For Myself
I hope to be independent.
I hope to progress through both high school and college successfully.
I dream of traveling
I hope to become a soccer player.
I hope to go to a good college.
I hope to become a veterinarian.
I hope to become one of the greatest doctors in the country.
I dream of becoming an aeronautical engineer.
I hope to become an athlete.
I hope to open up an animal shelter.
For the World
I dream that everyone would love each other and all of us will be one family.
I hope the amount of pollution in the world would abate.
I hope for world peace.
I hope war will cease to exist.
I dream of hunger ending.
I hope the number of Christians increase.
I dream of poverty ending.
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Review of Virtual War by JN
Virtual War is an action-packed novel based in a Sci-Fi world of 2080. By this time, a virus had eliminated the majority of the human population. To avoid further contamination, the remaining people form sterilized domed cities to live in. But when uncontaminated land is found on the Earth, a computer generated war is put into place to settle a dispute between the three major cities about who's property the land is. So, within the restraints of their domed cities, the advanced genetic technology produce many mutants, or failed "humans", and two successes. These major early successes, Corgan and Sharla, become a team's Leader and Cryptanalyst. One of the mutants was not a total failure- he is a prodigy named Brig. He becomes the team's Strategist. After the team undergoes intense practice, they are ready to participate in the war. With the team assembled, will they succeed in the Virtual War?
I would recommend this book to others because of three main reasons. These major reasons are what you look for in a book to evaluate it. One, well developed characters, two, a strong storyline, and three creative writing and vocabulary.
I would recommend this book to others because of three main reasons. These major reasons are what you look for in a book to evaluate it. One, well developed characters, two, a strong storyline, and three creative writing and vocabulary.
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