Hex hall: Demonglass

 DEMONGLASS

Sophie Mercer, demon, son of the Head of The Council of Prodigium, and student of Hecate Hall, is considering the Removal, a ritual to rid her of her powers. Before making the decision, Sophie actually meets her dad for the first time, and was invited to go to England with him, before taking part in the Removal, seeing if he could convince her not to do it. As it turned out, they were going to the Council headquarters, a beautiful manor called Abbey Thorne, in the outskirts of London. Sophie then discovers that her father and her is not the only demons in the world, when the meets Nick and Daisy, fellow demons and currently living in Abbey Thorne. After a series of events, Sophie re-encounters with her ex-crush, Archer Cross, also a member of the Eye, a group determined to destroy all Prodigium.Sophie is then dragged into an internal conflict, stay with the Council, and betray her love, or run away with him? The test of her royalties are just about to begun, with a twist you would never expect. Read, enjoy, and share.

Tupac questions

1. The tone of the song is aggressive, and shows that he wants changes
2. Tupac uses imagery with the use of synonyms to words, such as penitentiary, for jail, and use of onomatopoeia.
3. Tupac uses rhyming, and rhythm, with many metaphors and onomatopoeia in his raps.
4. I can relate to the songs aggressiveness for change.
5. This song is related to many other rap song that is about racism, most also made by Tupac himself.
6. There are still allot of racism going on in many different countries, and there are people willing to make changes.

The Fighter - Gym Class Heroes ft. Ryan Tedder

Inkdeath

Inkdeath is the ending of the story of Mortimer Folchart, the bookbinder otherwise known as Silvertounge, and in the world so mysteriously carved by Fenoglio, the Bluejay. Before Inantdeath, Mo binded

the White Book for the Adderhead, the tyrant that rules the Inkworld carven by Fenoglio the writer. Mo is now trapped in Inkworld, desperately trying to defend the innocents against the tyrant of the Adderhead.. But the Adderhead iso also desperate, desperate for a cure. For he did not know that during the binding of the book, Mo had moistened every tenth page, thus slowly rotting the book, which rots the Adderhead.... Who will prevail? Read. Find out for yourself.

Do you like "When my name was Keoko"?

I do not like "When my name was Keoko", because it is not my type of novel, it has no real suspense, and it is not my taste. I prefer action packed/ suspenseful books, unlike "When my name was Keoko", it is quite short, and about a topic that I am not really interested in. Furthermore, I can not relate to the characters as much as I can with other novels, with details that I find uninteresting. In conclusion, I do not like "When my name was Keoko"

The Fire of Ares

The Fire of Ares describes the journey of young Lysander, grandson of one of the most powerful men in Sparta, who carries the blood of a noble Spartan, and son of a Helot slave. As Lysander treats for his ill mother, the Fire of Ares, his only token from his deceased father, is stolen. As he searches for it, his grandfather finds him, and arranges him to enter Spartan training, in hope of representing him in the up coming festival. Lysander is bullied because of his Helot heritage, but he sucked it up and pushed on. When the festivals arrive, he is chosen in the team, and eventually wins it... But he doesnt know that a rebellion is coming his way, what will he do? Will he protect his Helot friends, or let his Spartan instinct take control?

What I visualized when I read "When my name was Keoko"

When I was reading "When my name was Keoko," I visualized Tae-yul flying on the plane, and the glider, and how Omoni wailed when she read the letter sent by Taeyul. I also visualized Tae-yul flying from the base, with everyone saluting him and his crew.