Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Top 5 Women In Books

1. Katniss Everdeen The Hunger games-Strong personality and great character
2. Snow- The Chronicles Vladimir Tod- Strong Character Has alot to do with the main person
3.Rue-The Hunger Games- A sad character didnt really have a chance to get to full potetial.
4.Effie- a different character She always seems happy Shes also quite strong
5.Mikayla-Transformers The Comics-She is stronger and stays with him no matter what goes wrong


Top 5 Female.

1.) Maximum Ride  'Maximum Ride Series': She's smart, well trained, and strong. In the books she is the leader and she ends up knowing what to do every time something goes wrong.




2.) Katniss Everdeen 'The Hunger Games': Katniss Is protective, strong, and prepared for any threats in the Arena. She has skills that are great for the Hunger Games and she is in it to win it.





3.) Angel 'Maximum ride series': Angel is a mindreader/controller and she can talk to fish and breath underwater. 






4.) Annabeth Chase 'The lightning theif': She is a Demigod and Percy jacksons Adventure Friend.




5.) Astrid 'Gone Series': Astrid is a genius. She lives in the FAZ. And takes care of her brother during the time of chaos without parents/everyday things like electricity or vehicles.

Top 5 Picks

1. Veronica “Ronnie” Miller from The Last Song - In this book, Ronnie isn’t very nice to people in the beginning, but throughout the book she gets better. In the beginning when she was acting mean, I liked how she was not afraid to tell anyone how she felt. In this book, she is also very free-spirited. 

 Katniss Everdeen from The Hunger Games - In this book, I liked how strong of a person Katniss was and how she wasn’t afraid of anything. She is also a very independent person and thinks outside of the box during the book.

 Savannah Curtis from Dear John - In this book, I liked how her personality was very innocent. I also liked how she was always super nice and sweet to everybody. Also, a very smart.

 Bella Swan from Twilight - In this book, I like how Bells is very strong minded. She also is very mature in the book. She doesn’t like looking weak but she is also very quiet.

5. Minny Jackson from The Help - In this book, I like how Minny will speak her mind and never let anybody tear her down. She is very down to earth and strong. I also like how she is really funny too.

My top 5 ladies

1. Megan Fox; Transformers - She's hot. She is awesome at kicking transformer butt.
2. Katnis; Hunger Games- She's hot. She's goos at shooting arrows.
3. Rue; Hunger Games - She is a good character in the book.
4. Hermoine (however you spell it); Harry Potter - She's hot. She's good at handling wands
5. Bella; Twilight - I have no idea why I chose her. She's just a desperate, depressed looking girl who is dating a sparkly vampire, with a werewolf boyfriend on the side.


top 5 fictional ladies

1. Superwoman because she is almost as awesome as superman and better looking
2. Candace Flynn because she is so bad at busting Phineas and Ferb on their super awesome projects
3. Daphne because she knows Scooby Doo and solves mysteries but not Velma because she's a nerd
4. Kim Possible because she has the same initials as me so she is awesome
5. Katniss Everdeen because she won the hunger games

Females! :)


Katniss Everdeen- She know’s how to kill people and is very pretty
Cindy Loo Hoo- She is from the Grinch stole Christmas and is funny 
Rue- She is smart and is from the Hunger Games
Hermany- From the Harry Potter series- She is smart and is pretty
Glimmer- She is pretty 

My Top 5

1. Elizabeth Holland from the Luxe Series. She was such a strong character, she always kept true to her heart and she was very selfless and kind.
2. Aibileen from The Help. Her character was so warm and neutering. She was so brave to tell her story to Ms. Skeeter and I loved reading about it.
3. Denise Holten in The Rescue. She was so comforting and strong for her boyfriend and she was a fabulous mother to her autistic son.
4. Annabeth Chase from The Percy Jackson Series. She was always there for her friends and everyone knows that her friends wouldn't be anywhere with out her.
5. Melanie Stryder from The Host. She refused to fade away and she stood strong to her love for Jared. She proves that it's unbelievable how far your heart can take you.

Monday, March 5, 2012

Top 5

Katniss Everdeen (The Hunger Games)-- She never lets her feelings show no matter what is going on. I'm kinda the same way. You can tell when I'm mad but no matter what is going on I hide it all behind a smile and pretend nothing is going on.

Allie (The Notebook)--I love Allie because even though she gets a little off course, she goes back to Noah. Even though her parents disapprove she follows her heart

Savannah Curtis (Dear John)--She's strong enough to try staying with John while he is gone. That's a hard thing to go through.

Veronica "Ronnie" Miller (The Last Song)--She's a strong headed girl. Doesn't care what people think of her. 

