Please answer both questions in your blog.
1. Upon finishing your book, share any lessons or themes that the book has taught you or left you with. When you look back on this book 5 or 10 years from now, what will you remember about it? Where does this book rank in your list of all time favorites?
2. What lessons has this class as a whole taught you? With freedom comes responsibility. What did you learn in English 4B.
I learned that the holocaust was not a joke and it was a very serious time. The way that people were mistreated was so bad and its good that people learned respect and equality. I will remember the part about the hundreds of people dying on the cattle trailers.
ReplyDeleteIts taught me about group work and the right way to write a paper, I also never knew how to write a blog or anything before and so I learned about that too.
How did it teach you the right way to write a paper? Are you referring to the first trimester of class?
Deletewhy would you think the Holocaust was a joke. it was the most horrific thing that could happen in all of history that involved all most entire countries at war with each other.
Deletewhat book did you read and did you like it.
Delete1.) Upon finishing my book, I learned that everything in life is not permanent. Things can be taken away and there is nothing you can do about it. So don't take what you have for granted, and live each day life it could be your last. It's a good book but I don't know if it would be on my list of favorites.
ReplyDelete2.) Well I don't know if you could really call it freedom. I got docked points for reading my book how i wanted and finishing it early.
The theme seems as if it describes your personality very well. You don't take anything for granted and work for it.
DeleteI agree with your number two. I was docked points for reading a lot at once.
Deletei also agree with your number two. as long as we get our book done we should not get docked points for finsihing our book the way we want as long as we get it done
DeleteI got almost half my points off of one of my reading logs for only having one very long entry.
DeleteReally shouting out Mrs. B with this one
DeleteGlad someone said it but you'll probably loose blog points now too because of this. She tells us to read our books how we wants but then grades us on the way she thinks we should read.
Delete1. Upon finishing the book Saving Max I have learned to not trust everyone around you. Although through the first impression they seem kind, they may be not who they say are. This book was always adding to the characters so you never knew everything about the characters. With this way of writing it always kept me guessing who actually killed Jonas. This is one of my favorite books that I have read and would recommend it to others.
ReplyDelete2. This class taught me how to manage my time and assignments with all of the freedom I had. While I could just sit in class and do nothing, I would benefit from getting my assignments and readings done in class. It has also taught me how to work with my peers and discuss through disagreements.
Trust is a very hard thing to earn. I hope this book doesn't close your mind on who to trust and who not to.
DeleteThis book sounds like a great book, and I wanna read it. I agree that this class was easy to sit around and to nothing. I sometimes catch myself doing that but I learned that in the end it not good. I know now to just do the homework in class so I wont have any outside work.
DeleteI also agree that getting the assignments done early was nice to have all the free time after to work on other homework.
DeleteI agree that getting your assignments done early was beneficial and reliving to know you didn't have to go home at night and worry about getting it done.
DeleteThe main theme throughout The Giver is If you don't like something change it. Jonas does not believe that the way things are ran in the "utopia" of a community is the right way. He thinks that somethings are necessary for safety, but in doing so they take away so many good things. Things such as color, career path, love, and many more. Jonas doesn't like it so he leaves the community to give all of those things back.Down the road I will remember that Jonas sacrificed his entire life for the well being of the community. In order to change something you need to dedicate everything you have. This book ranks in my top five.
ReplyDeleteThis class taught that if do your reading you will be just fine. Also don't forget your things or you won't be able to participate in group discussions.
that's like a book I read junior year called Fahrenheit 451 that was an utopia where nobody was allowed to read and where firefighters burned books and houses if the books were found in said house and instead of firefighters putting fires out they start the fires and one firefighter disagrees with that and tries to change it risking his life.
DeleteI think that's a very accurate way to describe the book. It really makes you think about the world that we have now, and how much freedom we actually have.
Delete1)Ender's game touched on how unethical it is to raise and manipulate children to become tools of war, and the horrors of genocide.
ReplyDelete2) I learned that the technical term for the pope's hat is beanie. I also learned how nice it is to be left to my own devices with a single objective.
I have seen the movie and I liked it I would some day like to read the book someday.
DeleteMy book was also about unethical things but instead of how wrong they are more of a how to be unethical to gain power. I agree the freedom made us wander off task a lot
DeleteWhen you word it that way it looks like Ender's Game took a lot of inspiration form WWII.
DeleteI think the best lesson this book has taught me is probably how to make soap and the three different ways to make napalm. Years from now when i think of this book I will probably remember how messed up it is. I don't rear a lot, so this book ranks pretty high on my list.
