up at times. Stephen King is a very talented author and I understand why so many people like him.

I enjoyed reading this book primarily because of the vivid, descriptive writing style of the author. The verdure of storyline helps in development of reader’s curiosity as the eventful story proceeds. The characters are amusing and very synonymous to real life. With due course of time, the evolution in characters is the most interesting & exquisite aspect of the book, beautifully described by the author. The story ends just the way it should which; a positive happy ending is creating an excitingly effective impact over the reader. I really like the perfect-lifetime-ending!

But the real reason I was disappointed in the ending was because it was the end. If he had written another thousand pages, I wouldn 't have been satisfied just farther behind on sleep. Neal Stephenson has produced a brilliant, involving, painstakingly researched and lovingly constructed novel that I 'll be re-reading

Looking at it now, it wasn’t the most interesting story, or the most unique, but the way the writer describes the world was amazing, in his opinion anyways. The words were fluid, the world felt vibrant, and the things the heroes go through were at least

particularly good once I had gotten used to the author’s style choice of writing (detailed, but

Opinion: This book had lots of unnecessary parts. However, it was still enjoyable and humorous. I liked how it brought up controversial topics such as cheating.

Though the plot is really good, there are still some things that weren’t as good. One thing that I thought was a little weird was that the book was written at a highschool level. Another thing was the abrupt sentence changes and some of the sentences were worded a little differently. Also, some things were reiterated more than needed and certain words were way overused. Yet, even with all of these lesser things there was still some really good things(besides the plot) that I noticed. These things include: good use of metaphors, good placement of humor, and the great use of words in ways they aren’t normally used. Joseph Banks truly has an amazing story about the miracles of God, but there are some things in this book that could’ve been

I thoroughly enjoyed this novel for many reasons. Although it was a heartbreaking story, it had so many moments of love and joy. I never wanted to stop reading it because

I like this book really good. One main reason is because of simple language. A small kid at a smaller age level could easily read the story and understand the main concept of