Pages 222 – 232- Eng 30

This was a good way to wrap up everything we have read thought out these pages. It was almost like a small detailed version of the A Christmas Carol. This book really shows people how to be giving around the holidays and thankful for things they don't have, or for things they have that others may not have. I like how the other authors talk about the same story. Everyone has a different view on it, along with a different memory attached.

Pages 206 – 221- Eng 300

First of all WOW mail was slow back then. No need ever telling people of important things via the mail because they wouldn't get it for another month or so after you wrote it.
But secondly I really like it when in stories they use other forms of writing. Like for example in last week, when then broke it up alittle with there names, and ages, of the quotes. And then this week, we had a lot of good conversation thur letter format. It makes you feel as if you aren't reading as much, because you get done faster. Like shorter chapters. We today are all about getting things done fast, so I'd rather read more chapters even if was the same amount as one. I know sounds weird.

Pages 190 – 205- Eng 300

In this section I really like all the interviews or quotes from the different people. It really brings the story to life, and makes you feel as if you are really talking to the person. Along with feeling what these little kids had to go thur. A 6-year-old...really? really?!

When it started talking about the different leg de-formalities from the things they went thur. It was almost like a branding of the life they had. Like a premature holocaust for some people.