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If You Enjoyed the Hunger Games, You Might Also Like These Novels for Teens and Older Children
If you enjoyed the Hunger Games and want to read other books about young people in dystopian world, check out the books presented here.
2 commentsTemplate for Creating and Building a New Fantasy Race for your Fictional World
In fantasy world building and writing, the term "race" is loosely used to describe a sentient or sapient life form with a similar degree of intelligence and awareness as that of a human. Generally a new race will have shared traits and will be aware...
5 commentsClassic Literature Suggestions for 5 and 6 Year Old Children
A list of classic books for 5 and 6 year old kids. Recommended classic literature for young kids.
4 commentsNed Stark and his Children: Who is Jon Snow's Mother?
An investigation of the possible parents of the character Jon Snow in George R R Martin's Song of Ice and Fire series.
19 commentsWho's Your Literary Role Model?
What sort of role models are we presenting in contemporary Young Adult fiction? The comparison between the classic literary heroines and today's heroines might surprise you.
6 commentsWriting Styles of English Literature
This is a brief overview of the MLA, APA, AAA, and ASA styles of writing with some helpful sites and books.
9 commentsObama- Lord of the Rings a parody
THE EYE OF OBAMA Ok in responding to a hub by the Frog prince i got this idea I RELATE THE "OBUMACAREBILL" SIMILAR TO THE "RING OF POWER " IN THE LORD OF THE RINGS. "forged in secret dark places the lord sauron (OSaurbama-obama) filled it with...
13 commentsSonnets and Postmodernism
Recently, I ran a workshop on sonnets with my community college students. Most of the students immediately thought of Shakespeare and language that’s difficult to understand. Although many people believe that students in ‘community colleges’...
6 commentsAmericans Do Not Speak English
If you’ve spent any amount of time talking to a person from the United Kingdom and you are from America or vice versa, it soon becomes evident that we do not speak the same language.
131 commentsWho Was Krishna?
Krishna is the main character of Mahabharat, the famous and popular epic of India. It is considered as a holy Hindu book, but it is a collection of several fables. It has nothing to do with any specific religion. Further, Mahabharat was compiled after Vardhaman Mahaveer and Gautam Buddha adsence, limewire
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