Denise Jackson (It's All About Him)--She didn't fall for Alan Jackson because of his name or fame or glory. She fell for him as him, not his money.

My Favorite Five Female Characters

My top five favorite female characters are: Katniss, Prim, Rue, Annabel, and Thalia.
5. Annabel is from the book Lightning Thief and is one of my favorites because she is funny and plays a major part in one of my favorite books.
4. Prim is from the book The Hunger Games and is my fourth favorite female character because she reminds me of my cousin.  They are both little, sweet, and innocent.
3. Thalia is from the book Lightning Thief and is my third favorite female character because she is the daughter of Zeus and Zeus is AWESOME!!
2. Rue is from the book The Hunger Games and comes in as my second favorite female character because she is a very innocent little girl that has a very difficult life.
1. Katniss is from the book The Hunger Games and is my favorite female character because she is a huge tom boy that loves hunting and sticks up for herself.  I feel like we connect because we both love hunting and we stick up for ourselves.
My top five favorite female fictional characters (No certain order):

1.) Katniss Everdeen (The Hunger Games): She is pretty much always there for her family. She will pretty much do anything to keep her family safe, even if it puts her in a lot of danger. She proves to us, that anything is possible if you believe.

2.) Allie (The Notebook): The Notebook is definitely one of my favorite books, and I just enjoy reading about this character. No matter what others think, she follows her heart.

3.) Jamie (A Walk to Remember): She keeps on going with her life, although she knows that she doesn't have much time to live. She is thinking more optimistic, rather than thinking, Well I don't have much time left, so I'll just sit around, there's no point to life anymore.

4.) Rue (The Hunger Games): She is independent, and even though she is young she takes care of her family.

5.) Savannah (Dear John): She is a very strong women

Top 5 Favorite Women

1. Savannah off of Dear John, she has so much strength.
2. Bella off of Twilight
3. Miss Frizzle because she's crazy funny
4. Denise from the Rescue
5. Princess Leah from Star Wars because her hair makes me laugh in the movie

Top 5 female Characters

Hello, My Top Five female Characters would be...

1- Katniss Everdeen- she is strong willed, and very cool
2- Ms. Frizzle-she was very fun and interesting, and I wish we had a teacher like her In Erie
3- Catwoman- Is shy woman, senses of a cat, walks a thin line between criminal and hero
4- Rue- She is small, and very intelligent, and can do anything she puts her mind to
5-Word Girl- She is very good with words and reminds me of english every time

Top 5 FAvorite Female Fictional Characters((:

My Top 5 favorite Female fictional characters....
1. Katniss (The Hunger Games)  because I think that she is very strong, and independent.
2. Skeeter (The Help) I like she because she stands up for what she believes in.
3. Ronnie (The Last Song) I love this character because she is so dramatic.
4. June B Jones ( June B. Jones) I love this character because she is so funny and she always gets in trouble.
5. Allie (The Notebook) I like this character because she stands up for what is right and doesn't let anyone push her around.

Top 5

1. Jamie in A Walk to Remember.. I love the kind of person she is and the relationship that her and Landon have is very inspiring.
2. Katniss- Hunger Games.. She's very brave
3. Junie B. Jones.. I loved reading these books. Everything that Junie B. Jones made me laugh!
4. Alice- Twilight.. She is my favorite vampire out of all of them.
5. Savannah- Dear John.. She is a very strong women in the book.

Top 5 Female Characters

1. Katniss Everdeen: The Hunger Games, she volunteered for her sister so Prim would have to be tortured in the Hunger Games.

2. Ronnie: The Last Song, she had to spend the summer with her dad and didn't realize how important that trip was until it was time to leave.

3. Savannah: Dear John, she worked with special kids and worked with horses at the same time.

4. Leigh Anne Tuohy: The Blind Side, she took in Michael off the street and gave him a real home.


5. Rue: The Hunger Games, she was so small when she entered the games, her and Katniss alliance together, and after her death, she go the recognition that she needed.

MY TOP 5 FEMALE CHARTERS FACT AND FICTIONAL


1. KATNISS EVERDEEN

2. ANN FRANK

3. WONDER WOMAN

4. BAT WOMAN

5. CAT WOMAN
Bella Swan- My favorite character is from Twilight. I love how she isn't afraid of anything. She knows what she wants and she goes for it.

Zoey Redbird- She's from The House Of Night series. She's not afraid to be an outcast, and she's okay with not knowing what she wants. She's strong and independent.

Elena Gilbert- She's from the Vampire Diaries, and she's really adventurous. She's not scared to go her own way even if it means she could get hurt. She doesn't know what she wants but she gets what she needs.

