Writing allowed Anne to maintain her sanity and spirit while in hiding. It also gives people the opportunity to re-live her story today. Anne Frank “ hoped to confide everything” (to her diary) and hoped it would be “a great source of comfort and support”. Not only was Anne’s diary extraordinary because of the remarkable events she described, but she was also an excellent storyteller. She would let her imagination run wild and this kept her spirit alive.
Markus Zusak uses her and her love for books to help portray the main idea of words and literature and the power they can have. When Liesel first arrived on Himmel Street she couldn’t read and was totally illiterate however Hans took the time to teach her to read and soon we find that Liesel has a real gift for writing and reading. Max says in his book ‘the word shaker’ “She knew how powerless a person could be without words” and it is from being illiterate till she was 10 that she gained this knowledge. Because of the events in her life, and her understanding of their power, she decides to use the words positively. We see this when she writes in her novel, the book thief, "I have hated the words and I have loved them, and I hope I have made them right."
For more than two years Anne Frank describes her daily life in hiding in her diary. As Anne and her family were deprived of the freedom to do as they wish, Anne occupied her time by writing, starting a diary that would keep her legacy alive long after the horrors of the Holocaust had ended. The image of Anne Frank depicted in her diary relate to the common teenage struggles, as she stands out so much because her personality is genuinely captured through the words of her diary, as she was a remarkably skillful writer while she was only thirteen to fifteen years old in hiding from the Nazis. Through Anne’s self-presentation in her diary, she is the one who controls the readers’ viewpoints by showing her stream of consciousness through her private thoughts. Anne is so relatable because her words are sincere; she was able to depict the world around her very clearly, while simultaneously describing the world within her head, both the inside
She has one daughter. Joan grew up in River Forest, Illoins. She was overweight and tall when she was growing up and often felt like an outcast. Joan kept a diary as a child and always wrote stories and poems. She always knew she wanted to do something with comedy as a career.
Ms.Gruwell was very patience with her students and she did many things with them that seemed to help them out. She took them to field trips got, them stories about students who many of them could relate to, and also got them journals for them to express themselves in. That seemed to help the kids truly know that they aren’t the only ones who feel like they do now and they could finally open up. If Christy’s family weren’t so patient and his mom wasn’t willing to do new things with him then Christy wouldn’t be writing and drawing. Patience can really help out many people especially when they are trying to challenge someone’s
Lucy had a story, Lucy had been through pain, Lucy had grown strong, Lucy had grown to be invincible. Lucy would take every chance she had to do what she wanted. When she taught, she taught book she had always wanted to read. When she moved to a new place she would meet as many people as possible and go out every night. Lucy was a socialite and she loved every minute of it.
She looked forward to the coming days when she could talk to the classroom at the local high school and share her stories. She'd become so much more than that young girl could ever dream of. Here she was a successful writer telling stories that made her far wealthier than she though possible. But the true wealth was in the journey and she knew and took it with her where ever she went. I Am I try very hard to remember everything.
The one thing that distinguishes her from the other poor people is that she can read and write. She writes her diary and soon publishes it. From what Carolina says it seems like she is intellectually further than others in favela. She knows she is poor but she is not discouraged by that. She still holds strong in her character and her values.
She kept a diary, and wrote in it almost every day about the horrors that surrounded her, of hiding in a room, hoping not to be found, and of surviving under all the pressure. Nelly loved to draw, and create watercolors. (A lot of her drawings are in the book) Nelly was very nice and loving, and was never mean to anybody. She loved her mother, and took care of her if she was in need. Some other important people in this book are, Papa, Mama, and Pani (Aunt) Krysia.
Robyn Watkins Dual Enrollment 4th Period Portrait of a Writer: Aria Williams The ability to read and write fluently is a necessity while living in today’s society. Reading and writing components are a part of people’s everyday lives and impossible to abolish although it’s not obvious to some. While analyzing “The Melting Pot of Writing” by Aria Williams, many reading and writing experiences were expressed in details. Aria’s mother receives the credit for instilling dedication and advance reading and writing skills in her that has become beneficial to her future. Although there aren’t many dedicated children like Aria in today’s society, some may believe the children in our communities have a plethora of potential.