Nicole's Notepad

Most interesting questions : 1. Why do some women choose to abort? 2. What happens to us when we die? Is there heaven or hell? 3. Why is there racism? 4. What if there was no education? 5. Is the government spying on us?

I searched up mystery novels for teens using google and found a few that I got interested in like, "Paper Towns" by John Green, "We Were Liars" by E. Lockhart, and "Two Can Keep a Secret" by Karen M. Manus. Some short stories that found are, "The Purloined Letter" and "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe. These caught my eye b/c they are mysteries and I've always preferred to read mysteries since small. While searching for novels the memories of how much I used to read came back to me and paused to think about why I stopped reading books. I used to be so interested in reading and this reminded me how I used to feel when I read the title of a book. I now want to read these novels.

American Literature is a lot of things. To define it, the word American basically explains itself and the word literature is anything written and art. There are such things as song lyrics, texts, reports, letters, etc. One way I can contribute to American literature is by texting and having a conversation with someone.