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As Good as Dead follows the archetype of overcoming the monster. This is because Pippa feels threatened by her kidnapper and sets out to find who it is. She overcomes her kidnapper and discovers who threatened her.

In As Good as Dead, the climax is when Pippa is kidnapped by the DT killer. This is the climax because all the events prior to this lead up to this event. This is also when Pippa changes her opinions about a lot of people and finds out the truth about a lot of events.

Important details in this book are that Pippa found dead birds, DT killer wanted to kidnap her, and that the police didn't take her claims seriously. In addition to that, the DT killer was never put in jail and the fact that the book is part of a murder mystery series. Overall, all these facts contribute to the plot line and are clues to who is the guilty subject.

A significant moment in my book is when Pippa goes to the barn house to meet the mystery person. This is significant because this is when the suspect will be revealed and the action picks up. Pippa has to decide who she will side with, which ends up being a life or death situation.

Good Girl, Bad Blood is told in chronological order intertwined with dated podcast interviews. The beginning of this book is a continuation of the previous book, soon after this, Jamie Renolds goes missing and Pippa takes up the duty of finding him, at the end we find out the answer to his dispaarance. Throughout this story, Pippa records several time stamped interviews talking to people that could reveal clues.

If I knew Pippa from Good Girl, Bad Blood I would be her sidekick. Pippa is a brilliant girl that picks up a case for a missing person. I would be her sidekick because similar to her, I like to investigate and we would get along well.

The protagonist, Pippa is the hero in A Good Girl's Guide to Murder. This is because she tries to solve a past crime in her town to help another family. She solves the case, putting the "villains" in jail and clears Sal's name saving his family from the shame of the town.

In a Good Girls Guide to Murder, Pippa is motivated by trying to prove Sal innocent. She mentions in the book that she hates seeing Saul's family mistreated and believes that Sal didn't commit the crime he was believed to have committed. She is also motivated by curiosity because she wants to know what actually happened to Andie that fateful night.

The tone of A Good Girl's Guide to Murder is serious and uncertain. It is serious because Pippa is fully invested in the crime and knows that the outcome of this could make a huge difference in her town. She is also uncertain, due to the fact that she doesn't know who is guilty, why they did what they did and what the clues are leading up to.

A flat character in my book is Frank and a round character is Percy. THe series follows percy's life, he has a goal and motivation, and sometimes her suprises us. Frank is a flat character because we don't know much about his backstory and he pretty much stays the same throught the book.

An unsympathetic character in my book is Octavionus because, as leader of the Romans, he refuses to make a treaty with the Greeks. Instead of teaming up to save Mount Olympus from Gaea and the Giants, he makes the Roman army unwillingly prepare to attack the Greeks. He is a ruthless, cruel character that carries no respect for his soldiers, and that we don't agree with throught the book.

My book is plot and character driven, because it follows the journey or 9 demigods, specifically Percy Jackson, as they try to defeat Gaea. It is plot driven because the demigods follow the goal, to defeat Gaea and solve the conflict with the Romans. It is also character driven because Percy is changing throught the book and makes the decisions for the group.

Throught the time I have been reading this book a few questions have popped in my mind. Some of these questions are, where are their parents? Why are the Romans and Greeks in a conflict? Why are they retrieving the statue of Athena? Why is Gaea trying to kill the demigods? Throught reading some of my questions have been answered but not all of them so hopefully as I finish the book some of my questions are answered.

In the book The Blood of Olympus I thought the demigods would all get together to fight Gaea and the solve their conflict with the Romans. I beleived this because there was a prophecy saying that 9 demigods would save the camps and defeat Gaea. Also, as they were traveling they were fighting monsters working with Gaea.

There is a character arc in this book when Percy's view on his quest to find the fleece is changed. In the beginning and through his journey he continues on his path to find the fleece and heal Thalia's tree. Near the end, his opinion on the quest evovles and he lets Clarisse save the tree.

Percy Jackson, Sea of Monsters is in first person narrative. I know this because words like "I, my, and me" are used, showing the book is in Percy's perspective. An example of this is "Though I wasn't sure how I knew that," this proves it is in first person narrative.

In Percy jackson Sea of Monsters, the protagonist is Percy and the antogonist is Luke. There is also a conflict between Percy and himself, as he doesn't know how to feel about Tyson, his half brother. I know this because Percy is trying to find the golden fleece and Luke is too.

Wings of fire, Winter Turning is character vs society, and character vs self. It is because Winter is hating on himself and struggling to follow the ice kingdom norms, as well as being heard over his sister. It is also character vs society because the ice kingdom dragons are mad at Winter for not being like them.

Winter Turning is a fiction, fantasy, and action/adventure book about dragons in a mystical land, Pyrrhia. It is a high fantasy book, with fictional characters (dragons), that have to solve a prophecy. The dragon Winter goes on an adventure to find his sister which makes it a action/adventure, fantasy and fiction book.

What motivates Sunny in The Brightest Night is her friends, the other dragonets. She grew up with them and they have always been the most important thing to her. She decided to follow the Nightwings that tried to hold her hostage to save her friend Starflight. Her friends are the thing that motivates her to help others and she always tries to protect them, and make sure they are happy.

Wings of Fire is written in Viewpoint narrative, I know this because it is switching between two different perspectives at different times. We are getting the perspective of Sunny in the sand kingdom and Glory in the rain forest with the other dragons. They are at different times and we don't know when it takes place. In the end they meet up and the perspectives connect.