Cassie Black- She's from the Secret Circle. I think she's cool because she has these powers and she doesn't know how to use them but she's trying to figure it out. She has her close friends and she has her enemy's.

Katniss Everdeen- shes strong and shes independent. she doesn't need anyone but herself.

5 Favorite Female Literary Characters

These are my top five favorite female literary characters:
5. Lucy Pevensie from the Chronicles of Narnia because she went to Narnia.
4. Annabeth from Percy Jackson and the Olympians because she's pretty smart and her plans usually work.
3. Sadie Kane from The Kane Chronicles because it's funny when she makes fun of her brother.
2. Angela the herbalist from the Inheritance Cycle because she is the best comic relief ever because she's also dangerous.
1. Nasuada from the Inheritance Cycle because she won the Trial of the Long Knives and didn't complain about it.

Top 5 Female Characters in books, games, and movies

(1.)  Shosanna Dreyfus (Inglourious Basterds) - She watched her parents get murdered and almost got killed herself when a group of nazis shoot through the floorboards at her and her family. Her whole part is based on a vengeful character who succeeds on her plot to burn down her theatre with the most important nazis including, Hitler, Gerbels, and Bowman.
(2.) Cortana (Halo) - She puts up with drastic actions took by master chief, she won't die, and she's the most ridiculous AI ever.
(3.) Sheva (Resident Evil) - She is just amazing. Enough said.
(4.) Quorra (Tron Legacy) - Played by Olivia Wilde and is amazing and kills everything.
(5.) Thalia Grace (Percy Jackson) - She is a daughter of Zeus and is a female huntress for Artemis. So she is just awesome.

Top 5 Favorite Female Characters

1. Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games: She stays strong for her family by providing food and money. She won the Hunger Games and does other admirable things in later books.

2. Alice Cullen in Twilight Saga: Alice always looks out for Bella and the other Cullens and does what is best for everyone.

3. Ronnie in The Last Song: Ronnie gets past her and her dad's conflicts and tries to make his last summer the best.

4. Savannah in Dear John: Savannah works with kids who have mental disabilities. She loves with all her heart and she's a very compassionate person.

5. Aria in Pretty Little Liars: She has to go without the one she loves and get harassed by her past and a secret stalker, yet she still stays strong for her friends.

My top 5 female charactors

1. Snow from The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod- Vlads girlfriend
2. Aunt Nelly from The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod- works in hospital and steels blood
3. Annabeth Chase from Percy Jackson- smart
4. Thalia Grace from Percy Jackson- smart
5. Katniss from the Hunger Games- knows how to hunt and survive

top 5 female fictional characters

5. Arya (Eragon)
Who doesn't love a girl who can kick some butt?


4. Katniss Everdeen (Hunger Games)
Personally she's become a role model to me. If she can stand against an entire nation give this girl a Nobel Peace Prize


3. Hermoine Granger (Harry Potter)
Friendship. 'Nuff said.


2. Willow (Angel Burn)
Half-angel going up against an entire supernatural race? How many people can say they'd do that?


1. Clarissa Fray (Mortal Instruments series)
She's suddenly plunged into a world of demons, Shadowhunters, Warlocks, etc. No explanation, no nothing. But she still manages to fight her way through.

Females. They deserve credit too. (:

1. Katniss Everdeen, from The Hunger Games
Katniss is a very strong girl that defies all odds that are against her.
2. Kristina Snow, from Crank
Kristina was a girl, faced with drug addiction, ends up having 3 kids, and is still crippled by drug addiction
3. Ever Bloom, from the Immortals series
 Ever is a girl who has faced the death of her entire family. She is a very strong person, and has gone through a lot.
4. Sookie Stackhouse, from Dead Until Dark
Sookie is an odd character, but faces vampires, and other forces, and still comes out on top.
5. Hermione Granger from Harry Potter
She is one of the smartest people that I have ever known. She always has a way to get Ron and Harry out of the current situation they're in. 


I love all of these characters equally, and they all deserve the best in their own respective novels.

five woman superheros

wonder woman-
batgirl-niece to batman
spider girl-stronger then spider man but doesn't completely understand her powers
wasp-small and flies fast uses a slight shock power along with flying
Ms. fantastic-married to Mr.fantastic she has a force field and can disappear

Top 5

1. Katniss who is part of the Hunger Games books. Is one of my favorite characters because she is very strong even though she has to go and fight for her life.
2. Jane who is in a book called Sundays at Tiffany's. I admire her for how strong she is even though she has everyone knocking her down.
3. Allison who it in The Notebook. I just really like this book and she just happens to be in it.
4. Ruby who is in Lock and Key. She almost reminds me of myself but then she doesn't so I don't really know.
5.Jamie who is in A Walk to Remember. I like her because she  keeps on going on with life even though she knows she doesn't have much time left in her life.

