For this weeks question I want you to think about who's Point-of-View your book is being told from. Look at page 41 in your Binder if you need a refresher on Point-of-View.
List what Point-of-View your book is being told from. Give an example that illustrates the character or narrator that is telling your story. Remember to include your book title, author, and current page number. Your response must be at least 5 sentences. Also, comment on at least 2 other postings by Monday!
I am currently reading Daniel X by James Patterson.I am page 214.The point of view my book is being told from is from Daniel's.It says on page 193 of my book,"When I woke..."The point of view is from Daniel's.
ReplyDeleteI am currently reading Peeled by Joan Bauer. I am on page 56. My book is being told from a First person point of view. She starts off by saying I and that is the first person point of view.
ReplyDelete@Wdalluge2 good job!
ReplyDeleteI read "Chasing Tiger" by Glenn Stout.I am currently on page finished. My book is being told from 2nd person because he talks about all the people like Tiger Woods did this and Tiger Woods broke so and so's record. I also think it's from 3rd person but i believe its 2nd.
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@Wdalluge2
Do you think James Patterson is a great author?
I am reading Catching fire. The books author is Suzanne Collins. I am on page 200. The point of view in my book is being told be Katniss. " I mourn my old life here ".
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I am currently reading " The Lightning Theif " and the point of view is coming from the main character. like in the middle of the book he would say i dont understand and more. i am currently on page 170.
ReplyDeletei am reading 'maximum ride schools out forever!' by james patterson.i am on page 33. The narrorator is speaking in 1rd person because it says i looked around for the flock but no one was around. the narrorator is max.
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@mvang5
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@Wdallug2
james patterson is the best author ever!!!
The book I'm reading is the Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. I am currently on page 137. My book is being told from Katniss' point of view. This is 1st person point-of-view. She says "I" and "we" in the story.
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ReplyDeleteI'm reading the Hunger Games so I hope the second book is good.
@WDalluge2
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I am on page 71. Am currently reading Harry potter and the prisoner of Azkaban by J.K. Rowling. The book is told from a first person point of view because harry is telling the storyu of his journey to stop Sirius Black and his thrid year in Hogwarts
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ReplyDeleteI am reading the book The Capture written by Kathryn Lasky. I am currently on page 87. This book is written in first person. I belive it is written in first person because it uses "I" and "we" in the story. My book is being told by Soren's point of view.
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ReplyDeleteI am reading I,Q, Independence Hall, by Roland Smith. I am currently on page 75. The story is told from a first person's point of view. It is told from the point of view of Quest, the main character. The reason is because it uses I, we, and contractions involving the use of I and we. One line was "'He Doesn't know?' I asked."
ReplyDeleteI am reading the hunger games by Suzanne Collins. I'm on page 89. My novel is told from a first person point of view. It is this because it uses i , we , my and other things that show it is first person.one example of this is when katniss says "i always dream of myself yelling at him trying to save his life".
ReplyDeletemflippen6 great job very detailed i feel like i know alot about your book already.
ReplyDeletellambert6 me to lol how awesome is this book.
ReplyDeleteI am reading The Sword of Spirits by john Christopher. I am on page 200. My book is told from a first point of view. Luke uses words such as ''we'' and ''I'' to describe himself on his adventures. Such as when he conqueres citys, he says '' We will have this city by tonight.''
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I am currently reading The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman. I am on page 223. The book I am reading Is in the point of view is 1st person. It uses I and we.
ReplyDelete@dsmith5 good job.
@mvang5 amazing.
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ReplyDeleteI am currently reading The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman. I am on page 223. The book I am reading Is in the point of view is 1st person. It uses I and we.
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@mvang5 amazing.
My book is My Fair Godmother By: Janette Rallison and I am on page 79. My book is told in third person omniscient, the narrator knows all the thoughts and feelings of each character. The narrator first starts by explaining Jane, Savannah, and Hunter the main characters of the book. But at the beginning of the book it was in first person. I can’t wait to read the rest.
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captinlisha2
sounds like a good book.
I am still reading Through My Eyes with Tim Tebow. I am on page 89. The point of veiw is from Tim Tebow as the narrator. This book is in a first person veiw because it is through his eyes. Hense the name of the book.
ReplyDeleteI think the point of view for my book is first person. An example that it is first person is "I didn't know how to explain how lately I had more thoughts than ever before whirring though my head and sometime when I stopped to think about them I lose track of time.” Another example is “I was so happy that school was over, But we didn’t take the bus instead we went to go see Leonardo. The name of my book is Eight Keys, The author of my book is Suzanne Lafleur. The current page number I am on is page 66.
ReplyDeleteI am currently reading Runaway twin.The author is Peg kehret.I am on page 92.This books point of view is a first person point of view.
