My classmates' five books

1.      My classmate Alsadaqi, Mostafa selects book called Mythologies of the World. It talks about mythologies in the word, such as Mesopotamia, Ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome. The first sentence page fifteen of book is “The myths that explained them have passed away with their authors, and all we are left with as to their as to their purpose is conjecture.” We can find author has good wish behind mythologies.

2.      The second book is Loud and Clear: How to prepare and deliver effective business and technical presentations. It talks about some basic business rules and teach you how to do that. The first sentence page fifteen of book is “Realistic in terms of what you can reasonably expect to accomplish” it tells you some cost can be forecasted and useful to a successful businessman.

3.      The third book is Sharks, the Super Fish. This book shows reader some knowledge about different sharks. The first sentence in page fifteen of book is “Sharks are among the best hunters in the world” it looks like a topic sentence.

4.      The fourth book is Last Shot. This books shows the basketball is a game, but it has more than that. The first sentence in page fifteen of book is “He turned and there was Dick “Hoops” Weiss, Who had been a legend at the Philadelphia Daily News for years before moving to the New York Daily News”

5.      The last book is Hitler’s Storm troopers and the Attack on the German Republic, 1919-1933. The first sentence in page fifteen of book is “In Moscow, Lenin saw the German situation as being much like that of St. Petersburg in 1917.” It give reader a time information.

work cite:

Michael McKenzie, Mythologies of the World, Transedition Limited by Bander Richardson White, 2001.

George L. Morrisey, Thomas L. Sechrest and Wendy B. Warman. Loud and Clear: How to prepare and deliver effective business and technical presentations, New York, Massachusetts and others, fourth edition April 1997.

Helen Roney Sattler, Jean Day Zallinger, Sharks, the Super Fish, Helen Roney Sattler and illustrations copyright is by Jean Zallinger, New York 1986.

John Feinstein, Last Shot, Alfred A. Knopf, Random House, New York, in 2005 first edition

Otis C. Mitchell, Hitler’s Storm troopers and the Attack on the German Republic, 1919-1933, McFarland Company, North Carolina in 2008