by Sharon M. Draper

Melody diagnosed as cerebral palsy can not walk or talk. Despite her parents' best efforts, the outside world has determined her according to her situation. When she introduced a comprehensive class at her school the melody's life changed, and she talked with the children outside her special need unit. For these children, the melody is "another" and very uncomfortable with her voice and oyster movement. The usual problem of school friendship has been expanded. Prepare for the trivia, obtain a computer that allows her to convey his thoughts and to show the wisdom of the melody to the world. Melody is a perfectly complete character and has a persuasive view from behind the heart. Draper will not go away from the melody and difficulties her family faces. Explanation of the challenge of melody - "Toilets going to school are terrible terrible" - Insensitivity of some people is solid and realistic. Indeed, even after she showed wisdom, Melody's flexibility spirit could not stop her from breaking down and frustrating. This book details the basic normality and difficulties of young people with cerebral palsy. (Fiction 10 or more)

Sharon M Draper uses the description language to delve into what is happening and creates images for viewers. Sharon M Draper has created the image so that you can draw characters through the book You also use the descriptive language to cover all the details you need to understand to handle the book and make a historical struggle I recognize it. "Men are breaking the vomit of the men who were beaten with blood and those trapped in them There is no choice between urine and feces just to eliminate their position. Sharon M Draper Language for expressing everything thought through Amari, Bessa, Polly, Teen, Master Clay, Master Derby's mentality, and the novel "Copper Sun".

Sharon M Draper uses the elephant drums such as drums at Copper Sun to show the importance of the village. They provide stories and space for sharing ideas and emotions. "Drumming is my cure" - Travis Barker. Sharon M Draper explains to the audience how to use the drum as a treatment for psychiatric patients in various ways. "So they did it," Komla hit his drum to end the story and said. "Because they walked backwards with muddy roads, their footprints seemed not to enter the village by people, they seemed to leave no traces!" Ruihe Polly (contract servant) I had to endure the process of selling hardships