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Jenna’s grandmother, Lily, seems to resent Jenna. When Jenna is around she seems to stop talking or doing what she was doing. She never really does anything for Jenna but she always does something for Claire. Jenna has also noticed this, she says the “Anything she does for me is really for Mother” (Pearson 84). […]

In the book Jenna Fox’s mother has decided that Jenna can start “…school tomorrow” (Pearson 48). When I read that I wondered why her mother had changed her mind. Earlier in the book  going to school was “…out of the question” (Pearson 48).  After she said Jenna could start school she let Jenna go for […]

I can understand Jenna’s position because my father once fell into a coma and when he woke up he had to learn how to do some basic things over again.  For example, my father at first like Jenna “…couldn’t walk” at all (Pearson 6). However after some practice he couldn’t walk and it  was strange […]

In The Adoration of Jenna Fox, Jenna Fox has forgotten everything ever since she woke up from her coma. She has to learn everything over again, even smiling and hugging. She has also forgotten easy words such as “Jump[,] Hot[, and] Apple” (Pearson 8). One day she is watching some videos of here as a […]

Reading is Power     REFLECTION:       For this part, you choose how/where in your collage to answer the questions. You could answer all of them together in one place, or individually for each picture. Your choice! Just make sure to write in complete, grammatically correct sentences. No sentence minimum! 1. What do the data/results show? About […]

In the book Jazz is trying to find a serial killer that has been causing problem in his town. Why Jazz is so obsessed with finding this killer? I understand that it is his town but he should just leave it to the professionals, the police. He was so obsessed he had “…morbid…” pictures on […]

In the book Jazz, the protagonist, is trying to hide from a crime scene. It is said that he “…belly-crawled…through underbrush and tall grass…” (Lyga 4). The area he is in is described as “…nothing but old bent and broken  stalks, weeds, cattail, and scrub” (Lyga 4).  When I read this I imagine a field […]

In the book Watson has seen Holmes over a dead body and now he thinks that Holmes has killed a man. He thinks his dear friend, Holmes has done this horrible crime because they have been numerous deaths in the south end of London they have all been the same execution, kill then remove an […]

“Even Lestrade… never broke his silence in the matter of Lord Hull…” (King 8). What happened in the matter of Lord Hull? Who is Lestrade? “It was a wet, dreary afternoon…” (King 8). Why do  most Sherlock Holmes books seem to have a setting such as this? How is Sherlock Holmes so observant? Why is […]

In the book Robert Hunt, a friend of Watson’s daughter is kidnapped. When she is returned Watson and Hunt receive a letter that says “…You may take any precautions you care to, but they will not prevent me from taking her again…” (Perry 53). The letter is sent by someone named “M.”, I predict this […]