My name is Christina, actually my friends call me stina. I enjoy reading diferent kinds of novels but scary stories. Would I follow the laws? Or have a different opinion like Faber and Montag? It would be horrible to think of a world that is worse than now.

TCIS ENGLISH 9 BLOGGERS UNITE! Wednesday, 24 January 2007. Welcome, visitors and TCIS English 9 students! Prepare to surf each others blogs and leave a valuable comment! We are exploring the theme of dystopia in Literature. On this page you will find links to all of the blogs created by students for our Literature Project. Just click on each link to view each page and leave comments about what our bloggers have written. Catch the Wave to Our Blogs! Surfing the web on your Blog.

Put entry of your choice. Are there any settings in this novel which you have found to be beautiful? Describe these settings and comment on why they were meaningful to you. Wednesday, March 21, 2007. Why is this passage meaningful? This relates to.

Tuesday, April 22, 2008. Every movie includes a voice to deliver its message to the audience. I believe Hotel Rwanda definitely has a message, which is sent variously to each and many people. For me, Hotel Rwanda informed me of many historical and personal facts. This movie spoke to me that we are responsible for knowing what is going on in other parts of our world, and not make the same mistakes we made in Rwanda again. Because the victims were Africans.

Friday, February 29, 2008. 169; By Grethel Haviland. The wind winds its way over gurgling streams. And ripples onto forest floors. It peeks at creatures fast asleep. But mischievously shakes the trees above. And gather their blossoms and flee. It ruffles the feathers of fowl and eagles. And treads the mountain peaks. Then it swiftly climbs, to give the skies a kiss. It passes over fields of corn. And farmsteads nestled among trees. The title of this .