Novel Step 4.0

Step 1-1.5

Definitions
1: adj. awkward. An Inconvenient or strange situation
2: n. frenzy. A sudden fit of anger and no control.
3: adj. basal. To form at base.
4: adj. consanguineous. From the same blood.
5: n. pong. A stinking smell.
6: n. ghetto. A poor neighborhood in which some people are restricted into.
7: n. omphalos. A central point
8: adj. ulterior. Intentionally concealed and kept secret.
9: n. wordlore. The study of words and derivations
10: v. Linger. To stay somewhere longer than expected.
11: n. ghoul. A grave robber from oriental mythology.
12: n. pace. A rate of movement
13: n. lemon law. A law that makes car manufacturers replace defective machines.
14: adj. minacious. Threatening
15: n. Jerba. An island at the southeast coast of Tunisia
16: v. dribble. To advance a ball or pick with a series of small kicks or pushes.
17: adj. legitimate. Following the rules
18: adj. horrendous. Shockingly
19: adj. englacial. That it was once inside a glacier.
20: adj. sole. Being the only one
21: n. glacialist. A person who studies the movement of glaciers.
22: n. glaciologist. A glacialist
23: v. glaciate. To cover with glaciers
24: n. glace. Ice put in drinks to cool them down.
25: n. glacier. A frozen river flowing down a mountain.

Step 2
1: awkward. That inconvenient moment when you go for the high five and your friend goes for the fist pump. 
2: frenzy. A boy in the park had an amazing and uncontrollable anger fit when his ice cream fell. 
3: basal. That pyramid was formed at base. 
4: consanguineous. King Henry VIII was of the same blood as Queen Elizabeth. 
5: pong. That fart was a stinking smell. 
6: ghetto. That poor hobo worked far from his area where he is secluded from society. 
7: omphalos. My central point is my belly button. 
8: ulterior. That piece of information is intentionally kept quiet and secret. 
9: wordlore. The teacher studied words and their derivations. 
10: Linger. Although the party ended at 2:00 many people stayed longer than expected. 
11: ghoul. The dead sensei was victim of the grave robbing demon from oriental mythology. 
12: pace. In FIFA 12, Theo Walcott has 96 rate of movement. 
13: lemon law. Honda lost a lot of money because people abused of the law that forced car manufacturers to change bad factory material. 
14: minacious. The black clouds were threatening a hurricane. 
15: Jerba. In my vacations, my family and I went to an island off the coast of Tunisia. 
16: dribble. In soccer we have to kick repeatedly to control the ball. 
17: legitimate. Playing a game without cheats is following the rules. 
18: horrendous. The pink car was shockingly disgraceful. 
19: englacial. The Frozen man was once inside a glacier. 
20: sole. The old man was the only one in the café. 
21: glacialist. According to the person who studies glaciers, the Frozen Man was young. 
22: glaciologist. The glacialist was called Morgan Freeman. 
23: glaciate. Mother Earth was going to cover the mountain with glaciers. 
24: glace. I ordered water with ice to cool it down. 
25: glacier. In Chile there are many beautiful frozen rivers flowing down a mountain.


Step 2.5


I will divide my words into five groups. The first group is words that have to do with ice. Their root word is glaci-. The second group will have to do with physical characteristics. The third will be the words that describe things. The fourth will be words that are actions. The fifth will be words that are things. 

1. Glaci-
glacier.
glace.
glaciate.
glaciologist.
glacialist.
englacial.

2. Physical Characteristics.
Dribble.
Pace.

3. Descriptive Words.
awkward.
basal
consanguineous
ulterior
minacious
legitimate
sole.
horrendous


4. Actions. 
linger


5. Things
pong
ghetto
omphalos
wordlore
ghoul
lemon law
Jerba
frenzy


Step 3.0

My book "The Mysterious Object" was about glaciology: the study of glaciers. It was about a boy who lived in the foots of the Chilean Andes Mounains. This area is known for making the top quality glace. One day, he found an englacial body. Of course, the body was dead, but it had something that was really mysterious. It was a piece of paper with a phone number in it. What was strange was that, according to glaciologist Bob Smith, in the time of the man there were no cell phones. 

The body was from the time that the weather was glaciating every mountain. It was very well preserved because it was frozen. However, the body emitted a horrendous pong. It was awkward putting it inside museum car because the smell was horrible. The owner of the car abused of the lemon law and demanded the car company to give him another one since the "bad smell was the car's fault".

Oscar, the boy who found the frozen man, couldnt contain his curiosity and called the number. A person in a ghetto of Jerba answered. His name was Mohammed Gupda. Mohammed listened to the story about the frozen man and almost died of a heart attack. According to a legend of his family there was a ghoul who raided the tomb of the frozen man's family.

The whole story is how Oscar goes to Jerba to find that ghoul. He and the glacialist Smith try and try to find it.  But they never do.

I would reccomend this story to anybody who is willing to read long adventure books. This is not the best book of all time but it is very entertaining. Also, you will learn many new things about Jerba's culture, Oriental mythology, South American geography and glaciers.