What I observed from the novel of Coraline I found it interesting with both environments and worlds within the story. I observed that this novel empathizes two realities and one is better than the other with more caring and loving parents that are fake parents along with people and creatures. One main part of this novel that I analyzed was the precise and exact differences between both worlds in. One was full of happiness and life while the other was more mediocre and sad. Based on those observations I believe Coraline as a character changes throughout the story and with her and her environment is leaves a message to the reader about what’s more important and impactful in this universe. My ideas and observations with some parts of the book is when she views and explores various areas that differ from both realities and how it impacts her character along with how the reader sees how it can be relative or more impactful in life. This story makes the reader think outside the box on two different settings and thinks and determines which one is better or worse for Coraline in the long run. Furthermore, throughout the novel perspectives change with how the environments change and in my opinion it makes the reader visualize the book in a way that tells the reader two different stories within one story and the possible outcomes of Coraline’s choices in my opinion and by analysing the story. Overall, this story is impacted by two different lifestyles and ways of living and the reader thinks about both outcomes of both reality’s in not only one perspective but multiple.
What I found by pure observation about a Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy was how bizarre, intense, and random the story is. One idea that I wanted to analyze and take from this story was the meaning behind Arthur and the number 42. I found it this book very enjoyable to read through mainly because there is humor and jokes all the way through. In my opinion it's like the author doesn’t want the reader to take it seriously but for the reader to laugh and have fun while reading. This is science fiction is made to laugh at itself while honoring its true rich tradition, but to myself it feels like it is much more than that. Adams' peculiarly dead-on humor also draws deeply from well thought out sociology, philosophy, and of course science. I observed the tone of the book as being humorous and exciting journey but also mysterious with how they can be uncovered. That's one of the main ideas;s I found interesting with this books theme. Another idea I wanted to observe and analyze ...
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