ReplyDeleteThe freedom was okay but it seems I was docked points for reading a lot at once instead of a little over a week.
I agree, I have also loss points for reading a lot in one sitting instead of spreading it out. There wasn't a single good thing you learned from this book?
Deletei also agree that the points for reading were weighted pretty heavy. i always read alot at once and that didnt help my grade
DeleteI'm gonna assume you're talking about Fight Club, and that is literally my favorite book of all time. The narrator's downward spiral into insanity, and the big bipolar reveal at the end is just awesome.
Deletei agree with the loss of points for reading a lot at a time or for not having enough things wrote down
Deleteso in Me And Earl And The Dying Girl the lesson I was taught was that you shouldn't bully anyone because you have no clue what they're going through/ what they have been through and don't judge people. what I will remember from reading the book would be how the main character tries to handle everything on his own with not much help. if I had to rank this book in my all time favorites it would be at rank number three; it deals with todays youth, bullying, and it has a lot of humor in it. the lesson I got from the whole class would be do your work/ don't slack until the last minute, and just get everything done that's needs to be done. participate in group discussions and say a lot of things/ write done things too.
ReplyDeleteIn my book Jodee also got bullied and it taught me that you should stand up for people getting bullied no matter what. Also Jodee doesn't get much help from her family till the end just like your main character.
Delete1) The theme of The Road is never give up. Even if the world has gone to crap and nobody is on your side you have to keep pushing on. I believe it is a good theme for the book and to show optimism. When I look back at this book in five to ten years I will remember the vivid imagery of all the gruesome accounts of sadistic attacks in the wasteland. I'd say this book is in my top 5, more because I can barely remember 5 books. I'm going to list all five in no particular order: Where the Wild Things Are, The Road, Food Inc., Goodnight Moon, and Mr. Brown Can Moo Can You?.
ReplyDelete2) What I learned from this class is you have a bunch of freedom to finish your book when you want to. I finished all three of my books early and had a bunch of down time to do whatever I wanted.
When I compare your books theme to my book I realized something. In Dune giving up was something never considered by any of the characters. They got stressed and tired from their ordeals but they never mentioned giving up. Perhaps that is what I found unique in Dune. I feel as if I read and see many stories about not giving up. Which is not bad but can get boring.
DeleteInteresting top 5 choices. For me The Road is easily in my top 5 also.
Delete1) Upon finishing my book the lessons i learned from it was that don't look down on someone just because they look different than others. And take the friends you have for granite, and don't push them away from you. This was a good book but i don't think it would be my on my top list.
ReplyDelete2) I learned in this class how to use my time more wisely and to have to get my stuff done on time and its up to me to get my own stuff finished.
we had a lot of freedom in this class which was a good thing because you could focus your time on certain things like writing your blog or reading your book and it helped me realize that it is up to yourself to get your work done and not someone else's.
DeleteThe lessons i have learned from this book are is if you went something go for it even if you go through some ruff times to get where you want to be because eventually you get your chance to prove yourself. I feel that when i look back on this book I feel the part that will stick out the most is the never give up and stick with it part of the book because that is what Ted did and it worked out. 2. This class has taught me to get my work done early so that I do not have to get stuck doing it at the last minute ant then I have more time to do something else.
ReplyDeleteWhat book did you read? I feel like it would be a good for an athlete to read. So that when they set a goal they have a positive mindset and work to achieve it.
DeleteThe character in your book sounds kind of like the character in my book, about how he just never gives up on something and he keeps pushing forward and push through the hard times.
DeleteWhat I learned from reading the prince is how to gain power and maintain it. I would put this book at the top of my list for favorites even though there was no story and it was just informative. I will remember the stuff I learned in this book for a long time. The one thing I learned in this class is to be more responsible for getting work done.
ReplyDeleteI find it interesting how you could relate to this book through the time gap. It is cool how it taught you to gain and maintain power. Useful knowledge in my opinion.
Deletethis book taught me not to judge people by the way they look. tucker, the main character, was sceptical of one of his friends, tori, when he first met her. he thought that she would be weird because she dresess funny. after talking to her for a while he realizes that she isnt weird and they have alot in commmon.
ReplyDeletefrom this class i learned how to use my time wisely. the sooner you get things done the better because otherwise you are scrapping around trying to get things done
I learned to live life to the fullest. The narrator in my book was dying from a growth in his brain, and still was the only reason the republic won the war. He caused the people to revolt and rebel against the Colonies. It was such a good story that I will remember for quite a while, and this is probably my third favorite book series, right behind Inheritance and Harry Potter.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed being able to pick my own book, and telling others about what it means to me during our group discussions.
