In every street stands a group of young teenagers. All cluttered together. Talking of nothing. The way they dress sends a message of wanting power and attention. I somehow see a comical side to this and thought of this verse. I view all teenagers as rappers. When I hear them speak. They seem to miss use the grammer within there words and they tend speak back to each other in text words like the ones we in use text messages on mobiles. It seems to have become the norm and I’m worried grammer will be wiped out the mouths of all our next generation. No wonder we are becoming a nation of rude manners and no respect.

Two little girls experience a night of sheer terror when they venture out on a Halloween night in 1984 Detroit.

In this composition we are going to describe some differences between “Little Red Riding Hood” (traditional popular version) and “Little White Riding Hood” (feminist version by Barbara G. Walker), comparing the characters and their posture in both stories.

This is what actually happened to Little Red, the Wolf and Granny.

In Language Arts, I was asked to re-write a fairy tale from another characters point of view. This is Little Red Riding Hood told from her older sister’s perspective.

The Little Red Riding Hood – A Remix.

It’s all in the interpretation. Do you remember the story of Little Red Riding Hood?