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Dblair6 great job
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dsmith5
great job
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ReplyDeletei amcurrently reading the secret of the fortune wookie. i am on page 190. the point of view of my book is 1st point of view. it uses I and we.
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wdalluge2 i like you book good job
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wdalluge2 that sound like a good book
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nhamilton2
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smwilliams2 good job
ReplyDeleteThe book I’m currently reading is called Trapped by Michael Northrop. I’m on page 47 right now. The book is told from first person because the main character, Scotty was telling the story using I and we. One example was when he said “I should’ve have tried to call earlier, but it got so bad even for the office phone’’. This book is really good.
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ReplyDeleteList what Point-of-View your book is being told from. Give an example that illustrates the character or narrator that is telling your story. Remember to include your book title, author, and current page number. Your response must be at least 5 sentences. Also, comment on at least 2 other postings by Monday
I am reading diary of a wimpy kid the third wheel. I am on page 216.the point of view in my book is first person because it has “I,” and we “we’’. Greg says I am serious about uncle Gary using the bubble bath .
i am currently reading dark daughters. on page 483. the point of view i first person point of view . for example the book says i and me. also it displays only one persons thaughts. the book only shows her life and what she is feeling from the main charters point of view.
ReplyDeleteWDalluge2 i love that book
dsmith5 shouldnt it be longer??
@bcampbell5 good book
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ReplyDeleteI'm reading Watcher in the Woods by Robert Liparulo.I'm on chapter 11 page 69. The point of view is 3rd person. For a example the book uses he and they.
ReplyDeleteThe book I’m currently reading is called Trapped by Michael Northrop. I’m on page 47 right now. The book is told from first person because the main character, Scotty was telling the story using I and we. One example was when he said “I should’ve have tried to call earlier, but it got so bad even for the office phone’’. This book is really good.
ReplyDeleteMy book is Among the Brave by Margaret Peterson Haddix. I am on page 30. Among the Brave is told in first person. I believe its first person because Trey the main character uses I. Here is proof from the book. " I do one brave thing in my entire life and now its like. Got anything dangerous to do?"
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Bcampbell5
you did a good job on your blog and your book sounds good
@wdalluge2 make sure next time you put five sentences.
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ReplyDeleteThe book I am currently reading is Bluford High Someone to Love Me the author of this book is Anne Schraff. The Page Number I am on is 120 this book is really good. The point of view of this book is 1st person because it uses I and it’s about how Cindy. This book also could be in 2nd person because it says you a lot in the article.
ReplyDeleteI am currently reading the book diary of a wimpy kid The Third Weel. I am on page 140, the author is Geff Kinney. This book is from the first person point of view. Greg is still trying to get a date to the dance. He better hurry he have alot of time before the dance.
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ReplyDeleteThe book I am currently reading is diary of a wimpy kid by Geff Kinney. I am on page 24. The authors point of view is first person. and it is said from the main character Greg heffely. For example he's always complaining about life.
ReplyDeleteThe book that I’m reading is Matched by Ally Condle. And I am on page 55. My book I told from the main character Cassias point of view. An example would be on page 45 when she says “ I looked over at the fountain again and as I watch the rise and fall of the water I know that my pause gives me away. So I answer.” Since she says I, I know she telling the story.
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ReplyDeletegood example from your book to explain the point of view.
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I am reading The Son of Neptune by Rick Riordan. I am on page 343. the book is narrated in the Third person point of view. Here is an excerpt from page 224 of the book that gives a clear example,... Then Frank and Percy burst into the open and began to massacre every source of fiber they could find. Frank shot an arrow through Barley, who crumbled into seeds. Percy slashed Riptide through Sorghum and charged toward Millet and Oats. Hazel jumped down and joined the fight...
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ReplyDeleteI’m on page 100 of Hide & Seek by: Katy Grant. The point of view of this book is told by 1st person and 3rd person. It sounds like both because he says “I let out a deep breath. At least they didn’t give me a hard time about being late. The way this book is written its hard to tell
ReplyDeleteWDalluge2 you need five sentences.
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I am reading Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins. I just finished the book. My book is being told in first person, which is Katniss's point of view.It only has her feelings and thoughts through out the book.
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I have just finished the book Daniel X by James Paterson. I believe the book is written in a 1st person point of view. This is because in the whole story, the main character is telling the story as he goes along. A good example of this in the story is when he says," Why have we come back, I asked." Also, very often, Daniel asks the reader a question.
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the book m reading is witch girl and Im on page 44 and the point of view is from the witch girl many Girls ahead because shes talking about her self and grandma and she says i, and me all the time.
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ReplyDeleteI am currently reading Havoc the second part of Malice. I am an page 122. I believe my book was written in a 3rd person point of view because the story is being told by a narrator. Its a really good book and I enjoy reading it.