I also really enjoyed getting to pick our own books. I liked getting to pick what the book was about, and also the length. Because the book was interesting to me I found it very easy to read.
DeleteThe lesson that Afterward taught me is that a friendship may develop in the most unexpected times. And it may be the best thing that has ever happened to you. I believe that this will help me in college. I have learned to keep my options open and never judge a person by their appearance. I will remember this for the rest of my life. I would probably rank this book in my top 5 favorites, and is defiantly my favorite book that I read all year.
ReplyDeleteThis class taught me not to procrastinate too much. In both trimesters, more the second than the first, I stopped putting things off until the day they were due. This helped me out tremendously and greatly reduced my stress.
In my book, the author tells stories about how he became acquainted with many other comedians, and a lot of his experiences are similar to those in your book. Very unexpected timing. Do you have any friends that you met at unexpected times?
DeleteI totally agree that I learned to stop procrastinating because later on in life it will catch up with me and it will suck for college. If it your favorite why did you only rank it a 5?
DeleteIn my book that Jodee gains an awesome friendship towards the end and it kind of changes her life unexpectedly also.
DeleteI agree that this class taught me to stop procrastinating. I learned that it just turned into a hassle and was barley able to finish the assignments outside of class. It taught me to use my time wisely.
Delete"Sick in the Head" was a very enjoyable book. After listening to what makes famous comedians tick, I think that Judd picked a very appropriate title. With me being involved in performing arts, I could relate to many of those comedians and some of the stories they had shared. Most of the lessons discussed talked mainly about how to be funny and how to be successful. The most relate-able thing was about working with different crowds and having to adapt a show to a different crowd. A speech crowd will laugh at different jokes than the football team.
ReplyDeleteThe class as a whole has really helped to prepare me for college. I started online classes yesterday, and my first assignment as well. The first thing I had to do- write on an online discussion board and comment on someone else's post. Well doesn't that sound familiar?
I also believe that this class will help me in college. Without this class I wouldnt be as prepared.
DeleteThis class has definitely taught me how to write a blog. This class has helped me prepare for college
Deletewhat I have learned from the book of man a navy seal is how to tie a tie, how to mix a drink, how to build a camp fire, how to change a tire, how to throw a punch, how to sight in a gun, how to cook a bat to eat, how to drive like a seal, and how to clean a fish. in the next few years I will remember all of it.
ReplyDeleteWhy will you remember it all? Are you going into the military?
DeleteCould you relate to anything in your book that made it so enjoyable for you?
DeleteDo you think you related to this book?
Delete1) The biggest thing that i got from this book was to stay humble and kind because you never know who your going to be dealing with. This was by fare my favorite book.
ReplyDelete2) This class thought me how to write a blog.
did you think it was hard to write the blogs
Deletedo you think you will remember anything in this book
DeleteWill you take anything with you after reading this book?
Deleteyour right about number two. never thought id ever have to use a blog
DeleteI agree with number 2, i never used a blog before this class.
Delete1.) Upon finishing my book, I learned that even when people are in war and trying to kill each other there are and was people that still people that where there enemy with some sort of honor and respect. So that if the same thing would happen to them they would be treated the same. I a few years from now one of the things that I will remember is, the thing that I wrote above because it is an important and interesting to remember. This was a pretty good book and it is one of the better books that I have read.
ReplyDelete2.)I feel that this class has tough me how to work good in groups and discuss well. In this class I learned how get out of a book at least a little more of what the author intended.
1. In my book A Broken Us, the theme that is carried within the story and that I will leave with from this book is "never judge anyone until you know their story. When i look back on this story I will remember that god does everything for a reason and good things only come to good people. This book ranks high on my list because it has been one of my favorites so far.
ReplyDelete2. This class has taught me responsibility because having responsibility comes in hand when only your homework or log is graded. I learned if you get all you work done in the class you wont have a hard time passing also this class has helped me become a better reader.
My book has also taught me to never judge anyone because Max is seen dangerous just because he has some mental illnesses but he is actually a kind and caring person.
Delete1. After finishing "The Hobbit" I learned to always go on adventure, and to always see an idea from another perspective. In the book Bilbo looks back on his adventure and is glad of his decisions of going on the trip because of all of the friendships he made. This book also showed me that even though you might not agree with something, it might be for the best. In the book Gandalf left the group on their own and they struggled without him, but they pulled through and got better from it.
