by Nathan Melander
Welcome to NDM English where literature reading and writing come together. Reading expands the mind, enlarges the heart, and reminds us what it means to be human. This is a place to grow your appreciation for the written word. Take a listen. Share with others. Be sure to send any responses to ndmwritingservice@gmail.com answering the podcast questions. Become part of and grow this reading and writing community.
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Publishing Since
3/22/2020
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August 8, 2020
<p>A lot of people who do movie, television, or book reviews on the Internet do them incorrectly. They outline the whole story, do a spoof, are unfocused and more. This means much of what passes as reviews are shallow and lack complication worthy of dialogue. By examining the ways that media reviews can go wrong, it might be possible to see how to improve and make them more relevant.</p> <p>Help support this channel by signing up to get a <a href="https://skillshare.eqcm.net/c/2193860/298081/4650">Skillshare membership special.</a></p> <p>Be sure to send any responses to/ ndmwritingservice@gmail.com /answering the podcast questions. Become part of and grow this reading and writing community.</p> <p>Music:</p> <p>The Bone Train by Slynk</p>
August 1, 2020
<p>In the book “Island of the Blue Dolphins” by Scott O Dell, the setting is a lone island with a girl and her tribe. They are defined by the limited amount of resources and isolation from others. Where and when they are is very important to who they are as people and characters. Here is a look at how setting can help shape the characters along with the plot.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Help support this channel by signing up to get a <a href="https://skillshare.eqcm.net/c/2193860/298081/4650">Skillshare membership special.</a></p> <p>Be sure to send any responses to/ ndmwritingservice@gmail.com /answering the podcast questions. Become part of and grow this reading and writing community.</p> <p>Music:</p> <p>Divine Life Society</p>
July 24, 2020
<p>In the book “Island of the Blue Dolphins” by Scott O Dell, the main character Karana is a girl left behind by her people. As the only remaining human on the island, the book focuses on her adventures and survival. A well written personality can seem like a real person, showing how they will react to different situations. Here is a profile of the courageous and lonely young island woman.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Help support this channel by signing up to get a <a href="https://skillshare.eqcm.net/c/2193860/298081/4650">Skillshare membership special.</a></p> <p>Be sure to send any responses to/ ndmwritingservice@gmail.com /answering the podcast questions. Become part of and grow this reading and writing community.</p> <p>Music:</p> <p>Divine Life Society</p>
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Welcome to NDM English where literature reading and writing come together. Reading expands the mind, enlarges the heart, and reminds us what it means to be human. This is a place to grow your appreciation for the written word. Take a listen. Share with others.
Be sure to send any responses to ndmwritingservice@gmail.com answering the podcast questions. Become part of and grow this reading and writing community.
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