My top 5 picks

1.)  Sarah Young is seriously one of my favorite female authors for multiple reasons.  I discovered this author through her famous devotional Jesus Calling(which my brother gave me after returning from deployment in Egypt). Every morning I am inspired through her words about wisdom, choices, but ultimately your relationship with God.

2.) Anna Frank is one individual that has inspired hundreds of thousands just not me. This young women has shown the world what bravery means. Her good heart, and innocent perspective on life is very insightful. When we first read The Diary of Anne Frank  in middle school I couldn't fathom how such a young girl could have witnessed so much hatred and still look for the best in others.

3.) Katniss Everdeen from The Hunger Games is a very noble character.  Bravery, honesty, and loyalty are just some of the morals she portrays within the books.  Personally she has taught me that with determination you can accomplish anything, no matter how impossible it seems.  Life will beat you up and tear you down. Ms. Everdeen has shown the world, if you fight for what you know is right,  eventually you will overcome any challenge.

4.) Arwen from Lord of the Rings shows exactly what girls are capable of. Through out the whole book she sacrifices everything to benefit others. Her selflessness is really encouraging to read about. In my own life when I am about to do something selfish I think of that book and the things Arwen did. This character truly taught me a lot about my life and making the harder choices.

5.) Hermione Granger from Harry Potter is such a brilliant character. Throughout all seven books in the Harry Potter series she is the self proclaimed, "know it all". If there was anyone to get Harry and Ron out of trouble it is her.  Her character is a very outgoing, perfectionist. I admire her for these characteristics because this is something her and I share.  Ms. Granger shows that wanting to be successful and striving to do your best pay off  eventually. Also I love her happy and optimistic personality.

Top 5 Female Fictional Characters

Hellen Parr
Marcelline
Penelo
Samantha Darko
Jesus
*Helen Parr- From The Incredibles She's Mr. Fantastic but a girl, so she has to be awesome. *Marcelline- From Adventure Time She's a vampire that eats the color red instead of blood. *Penelo- From Final Fantasy XII The only Final Fantasy girl that isn't psychotic, annoying, or a complete female dog [If you know what I mean]. *Samantha Darko- From The Donny Darko Movies The only reason I still watch S. Darko. *Jesus- From The Bible [Yes Jesus Was A Girl] The greatest magician in the world.

Top Five Fictional Female Favorites:

 IN NO CERTAIN ORDER:

Annabeth Chase- The female lead from the Percy Jackson books. She's smart, and a warrior. She's also the daughter of Athena. Annabeth isn't someone you'd want to make an enemy of.

Hazel Lancaster- The girl who the book's all about. She's truly funny, and she's also got cancer. She's pure brilliant as well. The Fault in Our Stars, by John Green.

Deryn Sharp- A fictional female who played at being a boy so she could fly again, from Scott Westerfield's Leviathan Trilogy. (Don't let my lack of commentary fool you, I just have so many reasons for her to be my favorite, I'm letting her stand alone.) Deryn is made of pure dead brilliance.

Rue- The little girl in the Hunger Games that dies in Katniss's care. She's 12 years old, and she nearly survives the Hunger Games. She was killed by a spear when she was caught in a net on the ground.

Luna Lovegood- Luna Lovegood is the who I'd be if I had to be a character in the Harry Potter series. She's strange, and gullible, and everybody loves to make fun of her. But she's also strong, and smart, and she's confident, even though she hasn't got a lot of friends.

Devan

(Alliterative, right?)




Girls in literature

1. Katniss Everdeen from the hunger games
2. Cindy loo Hoo how the grinch stole christmas
3. Rue from the hunger games
4. Hermine from Harry Potter
5. Glimmer from the hunger games

Top 5 female Chracters.

1. Megan Fox ( Mikaela ) Transformers Great movie.


2.Emma Watson ( HERMIONE Granger ) Harry Potter series.


3.Princess Feuana ( Cameron Diaz ) Shrek.


4.Kate Melton ( Daphne Blake ) Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins.


5.Hayley Klyoko ( Velma Dinkley ) Scooby-Doo! The mystery Begins!






Top 5 Female Characters.

Females Yeah!

Katniss- The Hunger Games- She is good with a bow and is a good character. Violet- The Series of Unfortunate Events- Is very smart and good at inventing things. Sunny- The Series of Unfortunate Events- Thought it was funny the way she bit stuff when she was only a baby. Rue- the Hunger Games- The way she jumped around in the trees reminded me of a monkey. Snow- The Chronicles of Vladmire Tod, Eleventh Grade Burns- Added a lot to the story.