ReplyDelete2. I learned about time management and how important it is.
I also learned how to manage my time. Time management is very important.
DeleteMy book, Unbroken, has taught me to never take what I have for granted and that things could always be worse. For the future I will remember that nothing is impossible and no matter what you are going through no matter how tough, you can get through it. Never give up and always keep your head high. This book is up there as one of the best I have ever read, the war aspect and the brutality of it as well as all the lessons to be learned just makes this book great.
ReplyDelete2. Senior year English has taught me that i actually dont hate reading and writing as much as I thought I did, and that I can do anything if I put my mind to it.
I completely agree with number 2! I never used to be a reader, but this class has shown me that it is not that bad.
DeleteThis book taught me if you put your mind to something while trying hard and believing in yourself you can whatever you want and that you need to stay calm and cool in the time of emergencies and do what you have to when someone else’s life is at risk.
ReplyDeleteThis class really hasn’t taught me much. Kind of my waste of my time honestly. Whats the point of writing a paper every week over dumb topics? I guess one thing I did pick up on is how many games can I play after I finish my stuff
I thought that this class helped me become a better writer, even if the topics were not the greatest.
Deletei agree with austin i think the writing helped me become a better writer
DeleteThis class helped me understand more about what i read in the book as i was reading with doing the read journals and the discussions i never really missed a part in the book with doing it.
DeletePlease Stop Laughing At Me taught me that you should not be a bully and if you see someone getting bullied stand up for them. I will always remember how Jodee never gave up and became very successful as a writer and owner of a business.
ReplyDeleteThis class has taught me that you if you get all your stuff done early,you do not have to stress out. Also it was up to you to get all your stuff done and we had a lot of freedom in this class so you had to be responsible.
Our books are so similar, teaching others the lesson that bullying is definitely wrong, but it helps to stand up for yourself.
DeleteI feel like that lesson is preached about so often but yet it doesn't get through with some people. Seeing people stand up for others and their selves is encouraging. Because if they can do it, I can also.
Deletewell you never stood up for me when i got bullied sooo idk what your talking about.
DeleteReading Running Loose taught me to never take things for granted. Louie had many twists and turns throughout the book, one of them being told he couldnt play sports again. It was on my top list of books.
ReplyDeleteThis class I have learned to work with other more proficient, which will be beneficial in the real world.
What about the book has made it one of your favorites? It sounds like Louie has had some tough times, how did he handle them?
Deletedo you think you can relate to Louie? minus the girlfriend dying and what not. and I agree this book can teach you not the take anything for granted.
Delete1.) A lesson I learned from reading the book 13 Reasons Why is to always treat people with respect. You never know what someone's situation is, so its best to just treat people the way you would want to be treated. When I look at this book 10 years from now, I hope more people understand how terrible bullying is. This book ranks first on my list for it being such an eye-opening read.
ReplyDelete2.) This class taught me that with all the freedom we had, to keep up with all the tasks that were due. Definitely loved all the freedom!
A lesson I learned from Dune is remain calm when things go bad. As for what it would leave me in five years. It probably won't leave much. The most I remember about the book is the unique story it told and how it was told. So the best I would probably remember is that it was good. The book would probably rank about my 10th favorite book.
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I am unsure of what I learned in this class. I feel I improved in my reading and writing skills, but I can't identify exactly what I learned that improved my skills.
I feel the same way about what I learned, but I would say I improved my reading and writing skills as well.
DeleteI Am A SEAL Team Six Warrior has taught me to realize that everyone has a reason for what they choose to do with their lives, and that you can't judge someone without knowing their past or what happened in their life.
ReplyDeleteEnglish 4 in general has taught me how to write good quality papers. It has also helped me figure out how to manage my time so I can get everything i need done.
A lesson I learned is to not judge someone until you know them and always keep your head up, because confidence is important. Ill remember this book being probably the best in its series. It ranks around in my top 50.
ReplyDeleteThe class showed me that people have different opinions a book and it's good to share them. With more freedom, I had to manage my time better and my reading and writing skills improved.
There were many lessons that were incorporated into the reading. But ones that stuck out to me are ones we hear all the time. Never giving up is one of those. Cater was a strong, intelligent and caring young boy when his parents made him stay in school and pushed him to continue because they knew he would go far.
ReplyDeleteThis class has taught me that everything is on you. Having the free time in class to get things done, but did I want to sit there and do nothing or complete my assignments to allow free time at home. It made me aware of time management and how proactive I am, even tough classmates around me didn't want to do anything I still needed to keep myself on track.