ReplyDeleteThe Million Dollar. Mike Lupica. Page 9. My book The MIllion Dollar Throw is written in the 3rd person. You can tell it was wrriten on the 3rd person because the book uses words like "he" "she" and "they.""As he scanned the field." That is a line in the book that shows how it is 3rd person. My book is written in the 3rd person because the narrator does not speak.
ReplyDeleteI am currently reading Saving Private Ryan. I am on page 98. The point of view is 3rd person. It is a out side narrator telling what he can see but he can not hear what they think. Exp. Page 192 “walking through night.” “It hade been as if the squad were exploring an otherwise unpopulated planet.”
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I am reading Last Shot by John Feinstein. I am on page 198 and this is got to be my favorite book of all time. This book is told in first person perspective. The character sais "I" a lot and on page 180 it sais "I just think it would be good to have a backup copy." He sais "I" which means 1st person.
I finished reading Malice by Chris Wooding. The point of view is 3rd person. In the book it changes from each character's point of view.The main characters are Kady, Seth, and Justin.
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ReplyDeleteI am currently reading “The Old Man and the Sea” by Ernest Hemingway and I am on page 42. The point of view of my book is third person because in the story it said that he waited with the line between his thumb and his finger. The story talks about he (being the old man) and they (being the old man and the boy.
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ReplyDeleteI am currently reading Found. It is by Margeret Peterson Haddix and I am on page 31. The point of view this book is told from is 3rd person. It is third person because they don't say I or you.
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I am currently reading Inkheart by Cornella Funke and I am on page 164. The point of view my book is in is told from third person. I know this because you only know the feelings of who is telling that chapter, my book switches between people each chapter. A quote to help support this is, “Some bushes were so heavy with scent that they made Meggie dizzy.” Another quote is, “ Meggie tried to remember whether his voice was one of those she had heard in Elinor’s library, but she wasn’t sure.”
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The book I'm reading is Crossed by Ally Condie. I'm on page 193. The Point-of-View of my book is being told from 3rd person omniscient. I know this because the author gives Cassia's thoughts and Ky's thoughts. I think this is the best Point-of-view because i can read what the characters think instead of guessing what they think.
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@dsmith
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I am currently reading The Hunger Games By Suzanne Collins. I am on page 106. This book is being tod from first person because it seems like Katniss is telling whats happening herself. To me, I think that Katniss is narrating her own story.
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I am currently reading The Gift by James Patterson. I am on page 223. The point of view is on first point of view. It switches from Whit to Whisty's point of view but in each it tells their own thoughts and actions. Because they say I and me.
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ReplyDeleteI like your example. I read that book too. Its good
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ReplyDeleteI am reading The Black Stallion by Walter Farley. The point of view is first person because the main character Alec is in a shipwreck and wakes up on an island than describes the places surroundings. Also there's a wild black horse on the island with him. Throughout the time on the island Alec fells like the horse is special. I'm on page 55.
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I just got done reading Snatched by Pete Hautman. The book was really good. I think the point of view of the book is 3rd person omniscient, the reason why is because the author knows everyone thought in the book. Also more than one person is speaking. The book was really good I love it.
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ReplyDeleteI am reading City of Bones by Cassandra Clare. THis book is written in a 3rd person omnisceint view. The way I can tell is because the layout of the book is being read as if it know's everyones thoughts.
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ReplyDeleteIm currently reading Dragon Rider by Cornelia Funke and on page 358.The point of view of my book 3rd person because all of the characters or not saying "I" or anything that refers to them.
ReplyDeleteI’m on page 26 of my book. I am reading Heat by Mike Lupica. My book is written in 3rd person. One example that I know that the point of view is 3rd person is the narrator always says how the other people felt and doesn’t say I felt. Also he explains different characters feelings and not just his own.
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I am reading The Hunt For The Seventh by Christine Morton-Shaw and I am on page 107.This book is 1st person because Jim.the main character says I or whatever he thinks and says he also just says what other people say not feel or think.
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Im currently reading Dragon Rider by Cornelia Funke. on page 358.The point of view of my book 3rd person because all of the characters are not saying "I" or anything that refers to them.
ReplyDeleteI'm currently reading The Fourth Stall by Chris Rylander. I'm on page 288. The point of view in my book is first person because only the main character says "I."
ReplyDelete@dblair6 Good book.
@IRivera2 Nice post.
I am currently reading Eldest by Christopher Poalini on page 67. This book is 3rd person because none of the characters are making "I" statements out of dialogue.
ReplyDeleteI I am currently reading the 13th reality by James Dashner.I am on page 371.this book is in first person because the narrator act as the main character.
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