I can be your hero baby,♥

    For the love of fictional female characters. I've read so many books it's hard to narrow down my top five favorites, but I can sure try :)
        1. Katniss Everdeen (The Hunger Games)-- Katniss is so strong, and her character is admirable. She makes mistakes, but then again so does everyone! (:
        2. Ever Bloom (The Immortal Series)-- Ever has many difficulties, and she manages to figure out a way to get through them all. She manages her abilities with great strength, and is really responsible for her actions. 
        3. Skeeter (The Help)-- I love Skeeter because she stands up for what she believes in, even though she is pretty much standing alone. She is brave, and I admire her for that. 
        4. Nancy Drew (The Nancy Drew Series)-- Nancy is really brave, and she loves what she does. Even when she is in danger she keeps her cool, and she doesn't get thrown off course just because something bad happens. She's passionate about what she does, and I love that. (:
        5. Allie (The Notebook)-- I love Allie because even though she gets a little off course, she goes back to Noah (: Even though her parents disapprove she follows her heart. :)


                                                                                                            ✌ ♥☺--
                                                           Mackenzie (:

Five Most Influencial Fictional Females

1) Alaska Young (Looking for Alaska): Alaska is an independent, open-minded, strong female character.
2) Margo Roth Spiegelman (Paper Towns): Margo knows what she wants, and isn't afraid to go after it.
3) Suze Simon (The Mediator): Another open minded, strong female character who knows how to deal with people, and won't stop until she gets what she wants. (Fun fact.. I named a cat after her) (:
4) Minny Jackson (The Help): Minny is stubborn, loving, and would do anything to take care of her family.
5) Molly Weasley (Harry Potter): During the final movie, when she stands up against Bellatrix, was very inspirational. (:

Who Are Your Top 5 Female Characters from Literature?


Today's prompt is to list your top 5 female characters from literature and a brief explanation why. Make sure to name the character AND the book/story in which she appears. Here are mine:

1. Katniss Everdeen from The Hunger Games trilogy: She's strong, she doesn't rely on men for survival, and she's not perfect. Readers can relate to her flaws and feel what she is feeling.

2. Miss Maudie Atkinson from To Kill a Mockingbird: Miss Maudie is one of my favorites because she doesn't hold back. She is not afraid to call people on their actions and do the right thing. When the rest of Maycomb is heading to Tom's trial, she stays home, knowing it's just wrong to go. Plus, she puts Mrs. Merriweather in her place. I love that.

3. Scout Finch from To Kill a Mockingbird: I can't mention Mockingbird without Scout. Though she is young and naive in many ways, she is still a strong female and won't get pushed around by the boys. I don't want to give away any spoilers, but the final chapters are beautiful (well, the whole book is, actually) when she finally learns Atticus' important lesson.

4. Jane Eyre from Jane Eyre: Jane just rocks, especially for her time period. 'Nuff said.

5. Jing-Mei Woo from The Joy Luck Club: Jing-Mei seems timid and lost at the beginning, pushed around by Waverly and sensitive to any criticism. But as the novel progresses, she gains strength and courage. She finally understands why her mother was the way she was and sets aside the bitterness to bring her family together.

This was hard choosing just five.

Thursday, March 1, 2012

DEAR ALL TEACHERS.

Dear all teachers,
     Sorry that I was such an awful kid. Sorry that you had to put up with me throughout the years. I'm just going to  name off a few to apologize too.
Dear Mrs. Mann, sorry that I never napped in your class. I must have really annoyed you. & Sorry that I bit everyone. That must have been a lot of paperwork.
Dear Mrs. Sewell, sorry that I read better than most kids and made fun of them for it. Not my fault they were dumb.
Dear Mrs. Oliver, sorry that I don't remember your class at all. I guess you didn't interest me much.
Dear 4th grade teacher.. I don't remember your name. Sorry that I stole that girls spelling words. You didn't have to paddle me though, it hurt.
Dear 5th grade teachers, Whatever, I don't even remember you. I moved twice that year so chances are, you taught me nothing and I don't really care about you.
6th grade teacher, Mrs. Holden, I tolerated you. This is the year I started to not care & not do anything & you still passed me. Thanks, I guess.
7th grade teachers. I couldn't tell you one....
8th grade, I failed 8th grade. So screw all of my teachers from then.
freshmen through junior year have been decent. So thanks for not killing me even though you want to. K bye.
love,
Stephanie.