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Fundado em 2022, este portal jornalístico vem como ferramenta de publicação de diversas produções textuais, em português e em inglês, dos estudantes da Escola Americana de Vitória.
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Os textos aqui publicados não representam a opinião da EAV como instituição, mas sim a de cada autoria indicada.
Arquivo da categoria: 7th & 8th Grade (2022)
Grasping Mysteries: Girls Who Loved Math and My Brigadista Year: A Comparison
The books Grasping Mysteries: Girls Who Loved Math by Jeannine Atkins and My Brigadista Year by Katherine Paterson are amazing books from world literature written about aspects from the past. The first mentioned book is set in many different time … Continue lendo
Publicado em Book Comparison Essays
Com a tag Cuban War, Historical Fiction, Literature, Women who made history
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Betty Before X and Lilli’s Quest: A Comparison
In the 1960s it happened a lot of racial discrimination, and unfortunately, it happens until today. The book Betty Before X, written by Ilyasah Shabazz – the third daughter of Betty X and Malcolm X, tells a story about a … Continue lendo
Publicado em Book Comparison Essays
Com a tag Civil Rights, Ethnicity, Historical Fiction, Literature, Racism, Warfare, World War 2
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One Crazy Summer and Grasping Mysteries: A Comparison
The books One Crazy Summer by Rita Williams-Garcia and Grasping Mysteries by Jeannine Atkins have a lot of similarities and differences. In the first mentioned book talks about a girl that traveled to Oakland with his sisters to meet her … Continue lendo
Publicado em Book Comparison Essays
Com a tag Historical Fiction, Literature, Women who made history
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White sands Red Menace and Caminar: A comparison
Ellen Klages and Skila Brown are both writers of historical fiction. In both books, White Sands, Red Menace, and Caminar the authors write about teens but from different backgrounds. Though, they have different experiences with the army, and how they … Continue lendo
Playing Atari With Saddam Hussein and The Night Diary: A comparison
How would you act if your country was going through a war? Both books The Night Diary and Playing Atari with Saddam Hussein have similarities and differences, both of them talk about some kind of conflict, the first book mentioned … Continue lendo
Publicado em Book Comparison Essays
Com a tag Children, Historical Fiction, Literature, Resistance
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The Taste of Rain and Nine, Ten: A Story a September 11 story: A Comparison
In this essay the central idea is compare and contrast two different books that happened in different historical events, the first book is The Taste of Rain that is about the second Sino-Japanese war that happened during 1937-1945, the narrator … Continue lendo
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Com a tag 9/11, Children, Historical Fiction, Literature, Resistance
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A Long Way from Home and Listening for Lions: A Comparison
A long Way from Home by Alice Walsh follows the story of a teenager called Rabia. Rabia and her family used to live in Afghanistan but they are moving to New York to escape the brutal Taliban. Years ago in … Continue lendo
Nine, Ten and Playing Atari with Saddam Hussein: A Comparison
Although Nora Raleigh Baskin novel nine, ten: a september 11 story talks about the 9/11 Twin Towers attack, it can be compared to the book Playing Atari With Saddam Hussein by Jennifer Roy, because both books share similar elements, such … Continue lendo
Publicado em Book Comparison Essays
Com a tag 9/11, Historical Fiction, Literature
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The Boy Who Dared and She Loves You: A Comparison
In the book She loves You by Ann Hood, and The boy who dared by Susan Campbell, both of the main characters have a lot of differences and also similarities.Trudy from the first book is a girl that participated indirectly … Continue lendo
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Com a tag Historical Fiction, Literature, Vietnam War, World War 2
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Towers Falling and Without Refuge: A Comparison
“Protect your loved ones.” That is a lesson that can be seen in Towers falling by Jewell Parker Rhoades and in Without Refuge by Jane Mitchell. These stories share some differences but they have aspects that they share resemblance, in … Continue lendo
Publicado em Book Comparison Essays
Com a tag Historical Fiction, Literature, Poverty, Warfare
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