Plz hurry cuz it’s due 2morrow
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The novel is “Watermelon” by Marian Keyes
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My English teacher told me to go home and write a thesis statement on how the character Crooks in the novel Of Mice and Men was alienated based on his race and societies assumptions and I have no idea how to do it!
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(Remember: November is National Novel Writing Month)
My latest novel has been lounging on my computer for months. I have a thousand excuses for not finishing it: too busy with other endeavors, writer’s block, my lead character won’t budge, my cat needs food. Oh, yes, I have a ton of legitimate reasons for not finishing my third novel in my Amos Grant mystery series. I feel angry with myself. But then again, I don’t want my cat to starve. A dead cat in the house is bad for one’s muse.
So I feed the cat and start to thumb…
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in order to say that you’ve completed the book? I got through them the first time, but I can’t really say that they added much to my experience.
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For Twilight by stephenie Meyer.
the first book please.
& why is this sentence important?
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One author I know would be (Author’s Last Name Page Number) or (Jackson 24).
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I need to write a 8-10 paper on this novel but I cannot come up with a solid thesis. I was thinking about writing about imagery and the writing styles of Atwood. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Remember it must pertain to women’s literature.
I think you guys have the wrong book
The Handmaids Tale by Margaret Atwood.
With Offred and The Commander.
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Hi :) I just finished reading a novel and am now writing an analysis on it. I know that the traditional MLA format is: (Author, Page #)
However, i’ve only used that for articles.
When quoting a novel, would it be something like (Chapter, page #) or does the traditional format still apply?
THANKS!
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