So far my reading is going well. I’m not use to writing in
my book at all so sometimes I forget I’m even supposed to. When I do I just underline
something that stands out to me or that I can somehow relate to. When I have
questions about something that is said I usually circle it. Mostly what I do in
my book is kind of write a summary at the end of each chapter that way I can
look back at what I think were the most important facts but then later on I can
go back through the chapter and underline where the important details came
from.
I think the most important survival skill is confidence and
courage. Throughout all the readings I feel like Beah has made it through the
hard times by being positive and still having hop that he is going to find his
family. In chapter 11 where Beah writes “My eyes followed the brown dusty path
that continued down the hill to the thick forest.” It just shows how excited
Beah is to get to the village and see his parents.
I completely agree. I always find myself forgetting to annotate. I always get caught up in what is going on in the book and completely forget to annotate.
ReplyDeleteI completely agree. I always find myself forgetting to annotate. I always get caught up in what is going on in the book and completely forget to annotate.
ReplyDeleteI found this part in beahs writing to be exhilarating as well. Only to later be let down after not finding his family, yet still keeping me wanting to read more.
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