TidesHaas-Lit

Alright, so this was one of the worst readings I have done so far. It was short, It was bad and there was no satisfaction in finishing this reading. These types of literature are meant to incite and instruct young adults with complexities of navigating the world through a fantasy like an approach. Yet this writing did no such thing. It was literally just a fanfiction meant as a cash grab for audiences that never picked up. There was no real moral issue, no real challenge for these characters it just seemed pointless in my opinion. But I can see the appeal that some might have with getting a closer glimpse into the relationship of the characters. But it just needed something a little more exciting then what we were given.   No one likes this work and if they do then good for them. For me, I wish this prequel either didn’t exist or just had something else? Something more than just the weird bland conversation between the characters. It left me wondering what

A RICH FANTASY LIFE - JRR Tolkien's The Hobbit Oh boy where to start, this is one hell of a tale in my opinion and I love and hate this story. Hate mainly because of the old movie adaption that I was forced to watch back in the day.  The characters where disgusting and weirdly animated. Just gave me the creeps most of the time. Not to mention that my family loved watching it so I was stuck watching this dumb movie constantly… but I did fall in love with the amazing graphics and story with the newer adaption of it.  But enough with the films!   The writing in my opinion was very lengthy and well written it immersed us in the world of the hobbit and kept me glued to the work! Much more enjoyable then watching that film. The in depth descriptions of the   work really help establish the fantasy vides while maintain the resemblance to normality this combination is something I strive for in y own writing as the combination make for a   great way to invit

Akata Witch is full of archetypes, the good girl, the bad guy. The basics of represent having them play out as a universal pattern of human nature that we have come to expect in film and literature. It models how women of power are seen as evil and also very robust.  They are normally seen as good looking, and or evil and this fits in with exactly how Akata represents there women of power, the witches.   It’s got a lot of interesting concepts but there is a little too much sex in my own opinion but that is just how they are represented in the work as most powerful people seem to have to be sexually charged in work. I don’t know why that’s really necessary but it seems to hold the audience well enough id just prefer more character development over the whole telling us that they are powerful rather than showing us. But besides this fact, it is a lovely literature work, nicely illustrated too.