The Two Main Characters as Opposites: "Flipped" by Wendelin Van Draanen

If you think that you are a writer, think about it - specifically Wendelin Van Draanen. You have just completed a romantic novel of a young adult on page 212 and decided how to name it. Whether someone picks up your book at a bookstore, the title is a major element, so you know that you have to come up with the original, compelling one. Suddenly, it came to you. It is perfect as it relates directly to the plot and conflict in a way that is easy for the reader to understand: the reader can access the opinions of the two protagonists as each part alternates with one or the other of the first person.

Among the talented detective series of Wendelin Van Draanen, Sammy Keyes is a leading two-headed skateboarder of 13 to 14 years old and lives illegally with his grandmother in a skyscraper. In a half dozen books Sami tried to solve the crime problem by surviving the death trap called middle school in his free time. Wendelin Van Draanen is a long-term competitive genius. As Sammy develops and grows with 18 books, deepening and changing relationships with the community is an attractive novelist for me. I can not believe how to intertwice the drama of her school 's school with wondrous things - multiple scenarios are intertwined with each book to satisfy readers, writers' fears and fears.

If you think that you are a writer, think about it - specifically Wendelin Van Draanen. You have just completed a romantic novel of a young adult on page 212 and decided how to name it. Whether someone picks up your book at a bookstore, the title is a major element, so you know that you have to come up with the original, compelling one. Suddenly, it came to you. - Transformation of Rip Van Winkle and free Washington Irving, "Rip Van Winkle" introduces the story of "Dreamer". Rip Van Winkle is a family man who worked as a part-time worker around the town, but was able to escape from his own farm work. He is "one of the happy people that makes the world easier" (p. 404). He often fights against his "fool" wife. Van Winkle found a shelter and a comfortable squirrel with his dog

When he argued with his wife, he voluntarily took over his dream. In a very similar short novel "Lip Van Winkle" by Irving in Washington, the hero Lip Van Winkle took a quiet place with his wife's family problem and fell asleep in the quietness of the Catskill Mountains. These two stories have many amazing similarities, but there are many differences between them. Catalunya, Susan. "Hatered hatred: Lip van Winkle and Francis Macon bar into the American traitor's tradition." Hemingway Review 17.2 (1998): 111-117. Web page Ferguson, Robert A. "Rip Van Winkle and Generation Disparity in American Culture." Early American Literature (2006): 529-544. Web page Owen Washington State. Norton chose American literature. New York, New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 2013. Print it. Sarah, Wairah. "Washington Irving's Rip van Winkle: Dangerous criticism against a new country