Friday, May 14, 2010

Chains Book Review


Ashley Morris English book talk on Chains
The title of this book is Chains you would like to know why because a young girl is chained in slavery. The author of this book is Laurie Halse Anderson who also wrote the books speak twisted and catalyst. Where is the setting it takes place in Rhode Island and in New York. I want to say it was between 1776-1777. The culture was very sad it was all about slavery and fighting between two bands of people the rebels and the patriots. The main character is Isabel she’s the brave young girl that the author talks about the most the reason is she the little girl that crossed the lines so many times that ms.lockton was drove crazy cause of Isabel lack of not being stupid so in your face Ms. Lockton. Isabel becomes very strong and gains a lot more courage then she’ll ever be in her life. Ms. Lockton is the one who’s always onto Isabel every time Mr. Lockton would let her mad Ms. Lockton beats Isabel even for the smallest thing s she beats Isabel even if the wind don’t blow the why she wants it. The author’s hook is she will keep you guessing and guessing till your head explodes. Then just when you think they’re so close to be being free a twist comes along. When miss finch died she had a family member come and take the girls (Isabel and Ruth) the man that was a family member he sold them to a really mean witch of a lady. Then Ruth and Isabel were split up. Ruth got sold and Isabel was worried about her cause she got sold to a couple and Isabel has no clue where she is Isabel think the couple is beating her. One theme to this story is slavery I would say that is the main theme. One lesson I’ve learned is to respect other races. Isabel has been staying with the Lockton since she got sold by Mr. Roberts but she’s suppose to be free and her sister Ruth but one of the girls get sold. Isabel has been staying with the Lockton since she got sold by Mr. Robert but she’s supposed to be free and her sister Ruth. The author makes you want Isabel and Ruth to be free. Here is my visual aid

1 comment:

  1. Absolutely an awesome review. You covered every requirement from the rubric. You definitely understood the author. Great Job!

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