Book Review 4

   Promises To Keep is a book by Paul Langan published January 1, 2013. Promises To Keep the sequel from the book The Gun. Tyray Hobbs is back and he made a promise to pay someone back. After he had gotten money last time for a gun now he has to pay back the money he borrowed from a girl. He has also heard stories about his brother on the streets, people are always saying that he can't even defend himself even though his brother Will Hobbs is in prison.
  This another book that will motivate you to read. This book will teach you that you should keep your promises and not mess up your life because you've only got one life. This book is filled with action, drama, a sad ending. This book will probably leave new readers in tears. So pick up a copy of this book and start reading. You might also need tissues if you cry.

Book Review 3

   The Gun is a book by Paul Langan published January 1, 2002. The Gun is about a Freshman boy named Tyray Hobbs who goes to Bluford High School. He once was a bully but now he is know picked on by the victims he once picked on. Tyray now looks for a way to get revenge on Darrel Mercer the boy who stopped him from bullying others. He looks to one option to take down Darrel Mercer and his only option is a gun. Will his gun lead him to revenge or will someone think twice before they make a choice that they can't take back.
   This is another book that will motivate people who don't like to read. This book also teaches you lessons like think twice about the choices that your about to make. This book is filled with action, drama, and lessons that you will learn. This book will motivate readers who don't like to read, they will start reading and sure once they start reading this book they won't want to put it down. If you end up liking this book read the sequel to the book.

Book Review 2

   The Fallen is a book by Paul Langan published June 15, 2006. The Fallen is about a boy who goes to bluford high school. His name is Martin Luna and he is in a gang. His little brother Huero had recently died. They have not found the brother's killer and Martin has been getting tired of waiting and he wants to take matters into his own hands.
   This book is a book that will motivate people who don't like to read. It will make people want to read. This book is filled with action, adventure, drama, and anticipation you will want to continue reading and you won't want to put the book down. Even once you finish the book you'll want to reread the book again. You might even want to read the next book in the series.

Book Review 1

   Diary of a Wimpy Kid Series by Jeff Kinney published April 1, 2007.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid series is about a boy who is in middle school and his mom gave him a diary to write in even though he didn't want a diary he wanted a journal. Our main character here is Greg Heffley. He has to brothers a little brother named Manny and an older brother named Rodrick. His mom is named Susan Heffley and his dad is Frank Heffley. Greg always dreams about how he'll be rich and famous one day.

   Now you ask why should I read this book this book is full of laughs and excitement. Every next page is better than the last. Each page will either surprise you, leave you in shock, or make you laugh.
This book is all about comedy and if you like to laugh then you should read this book. So if you like to laugh pick up a copy of this book and start reading.

Jack versuas Hitler

Jack Vs. Hitler

            In the novel, The Lord of the Flies, by William Golding, kids on a plane end up on an island surviving the plane’s destruction. The group tries to keep their humanity and not turn to their animalistic side. There is a kid on the island named Jack Merridew. He is a jerk and declares himself chief of the island. Adolf Hitler and Jack have many similarities. They were both dictators because they eliminated people they did not like, they used their surroundings to manipulate people into doing what they wanted, and they limited free speech.

            Jack and Adolf Hitler are dictators because they both eliminated people they did not like. Golding writes, “We’ll hunt. I’m going to be chief…They nodded and the crisis passed easily.” (3). Jack is a violent hunter and, as chief, his violent nature encourages his followers to cause pain on those who do not agree with him. Due to this, Jack allowed for the murders of Simon and Piggy. Adolf Hitler said, “I know that some Man capable of giving our problems a final solution must appear.” (1) Adolf Hitler would send Jews to the death camps as his final solution. Jack would hunt the people he hated. This just shows that Jack and Hitler would eliminate their enemies to get what they want.

            Jack Merridew and Adolf Hitler both manipulated others. Golding writes, “On top, when Roger and me went on – he stayed back.” (3) Even though Ralph went with Jack and

Roger, Jack manipulates the boys by exaggerating and lying. Jack makes the boys think that Ralph is a coward. Adolf Hitler said, “When it was regarded that the Jews were dangerous we pushed them into the ghettos.” (2). The Nazis lured the Jews into the ghettos, so they could make them weak and tired. They did not fight Adolf Hitler because of this. Both Jack and Adolf Hitler manipulated others to get what they wanted.

            Jack did not care about free speech and neither did Adolf Hitler. Golding writes, “The conch doesn’t work on this part of the island.”(3). Jack did not respect the conch. Jack always ignored the conch he did not care who was talking while holding the conch. He did not want to listen others. As for Adolf Hitler, he had completely terminated free speech. On the page, “Nazi Propaganda and Censorship,” the writer states, “They arrested people who spoke out against the Nazi party.” (4). Adolf Hitler would always make sure no one was speaking out against him. If someone was, they would be eliminated. There was no free speech for Jack or Hitler’s people.

            Jack Merridew and Adolf Hitler were both dictators because they eliminated, manipulated, and silenced their enemies. Jack and Adolf Hitler both wanted power and they took power away from other people. Jack and Hitler both thought they were doing the right thing. Jack and Hitler both ended up causing wars. In the end, because of their selfishness, they both paid the price.

Works Cited

1. "Adolf Hitler." Wikiquote. Wikimedia, 19 Apr. 2016. Web. 25 May 2016.

2. "Ghetto" A-Z Quotes. AZ Quotes, n.d. Web. 25 May 2016.

3. Golding, William. Lord of the Flies. New York: Penguin, 2003. Print.

4. "Nazi Terror Begins." United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. United States Holocaust

Memorial Council, 29 Jan. 2016. Web. 25 May 2016.