Book: Need

Author: Carrie Jones

What is happening right now is that Zara has started going to school and she’s already got a crush and a friend. The creepy thing is that her crush. Nick Colt, tells her to stay away from Ian, the guy who’s been helping her get around school for her first day. Why would Nick want her to stay away from Ian? While Nick and Zara were running the mile in P.E he told her that she should “stay away from Ian” because “he’s a user”(Jones41). Why does Nick think that Ian is a user? Should Zara listen to Nick since he’s obviously known Ian for a long time? Or should she listen to what Ian tells her about Nick? Ian tells Zara that Nick is “a jerk [and that] he’s got this cop-complex thing going on”(Jones45). What is Ian hiding? Could he be the one that’s stalking Zara? Why are there so many mysteries now that Zara has come to Maine?

During this time Conan is finding the missing girl and her name is Amy as his search continue he encounter murders again. His friends are afraid to continuing the quest with him so I’m curious Will he still want to find Amy? or Will he stop and look for someone else to help him? but now I find it pretty easy since as he said ” Shut up, I will never giving up finding her” (Aoyama 18). This pretty much clearly explain how he feel about her as a friend. In the process of finding clue to find Amy he remember where she was left off since he have the ability to remember things very quickly and accurate. As they continue to search one of the friend call out ” This clip must be from that rich’s man call” (Aoyama 25). This could lead them to her since is a tracking device he used luckily slip in Amy pocket but now that she drop it What will happen to Amy? Will they make it in time to save her? or even How will Conan come up a plan to save her?

So far this book is good, but there’s some questions in my head, In chapter 10 when Ever was talking to Riley, she said “be careful with Damen Auguste”, there’s something strange about him”(Noel 63). What did Riley mean when she said that? Does Damen possess powers to like Ever? Or does he know what happen to Ever without touching her? After that Rliey left and Ever was trying to call her back to explain what she meant, but it was too late. Next Day Ever kept staring at Damen and hearing what her sister said last night. I feel like theres something that’s going to happen with Damen and Ever and I don’t mean dating. Will Damen explain why Ever has these’s powers? Why she was the only one who survied that car accident and can only see her little sister and dog and not her parents? So many qustions, well I just have to keep reading to find out.

Insurgent by Veronica Roth

Jeanine from the Erudite faction wants total control over society and better yet she wants to have total control of the divergent people. Why does divergence threaten her so much?  Tris and the other loyal Dauntless members feel isolated, trapped and unsure of their future. Will the Leader of Candor be manipulated by one of Jeanine’s representatives? Will Tris ever get over the fact that she killed her friend Will? While all of this is going on, all the people that were injected with the transmitter is worried about a stimulation that is still in their body that can be turned on at any moment to control their bodies. When will this happen and what would Jeanine make them do?

Alex and Willow went camping on the mountain in Chicago because they wanted to hide from the angels. The air on the mountain was really cold and so Willow said she will “…never wash [her hair] again and she doesn’t ‘care  about how disgusting it gets” (Weatherly 341). Why doesn’t she care about how her hair looks, isn’t she there with Alex? .Why did they even choose such a cold place to camp?. Why don’t they boil their water and then use it instead?. Why did Willow and Alex go on a camping alone?. Where are their friends and family?. Are they trying to discover something of the mountain?.

I am reading the book The Elegant Universe by Brian Greene. I just began reading this book so i have many questions. The book starts of by introducing two theories. First, what is the theory of general relativity? Also, what is the theory of quantum mechanics? Why cant the two theories coexist? These topics that are extremely controversial are rattling the minds of physicists everywhere.

In “Outcasts United” I have finally finished reading this mood changing book. I would like to know why the other didn’t want to finish the book as a happy ending? Did he write this book for young adults or children who are growing up to make friendships? ” At the end we finally separated, never coming back to be a team” (Warren Chapter 12 Page 10)  The coaches never tried in my opinion, to keep a team together you must learn what there problems are. Arguing with your coach is the worst thing a player can do, it shows you’re playing style. Not listing to your coach shoes you’re very weak on the field, you should not be playing because the team will be disappointed in you. Did the author try to convince the reader that soccer is a bad sport? This book gives soccer a bad name, many people will read this and have a negative view on soccer. Was the author a coach in the past and failed to succeed?

While reading today’s chapter Hazel was explaining about the time she ended up in the ICU. She mention how she couldn’t catch her breath, and that when the doctors tried to help her she felt “…embarrassed by their desperation, disgusted that they wouldn’t just let go…” (Green, 25). But why did she feel disgusted?. The doctors were just trying to help her. Why does she feel this way?, she is a survivor. So while she was going through this experience she remembered “…wanting not to be awake” (Green, 25). I understand going through so much pain must be hard, but after going through the “hard” part, why would she give up?.

In Catching Fire, Katniss and her fellow party of other tributes are attacked by a poisonous fog. They are all weak and tired, yet they run as fast as they can away from it. Knowing that Mags was just weight they had to carry, she sacrificed her self. As everyone falls down in somewhat exhaustion, “Mags hauls herself up [from Finnick’s back]” and gives Finnick a farewell kiss on the lips “and then hobbles straight into the fog” killing herself, to ensure the survival of her fellow comrades (Collins 136). I believe Mags did the right thing, as she realized that her being on the team at her age and with her limited mobility, by sacrificing herself. With her gone, the rest can recuperate and move on with surviving the other tributes. I think this was probably the best way to die, from Mags’ point of view as she had lived a long life. She not only survived the Hunger Games once, but was also able to live her life up until a very old age. She was able to put her death to good use, rather than dying somewhere in the Capitol, where not many people would care about her.

In “Outcasts United” Chapter 12 talks about Coach Pete scheduling  a meeting for the team and parents. “I cannot say it anymore, what I thought would be a championship team is now over. I quit and will never be coming back to teach such irresponsible kids .” (Chapter 12, Page 9)  I would always think this book would finish up good, lately it’s jut been getting worse. Coaches are quitting and players are fighting with each other because they all go to different schools and are all different ages. Towards the end of Outcasts United, the team starts to break up and all of the players go to college. Keeping a team together is very hard, as a coach you need to bond with the players and communicating with  them each week. At Chapter 13 all the parents gather together and write a letter to the community saying that starting a new will be good for the upcoming freshmen and the class of 2018.Reading this book makes me think of my team and how much I appreciate my friendships with them, they are all my family. A book can change your thoughts how you view your team, friends, and family, always be nice and respect them because they will do the same in the future for you.