For as long as I can remember, my parents and I have had the same ongoing quarrel. Being the son of a math wiz, I’ve always had big shoes to
Author: Ariel Itshaik (Page 3 of 4)
After reading “The First Day” By Edward P. Jones I noticed a bunch of different details in his writing. The writer is great at emphasizing his key points with a
I’ve always found writing to be one of my weaknesses. Ever since I was a kid I had trouble writing. Although my reading level excelled, writing was never one of
Years ago, I reached a point in my life where I felt disconnected from everything, anonymous. I had just transferred schools. During the beginning of the first grade I had
After reading Gurba’s article, I noticed a couple of things that really stood out to me. While most writers tend to use less vulgar language, Myriam used stronger language. As
One time I felt anonymous was when I was very young and just transferred schools. I had moved closer to the beginning of the first grade and was completely unknown
When you see me, I’ll most likely be wearing a bag. Specifically, this is a bag I’ve been using for years but still love. It’s comfortable and breathable and is
After reading anonymous’s work I found that they were able to collectively use many different literary techniques to encapture the readers and help describe the situation at hand. For example,
When I was around 7 years old I had just transferred schools. It was a terrifying adjustment since I had barely known any of my fellow students. Over time I
After reading the first chapter of Truth & Beauty, I’ve come to the realization that Ann Patchett’s work is very descriptive. When I was reading her work, I felt myself

