Loveday Writing

From Writing Topic #131 until Writing Topic #149 are “based on a book”. The book I have chosen to focus on is Where Rainbows End by Cecelia Ahern. ‘It’s the story of a person growing, learning, changing.’ Is this true of the book?** Yes, in fact second to the love story, that’s what Where Rainbows End is all about. Rosie

From Writing Topic #131 until Writing Topic #149 are “based on a book”. The book I have chosen to focus on is Where Rainbows End by Cecelia Ahern. Explain how the main character develops as the story proceeds** Rosie & Alex develop both physically and emotionally as the story spans over 40 years. Rosie develops through her choice to become

From Writing Topic #131 until Writing Topic #149 are “based on a book”. The book I have chosen to focus on is Where Rainbows End by Cecelia Ahern. ‘They chose to destroy because they did not understand.’ Is this true of some characters in this book?** Alex & Rosie: While their relationship wasn’t destroyed, they did have a few fall

From Writing Topic #131 until Writing Topic #149 are “based on a book”. The book I have chosen to focus on is Where Rainbows End by Cecelia Ahern. How intelligent is the main character in this book?** Both Rosie and Alex are intelligent in their own ways. Rosie becomes intelligent through her life choices, especially through the difficulty of her

From Writing Topic #131 until Writing Topic #149 are “based on a book”. The book I have chosen to focus on is Where Rainbows End by Cecelia Ahern. Discuss the main relationships in the book** The main relationships in the book are: Rosie & Alex, Katie & Toby, Phil & Alex and Rosie & Ruby. Rosie & Alex: They are

From Writing Topic #131 until Writing Topic #149 are “based on a book”. The book I have chosen to focus on is Where Rainbows End by Cecelia Ahern. What are the least important parts of the book?** I’d say none–all aspects of the book are important.   **Reference: Marsden, J 1998, Everything I Know About Writing, Pan Macmillan, Australia.