Not everything has to be so serious in a book. This book "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" is just loaded with random stupid humor that makes the book fun, but keeps the plot going on like they never happened. I really liked this book, and I'd say that it would reach my top ten books of all time.
ReplyDeleteThis Class as a whole has been a very relaxed experience, which is nice for people who use they're time well. However what I've learned about myself throughout this class is that I don't really use my time too well. I'll be sure to work on that when college comes, I'm going to need it.
Yeah I agree with you about how this class taught me time management skills and that you should use your free time wisely and get your work done. I hope you continue to work on that as you go to college.
Deletethis class has been one of my favorites yet. i loved everyone in it and it was a fun jorney with all of you
DeleteIn my book A Farewell to Arms I learned about WWI and how lots of people in the battles didn't like the war. I also learned a lot about what it was like when they retreated in the war and how people that were wounded were treated and how much medical treatment has changed through out the century since WWI.
ReplyDeleteThis class has taught me a lot about other cultures and the struggles people go through on a daily basis through the book. I learned to appreciate how fortunate I am to live in a safe home in a safe and free country.
Interesting book, who's the author of it?
DeleteThe gentlemen has portrayed that beating someone nearly to death when your 16 is not a very good idea especially when its one of your teachers
ReplyDeleteThe freedom has been great this last tri #secondlastday
freedom was great! why did you like it so much?
DeleteHas the freedom of the class maybe got the best of you? if so what would you have changed to make it different. and i enjoyed the freedom too!
DeleteReading Storm Breaker taught me many things. One of the main things i learned from the book is that determination is huge and can get you through anything. If you are determined enough you can overcome any task you put yourself to.Looking back on this book 5-10 years from now i will remember it.I will remember the main character Alex over anything. I really like his personality. This book was one of my all time favorites for reading.
ReplyDeleteEnglish 4b has really taught me some valuable life lessons. One of those being to manage your time wisely. Class time was a huge advantage to this class but it was hard not to take advantage of that. But if you can manage your time wisely and get work done in class, the class is actually not that bad.
In the book Heaven is for Real I learned about a Young boys journey of going to heaven and coming back and telling his story. Whether you believe in heaven or not it is still a good representation of what this young boy goes trough.
ReplyDeleteThis class has taught me about diversities and about how to stick with things even if you don't like them. There were books I didn't like but in the end when you stick them out and finish them you might get something out of them that you never thought you would have ever learned.
1)a couple things that i learned from this book is get involved make friends with people and dont just stand there and watch people like an outcast. get involved in school and do sports and go support your school by going to the football games. another thing i learned is dont do LSD it messes you up
ReplyDelete2) this class has taught me dont wait until last minute because youll end up being rushed to get everything done and not have free time to do stuff out of school
Your book sounds very interesting and I can agree with what you learned from the class because it is a lot nicer when the work is done and you get your free time back.
Deletethis book is my all time favorite. i learned from it that your friends are the closest thing to you and that you should never let them go. keep your close friends close.
ReplyDeleteI learned alot in this class to writing papers to meeting with new people and talking to them about our books, and how to explain our book. its been a ride
In my book Fablehaven one of the themes is that you can always trust your family in any situation. This book is definitely top five on my all time list because it was very interesting to read.
ReplyDeleteThis class has taught me that you have to use your time wisely if you want to get all your work done in class. It also taught me a lot about other cultures from the second book i read.
Sounds like an interesting read, what about the book makes it one of your top 5?
DeleteWow you learned so much in this class
DeleteWhat makes this book so unique?
DeleteIn my book "Girls we Love" some themes and lessons that I've learned is to know who your real friends are. Everybody isn't who they say they are, especially if you barely know them. 10 years from now the thing I will remember most about this is book, it that the main character is just like me! It was easy to connect to this book because Flan is a mirror image of me. Overall this book was one of my favorites, but it's not like I would read it over and over again.
ReplyDeleteThis class has taught me that I have to have time management. This is something that I struggle with sometimes, but I got better this tri. Overall the freedom was great!
This book (Unbroken) has left me with a lot to think about, probably the thing that Louie left me with is having hope and being able to forgive people for their actions. He forgave everyone for what they did to him and he kept close communication with his friend that he made in the P.O.W camps.
ReplyDeleteThis class has taught me to stay on task and basically have the responsibility to do what you have to do and make sure you have it done.
