Writinig a book report

jejeje... It´s late.. and Im still here updating my blog ... hahaha

well.. da next topic.. is 2 write about a book report...

hmmmm... honestly I dont read dat much.. I had just read like 4 books ... but...

The latest book i read is called "The silent rose" by Kat Martin.

This book is about power, about myths and about how one has to overcome the fears each of us have.

The main characters are Devon James and Joonathan Stafford. The story is about Devon going to an inn outside new york looking for peace and a way to get ideas for the book she was writing at the moment, but she knew the moment she stepped into the inn that its wasnt going to be a calm weekend at all. She discovered that the inn was haunted and thats when she realized she had to do something for the trappped souls, and it turns out the person who is keeping those poor souls bound to earth is no other than the great grandfather of Jonathan Stafford, a very strong, powerful man that is capable of everything when it comes to protecting his family. So the plot resumes to the fact that Devon is so obssesd about what happend to her at the inn that she starts to investigate about the souls she made contact there and when Jonathan discovers that a person is trying to reveal dirty family secrets he tries to find out more about this snoopy writer that when they first meet he didnt think he would fall in love.

By the end the become really close and Jonathan puts asides his believes and tries to help Devon and although trying to help her, he forgets his values and sees the consequences of it. But it all turns out really great they get married and Devon was able to help the trapped souls get their freedom they deserve.

I think its a really good book because it has drama & thriller and you dont know what's going to happen next and i think thats a very important thing in a book so you can keep the interest all the way to the end. Who I liked the most was Jonathan Stafford because his life, altough rich in money and power its lonely and bitter but still he is very strong and he has to stay on top of everything, like taking care of his son, managing an important company, being a leader and i what i liked the most was that although he hasnt been an ideal of person he deserves love.

wiritng all my homeworks...

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hello everybody!!! :)

well... I have to update my blog... jeje well.. lets see...
first of all I have to talk about Michael Jordan...

He was born on February 17, 1963, in Brooklyn, New York, one of James and Deloris Jordan's five children. His father worked as a General Electric plant supervisor, and his mother worked at a bank. Jordan loved sports but failed to make his high school basketball team as a sophomore. He continued to practice and made the team the next year. After high school he accepted a basketball scholarship to the University of North Carolina, where he played under head coach Dean Smith.

In Jordan's first season at North Carolina he was named Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Rookie of the Year for 1982. The team won the ACC championship, and Jordan made the clutch jump shot that beat Georgetown University for the championship of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Jordan led the ACC in scoring as a sophomore and as a junior. The Sporting News named him college player of the year for both years. He left North Carolina after his junior year and was selected by the Chicago Bulls of the National Basketball Association (NBA) as the third pick of the 1984 draft. Before joining the Bulls, Jordan was a member of the Summer 1984 United States Olympic basketball team that won the gold medal in Los Angeles, California.

When Jordan was drafted by the Chicago Bulls they were a losing team, drawing only around six thousand fans to home games. Jordan quickly turned that around. His style of play and fierce spirit of competition reminded sportswriters and fans of Julius Erving (1950–), who had been a superstar player during the 1970s. Jordan's incredible leaping ability and hang time thrilled fans in arenas around the league. In his first season he was named to the All-Star team and was later honored as the league's Rookie of the Year.

In 1993, after a tough playoff series with the New York Knicks, the Bulls met the Phoenix Suns for the NBA championship. When it was over, Jordan was again playoff MVP, and Chicago had won a third straight title. That summer Jordan's father, James, was murdered by two men during a robbery attempt. Jordan was grief stricken, and his father's death, combined with media reports about his gambling, led him to announce his retirement from professional basketball in October. Jordan had won three straight NBA titles, three regular season MVP awards, three playoff MVP titles, seven consecutive scoring titles, and he was a member of the All-Star team every year that he was in the league. In just nine seasons he had become the Bulls all-time leading scorer.
In 1994–95 Jordan played for the Birmingham Barons, a minor league baseball team in the Chicago White Sox system. Although the seventeen-month experiment showed that he was not a major league baseball player, the experience and time away from basketball provided a much-needed rest and opportunity to regain his love of basketball.

When Jordan returned to the Chicago Bulls during the 1994–95 regular season, people wondered, "Could he do it again?" He played well, but he was obviously rusty. The Bulls were defeated in the playoffs by the Orlando Magic. After a summer of playing basketball during breaks from filming the live-action cartoon movie Space Jam, Jordan returned with a fierce determination to prove that he had the ability to get back on top. The 1995–96 Bulls finished the regular season 72–10, an NBA record for most wins in a season, and Jordan, with his shooting rhythm back, earned his eighth scoring title. He also became the tenth NBA player to score 25,000 career points and second fastest after Chamberlain to reach that mark. The Bulls went on to win their fourth NBA championship, overpowering the Seattle Supersonics in six games. Few who watched will ever forget how Jordan sank to his knees, head bent over the winning ball, in a moment of bittersweet victory and deep sadness. The game had been played on Father's Day, three years after his father's murder.


Jordan retired for a second time in 1999, ending his career on a high note just after the official end of a labor dispute between NBA players and team owners. Many people saw him as the greatest basketball player ever, and his retirement was called the end of an era. In 2000 Jordan became part-owner and president of basketball operations of the Washington Wizards. This made him only the third African American owner in the NBA. He also gained an ownership stake in the Washington Capitals hockey team. Also in 2000, Jordan celebrated the first year of his $1 million grant program to help teachers make a difference in their schools.
In September 2001, after months of rumors, Jordan announced that he was ending his three-year retirement to play for the Wizards at age thirty-eight. At a news conference to discuss his comeback, he said, "Physically, I know I'm not twenty-five years old, but I feel I can play the game of basketball on the highest level." The Wizards, who had won only nineteen games the season before, improved with the addition of Jordan. After being voted to play in his thirteenth All-Star game (during which he missed a slam dunk), Jordan had the Wizards in the race for the playoffs until suffering a knee injury and missing the last part of the season.