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Reminder: You must post on that week's required topic by MIDNIGHT on Friday for full credit (20/20). You can receive half credit if you post on Saturday or Sunday.
This blog is designed for Mrs. Charbonnet's AP English Literature and Composition Course. Here you will find regular information related to AP English. Additionally, just below here you will see some links and other resources you might find useful. Please view Mrs. Charbonnet's CHS Website for assignment information and an up-to-date calendar.
It is also important to note that all work you complete on this page and on your personal blog must adhere to the Shelby County Schools guidelines for acceptable computer use.
This blog is designed for Mrs. Charbonnet's AP English Literature and Composition Course. Here you will find regular information related to AP English. Additionally, just below here you will see some links and other resources you might find useful. Please view Mrs. Charbonnet's CHS Website for assignment information and an up-to-date calendar.
It is also important to note that all work you complete on this page and on your personal blog must adhere to the Shelby County Schools guidelines for acceptable computer use.
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- Lara
- We're two high school teachers from Tennessee who love to travel and take pictures.
2 comments:
This novel was easy to comprehend but it still had depth. People can relate to Gogol because he is not able to find himself which is something that a lot of teenagers deal with. One of my favorites!
I see that I am still the only one to post a comment on the namesake... that scares me a little bit. i hope i'm doing the right thing! Anyway, back to the book. The Namesake was slow moving but still compelling because Lahiri follows Gogol and his life in such detail that it becomes riveting. I love how she writes! She is so good at taking the reader into the story with her instead of having us on the outside. The whole book felt as if I was right there with Gogol, waiting for the next turn in his life.
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