Lone Survivor has taught me to never settle and always push on. Marcus describes many times how SEALs are always learning something new and improving themselves. They are never getting complacent. I take from that most because I recently have been trying to always keep learning and improve something about myself and never waste time. In regards to pushing on, I can already relate to that. I always know that it will get worse before it gets better so just keep fighting and stick with hope.
ReplyDeleteThis class has really taught me that their is much more about a book than just words on a page. I never used to be a reader and really have always wanted to become one, but I haven't until now found the underlying messages in books.
This book had many lessons with it, one was never giving up. Brian was always forced to never give up, because being a long snapper in the NFL, you are faced with a lot of adversity. When I look back at the Long Snapper 5 years from now, it will remind me to treat everyday day of your life like it was your last and to always keep faith. This book ranks in my top 5 favorite. The book was more than a football book, it was a life event.
ReplyDeleteThis class has taught me to be prepared, because if your not Mrs. B might get mad. Now that I'm done with high school and starting college this fall, I need to get more organize. I learn to use my time wisely in this class, because if you don't you might fall behind.
This book didnt sound very interesting to me but it made your top 5... why is that?
DeleteThis book sounds very interesting, although I am not one for sports books. I love books with lessons about life. My book was also focused around the lesson of life. And roughly the dame lesson as yours. Make the most of life! I am so glad you liked this book! What was the name again? I really hope when you remember this book, you can truly say to yourself that you have made the most of your life. Good Luck with your future!! :)
DeleteIf you had to rank your all-time favorite books, what would they be?
ReplyDeleteThe Finest Hour has taught me to always try your best in everything I do, and to never give up. Bernie and his crew could have made up a excuse or even just stay at the boat house but they knew it was their duty to go out and save lives and they did just that. When the struggles got worse they didn't turn back and give up... they kept on going towards their destination. In 5 to 10 years when I look back on this book I am going to remember how these 4 brave men put their lives at risk to go out into a awful storms with 70 foot waves to save 35 men. It is just incredible and easily ranks in my top 10 favorite books I have read.
ReplyDeleteEnglish 10 was a blast Ms. Broadbent and I seriously am going to miss it. I like how you let us goof around as long as we got our work done which teaches us that goofing around causes us to do more work later on, and of course I think I have become a better writer because of this class.
YOUR THE BEST MS. BROADBENT!!!
DeleteQuinn explain to me why this book is one of your top 5 books you have ever read. NICE QUINN MED!
ReplyDeleteOne thing Dawn has really taught me is to take the little things for granted because someone could have it worse than you. I am so blessed to be in America because I cannot imagine going through what some of those people had to got through.One thing that will stick with me is Elie story and like imagery that he has shared. I liked the first book better but it was also a great book.
ReplyDeleteThis class has taught me to reflect on things. To get your stuff done early so you do not have to worry about it.
What did you enjoy about this book to make into your top 5?
ReplyDeletethis book taught me to love my family and to always look out for the ones looking out for me. i think it taught me that my family is most important and never lose sight of the ones you love. in 10 years im gonna look back on this book and realize that did right with my family and was always there for them. this class definitley taught me to be closer with my friends and that (like with you) i can make friends with anyone if i try hard enough
ReplyDeleteI really wanted to read this book! I love how it had opened the eyes of meet producers and inspectors. This book really made a change in how the industry was run! Great choice! Good luck in life!
ReplyDeleteMy book Siddhartha, was essentially written for lessons. Not only was there the main lesson of finding yourself and where your path is in life, it also had very many hidden lessons wedged between the lines. There was the lesson to not let your mistake define you, but define how you react to things and how you will approach future situations. It also shows that knowledge isn't everything. Life will not fully be lived, if you are not fully awakened. You must see the world for it's beauty and grace. You must connect with nature and become at peace with yourself. When you achieve that, then,at that moment, you are truly living.
ReplyDeleteI also learn responsibility, organization skills, and how to be very independent. I learned responsibily through having to finish things on time, for if you don't you won't have a very good discussion. I learned organization skills and independence through the calendars. Getting to set up my own deadlines for my book helped me understand my own pace and achievements.
Cat, I really like those lessons, they are all very true for life.
DeleteMy book Speak taught me that it is okay to speak up sometimes, and to let people get close. this book is probably one of my favorites now. I'll remember would be that now matter what happens in life only you can make that choice to move on or speak up.
ReplyDeleteThis class has taught me how to work with a variety of people, to be responsible, and to make sure to meet your deadlines.
That's a really great theme, I remember you saying how weird it was. I hope the ending of it was good.
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