The Longest Ride Comparison

The book made it fell that it has more action. The movie was just straightforward by how Ender and his crew just when and killed them with no action. So the book was better then the movie in so many ways. The film and book have the same plots and themes.

Ira truly shows his unfeigned love for his wife and how she truly the love his life through the letters presented through the novel. In no way was Ira plodding his way through his life and relationship with Ruth. The novel’s content was always heartfelt and to the point of what he wanted to say to Ruth. Ira believed that “so we’re just going to work this out. And even if tonight we’re not getting along or there’s something between us that doesn’t feel right, you have the comfort of knowing, we’ve got time.

Only through forgiveness, will each of the men be able to redeem the title of friend amongst the chaos of foe. From the opening moments of his troubled life, Amir finds himself tainted with the repetition of a betrayer. Due to an labor and delivery gone wrong, Amir must live with the death of his mother racking his mind. Though Amir was never at fault for the passing of his late mother, the incident carved what became a fight for a father’s love. Despite betrayal’s tarnish on his youth,

Jordan informs Nick of Gatsby and Daisy’s love story; Gatsby had been Daisy’s lover before he left to fight in the war and has been in love with her all these years. She explains how Gatsby had been planning to win her back

Faith is also put in question with this novel a Nathan represents all the bad that happens when religion and faith become construed and misinterpreted. It is also ironic that their last name is Price and that they had to pay a “price” for the sins they committed and that was Ruth May’s life.

Amir started thinking about Soraya every night. He often visit the general Taheri booth in the flea market to see Soraya. One day, Baba knew that Amir is going to talk to Soraya. He tells amir about pride and honor. Amir finally talks to Soraya and the conversation was going well.

Tuck Everlasting is a story of a family that lives forever and never dies. Also there was a girl Winnie that saw the tucks and then ran away with them. The author that wrote this book Natalie Babbitt has a very good imagination. Also there is a movie that is also a good thing to watch if you read the book. Winnie does not drink the water in the book and in the movie, also Winnie tells her parents that she wanted to run away with the tucks in the book and in the movie.

“As your father used to say, we shared the longest ride together, this thing called life, and mine has been filled with joy because of you” (Sparks 78). This quote compiles the long, complicated, and marvelous love story of Ira and Ruth. Fighting to stay alive, Ira reminisces on all the milestones in his love with Ruth as she sits by his side. Meanwhile, a new love between Luke and Sophia arises and flourishes. As they overcome hardships in their relationship, their love story soon becomes intertwined with that of Ruth and Ira’s.

Sophia grabbed a special box that Ira asked her to grab but he didn't even remember asking them to grab it. After the crash Sophia and Ira became super close, she visited him almost everyday in the hospital and nursing home. They were not as close, as they are in the movie. All Sophia does is read the letters Ira made for his last wife. She did not visit him while he was in the hospital or in the nursing home in the novel.

At first, the author creates a jovial tone when Sparks reminisces about his childhood. For example, Sparks illustrated a comical image when his naked father “waves his arms, spun in circles” and chanted as an attempt to bar the chance of an earthquake occurring again. (Sparks 38). In addition, Sparks creates whimsical tone when he refers to his childhood adventures such as the time when Sparks and his brother pretended to be a knight in order to protect the princess who was his sister. However, the joyful tone transitions into a somber tone when Sparks faces the loss of an important life for the first time.

Rhiannon is a junior in high school who is shy and reserved. So far she has made it through high school without anyone noticing her abusive relationship with her boyfriend Justin. In the book Everyday you watch the neglect slowly send her down an unhealthy downward spiral. But all things are going to change when a new guy who ends up becoming her best friend (who wants to be more than friends) notices Rhiannon 's problem.

7 THE MALL One lovely day Me,Bryce,Landin, and Espn {all good friends} we were sitting on the couch watching the movie Ride Along. Landin had a good idea, to go to the new Outlets malls that they finished yesterday that they are now opening today. I said to him “there’s going to be a lot of people so we can’t go alone.” Landin’s big sister hailey offered to drive us, but not to the new one only to the River Town mall which was still cool that she offered. We all said “ya.”

“The moment one gives close attention to anything, even a blade of grass, it becomes a mysterious, awesome, indescribably magnificent world in itself. " Through this quote, Henry Miller is expressing the power anything, such as a story, has to amaze an audience in complete wonder and curiosity. Children listen to stories with total eagerness, desperate to know what will happen next. Adults create stories based on experiences to pass on to children of the next generation so that they may be inspired. Between the two stories, Uncle Tom’s Cabin and Little Men, Uncle Tom’s Cabin is a better book for expressing the ability a story has to captivate its audience.

On watching the movie I won 't imagine anything but simply I see and enjoy. The film gives as real world experience, so there is no necessity for imagining things. Also, the story that is given in the novel will always be different than watching it in the movie. Moreover, I think that the novel describes the real nature of things while the movie has the sense of commerciality to make it interesting and earn money. Finally, I preferred the movie because I think that I can easily understand the theme, moral, and the message from the story.

There are details left out of the movie that were in the book, the movie doesn 't demonstrate the ongoing theme of hunger as well as the book does, and the the movie does a better job with