Thursday, November 21, 2013

Pure by Julianna Baggott

        The theme of Pure by Julianna Baggott is to stay strong and believe in yourself but you don't have to go through it alone, others will help you find your way and you will be surprised on who will be supportive throughout your journey. No matter what you may conceive as a weakness, may be strength with the help of others. The theme can be explained in the sentence, "Follow your soul. May it have wings"( Baggott 45). As well as this sentence, Julianna Baggott describes the theme by saying, "Some of us will produce offspring with mergers that make us stronger, and others will die out. This one's still good to eat"(Baggott 203).

       In every book, there is at least one character from the plot that will blossom throughout the passage. These characters have experienced conflicts that have helped encourage their change and helped form their resolution. For instance, in my book Pressia was a character that developed overtime throughout the text. She first started out kind of cowardly by hiding and not standing up for her beliefs and was like a butterfly being restricted in its cacoon, but towards the end, she stretched her wings and became a strong butterfly with no one restricting her for standing up in what she felt was right.


http://dreaminginbooks.blogspot.com/2013/02/review-pure-by-julianna-baggott.html


            In this blog it is very descriptive over the plot and basic points of the book. It also discusses some of the characters and their traits and personalities. It also shares the characters perspective and important information about them. This blog show the bloggers point of view and what they though about the book.





4 comments:

  1. I read this book in 8th grade, I have to say I loved it. I didn't even figure out that there was a second book until this october.

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  2. I have never read this book. But by the way you desribed it seems like it would be a good book.

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  3. i liked your theme and i never read this before but now i think i will

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  4. I havent read this book,but how you described it makes me want to read it. I really like the theme.

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