Stay

Conflict

         I am reading Stay by Debcaletti. Its about a teenage girl named Clara. She met a boy named Christian at this basketball game were her friend's (Shakti) boyfriend was playing in.The first time she saw Christian was when those beautiful eyes met hers. She felt in a way happy. 

      After the basketball game she looked forward to seeing him again at the next one. But she knew that there was a chance were she couldn't find him, anywhere. That next basketball game came and it was filled with 1,000 people. There was pushing and shoving (of course) but she just couldn't see him at all. Her hope faded away, she really was looking forward to meeting Christian. Finally she saw him after the basketball game. She felt relieved. he was sitting on the bleachers eying her to come. As she walked up the bleachers and sat down, Christian had kissed her. But wait, she doesn't even know this guy. She felt it to soon so she left. The conflict that is going to happen is that Christian cannot let her go. Its turning into a messy obsession.

   Clara has moved away from all the fear of Christian but she might not be able to yet. I cannot tell you the ending. I would recommend this book to anyone that enjoys reading social issues.This is the Sunday blog:) 

The Help

PLOT

       I've been reading THE HELP.  Its a story back where there were slaves for the rich. Its powerful, and it tells you how one whisper can help your community. There are 2 slaves (that I know) Minny and Ailibeen. They work for different people in different homes. They have different experiences. Here in this next paragraph it will explain the plot.

   During the beginning of the book, Ailibeen takes care of Mable (a baby of one of the families). Mable reminds her of her own son that died of getting run over by a truck. Yeah, she was depressed but one day she got up and decided that it was time to start a new day. Ailibeen goes to different homes and to different places. I haven't finished the book yet but I'll keep you  updated.

  All in all, THE HELP is a fabulous book. It is extremely packed with details but you'll get it. I would recommend this book to people that enjoy reading stories about slaves, and how they came out. This is the blog for this Sunday!!!!!

"Revolt of Evil Fairies"

Discromination

                In Ted Poston's "Revolt of Evil Fairies" there is a protagonist that doesn't feel that being dark skinned isn't the way he wants to be. It would be a miracle to him if he got the main act or a good fairy. But he can't because of his color of his skin. Imagine that your in a play and your dark skinned. You would rather prefer the main act or the good fairy. In this case you can't! You have to be a dark fairy. How would you feel if you wouldn't have a voice?

                Ted Poston's "Revolt" has a theme of discrimination. The protagonist goes to a school in Hopkinsville, Kentucky named Booker T. Washington Colored Grammar School. They always do a play called Sleeping Beauty. My first example for discrimination: " Rat Jointer, for instance, rationalize that situation. Rat was not only black; he lived on Billy Goat Hill. But Rat summed it up like this: If you black, you black". This shows what the classmates of the protagonist sum the whole play. 

             In the making of Sleeping Beauty there is one particular teacher. Her name is Miss LaParade. In my second example it shows how she would sum up the play: "Miss LaParade called it a modern morality play of conflict between the forces of good and evil. And the forces of evil , of course, always came off second best." Here you can tell that the teachers make the decisions than the students. They think whats best for the audience and the yallers.

           All in all, the protagonist made a fight with Leonardius Wright but made it look like it was supposed to be in the script. The protagonist doesn't feel bad. Even though he was not going to be in the play next year, it was wroth it doing. Don't believe in people! Believe in yourself. This is the "Revolt of the Fairies" discrimination.   

               

Pretty little liars

Conflict

      I just finished reading Pretty Little Liars. I this book there is killing, murders, and all types of usual world things that happen to be true. There are 4 girls. Emily, Spencer, Aria, and Hanna. They are all in high school in a small town. Suddenly there so called to be best friend, died. Her name was Alison. For the past year they've been receiving notes/text messages. Here I will give out the conflict.

     Imagine that you have this really cool group. You guys have lunch together. The usual freindship. Then a horrible incident happens to your main leader of that group. Right after her funeral you get a text message signed off with her/his name. You've been getting text after text about not doing this or threatening you to do that. This is basically the conflict. You cannot trust anyone!

    All in all, there is still more to overcome. I would recommend these book series to someone that enjoys to read mysteries! Write to you next Sunday!