My book was Hondo by Louis L’amour and I did a test.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FQGHL3jDXDX5R-gky_yNN_wpeeDykROaloMNM9ZuDVc/edit

My book was Hondo by Louis L’amour. I enjoyed this book because it was action packed and exciting and held my interest. For my project I will do a test.

I like “Of Mice and Men” better than “The Great Gatsby” because there is more going on and more on the line. The characters are in real danger and have real problems in “Of Mice and Men”. However, in “The Great Gatsby”, all teh characters are terrible people doing terrible things to get what they want.

The Great Gatsby was an interesting book. I don’t think I enjoyed it very much because it was kind of boring, but I think it had a good message in that there is always hope. Most of the people in the book were not good people, and the way they came by some of the things they had was not honest, but at least Gatsby had some hope.

https://www.harpersbazaar.com/culture/features/a37628920/radical-giving-october-2021/

This article is talking about the differences between old and new money.

What is the line between old and new money?

Are people with old money or new money more successful?

For my American novel, I chose West of Dodge. This book is by Louis L’amour and is a western book. I enjoy his books and that’s why chose this one.

I chose West of Dodge by Louis L’amour. I chose this book because I enjoy western books and specifically L’amour’s other books.

The more you remove yourself from other people, the more you control who you will be because you are the one who has to make all the decisions. The more you have outside influences, the more you will be like everyone else.

For my INP, I read Call of the Wild and did a timeline.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1GyMcvSmyhktf8Oc7Ppc9cSFziSDT9MFVuQcOAWwYJuw/edit#slide=id.g1dfa6a9aa6c_0_159

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S074756321930130X

This article shows the affects of conformity to pressure in social media, especially in fake news. I agree with this article in that if we aren’t careful, we can fall into spreading fake news. Do you think social media has a direct impact on this generation’s ability to resist conformity? How much news that is spread is actually fake?