Kait's+Blogs

1/6/11 I have really enjoyed my independent reading this semester. I liked And Then There Were None better then Wuthering Heights though. I got into the murder thing a lot more.

At first I didn't think I would enjoy reading english literature but this class has opened my eyes up to different things and I have found that I actually enjoy some of it. So, here's the end of the semesterrrr.

the end of Kait's blogsss.

12/6/10 Truth is, I haven't gotten a chance to read a lot into by book. But, anyway...HAMLET. :) I really like the books that we have. I've always had problems  interpreting Shakespere plays and I like that fact that for  a change we have a modern version of the play so we  can look at it and find the meaning of some of the older  language in case we don't understand it very well.  Other then that, I'm really enjoying the play. :):)

The end.

I finished my book a couple of weeks ago. I got to the end of it and was totally confused. Every person got killed off one by one and the whole time I'd go from thinking it was one person to thinking it was another. Once I got to the end I still didn't know who was the murderer. Also, I made an observation about the books other people in my class are reading. My mom and I noticed that when the book was first published it was called Ten Little N **. (sorry. I don't think I'm allowed to publish that) I also noticed another of the same book was called Ten Little Indians, which today isn't really politically correct either. Then there was the one that I had. It was called And Then There Were None. The books all had the same story line but I still thought it was interesting how the title changed over time.

-Kait Stotts

11/18/10 I chose to read the book Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte. I got it from the Ericson public library here in town where one of the workers there looked at our list and recommended it to me.

11/18/10 I have got through the first couple chapters of my book. So far the character Mr. Lockwood is in a new town and goes to a place called Wuthering Heights where he meets some strange people. He's in the town for a couple days then returns to Wuthering Heights where he has to stay the night because of a snow storm. He is put in a room that is usually closed off to guests. Durning the night he hears mysterious noises and goes to the window where he sees what he thinks is a tree branch tapping on his window. He then breaks through the window to grab the branch where it automatically turns itself into a ghostly hand that reaches out and grabs lockwoods arm. He is frightened. The next day he has someone walk him home where he refused to have any contact with anyone.

As of right now thats all I can remember. :):) happy blog day. Kaitlyn.