Google It by Anna Redding, depicts the real-life story of two students, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, who left a glorious university to pursue a wild idea: making the world’s most famous web browser. On their way, they must face daunting challenges including popularity, customers, and financial income to reach their major goal. Additionally, they recruited the magnificent minds of Omid, Schmitz, and many more to help them do one thing: sort the world’s web knowledge. A reason that I enjoy this book is because even through times of despair, these figures persevered to accomplish their goals, which inspires me.
Let Us Go View My Progress in This Novel Down Below!
In lesson 11, we discussed doing additional research on confusing or important areas of our book. I was really interested in the past of Google co-founder, Sergey Brin. Here is what I have found:
During Lesson 5, I jotted down my central idea for this nonfiction novel, which is: Google is used to do great things for humanity. My evidence to prove this claim is here:
Furthermore, I also explored more about how Google is willing the improve in many ways to gain trust and expand:
In lesson 9, we practiced the Causes and Effects of our story, and what events it led afterward. I decided on the cause of the birth of Google and what happened afterward:
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