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I liked this one more because it kinda teaches you to not give up and keep on going even if you're in a 🤬 situation.

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I liked No More Questions the most because I thought Kay Wang was funny. Her tone of voice and her way of not caring about anything she did because of her age was enjoyable.

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Miss Devine was my favorite story because I found it really funny and nostalgic.

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i liked this one bc i reminds me of when i went to sunday school and our sunday school teacher was also stern but she was a sweet lady

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I like this story film because it taught me more about how people who do not have the resources are able to work and thrive. It taught me an important lessons that money isn't always what keeps you afloat. That community and working together is just as powerful.

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The Story I liked best was no more questions, the older woman had a very funny an interesting personality. It Reminded me of a couple of my grandparents and I feel like I can relate to the girl asking the questions.

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I like this one more because their dad teaches them useful tips that will help them, and the fact that he has lots of knowledge even though he only went to the third grade.

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Out of all three stories we heard I personally liked the first one the most. The Grandma was really funny and I liked listening to the stories she told.

Hassan

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I liked this one the best because it was funny what caught my attention was when the little boy lied about not having clothes to go to Sunday school and Miss.Devine still made him go. This caught my attention because in the beginning when they said nothing could make them skip Sunday school

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I liked this one the best because it showed how huge of an impact people can have on you life, even if they weren't as big a part of it like your mom and dad. I also though this story was told very well the people telling it almost made it sound like a comedy show which kept me interested the whole time. Also I enjoyed the over all message of this story.

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I liked this one because it reminded me of my grandmother, her tone and her way of not caring about stuff was funny and nostalgic.

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I enjoyed "Daddy's Lessons"  the most because of the relationship between those two brothers and their father. I thought it was really sweet that their father chose to show kindness to those people who couldn't afford to pay with actual cash. Hearing the guys talk its clear that their father was a wise and honorable man saying things like "The two things you own in life is your name and your word." He obviously had a huge impact on their lives.

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I liked no more questions the most because the grandma was really funny and the stories she had were interesting.

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The story about miss Divine is my favorite story even if the teacher was stern and hard to deal with they still found a way to make fun out of it, but they wouldn't want to go through it again.

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I liked this one the most because their dad taught them important lessons like managing their money and that not everyone has money to spend

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I liked "Daddy's Lesson" because the lesson his father gave him about the things that you truly owned. Your name and your word. It made me think about how you do have control over them and even in any situation you're given. And that's how you make a difference in your own life.

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I liked this one better because idk, it was kinda sad and it was sadder than the other ones.

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I liked Facundo the Great because of how short it was. The story was very quick and it was a funny little anecdote, similar to something you'd hear at a party or with a group of friends.

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I like this story because it's about 2 men that sacrifice their lives everyday not knowing when something bad might happen. 2 men that helped out the community.

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The most important thing that stood out to me during the story film John & joe, is that even though the father had lost his son's in the word trade centre's of 9/11/2001. He said that although he had lost his son's the thing that keeps helps him sleep at night is that the last words he said to them as, "I love you." and the boys said it back to him. To him, that keeps him humbled, peaceful, he feels like he has closure with his son's.

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I really Liked this story because often times we here about how tragic young deaths are but this one in a way felt peaceful. Obviously not because how the death Physically occurred but how it all came together an felt peaceful to the soul of the one who loved them most.

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I liked this one because it remined me how close me and my grandma was when she was here and it made me think about how I was so young that I never thought she would pass away but now all I think about is what am I gonna do when other people in my life are gone

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This story was my favorite because I can relate to having your name pronounced the way its meant to be then going to school and all of a sudden you've been given a new identity and you kind of just have to get used to it.

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I like this one because it had a different tone and feeling than any of the other stories we saw, and remembers these people who died to try and protect people

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This one made me a bit emotional because it reminds me of the relationship I have with my mother.

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I liked the short story john and joe the most because the 2 men sacrificed their life to help the community. This story also helps us remember the people who lost their lives on a tragic day.

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I like this one the most because even though its sad the ending is nice where he said most people dont get to say i love you before their loved ones die

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I enjoyed this on the most because it was short and sweet. It told a whole story in such a small amount of time, Facundo the Great also had some funny elements and had a good ending.

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I liked "Me & You" because of their bond. Even after all the years they still find new things about each other and learn. I liked the end when he was telling her how he wouldn't know how it'd be if she were gone. And her response, saying how she couldn't help with that, but her knowing he will be fine in the end. It shows the strength they have and it's amazing.

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"Me and You" was the story I enjoyed the most because of how sweet the relationship between him and his mother is. Through all the mothers hardship of being kicked out of the house at 17, she could have turned out resentful and bitter but instead she decided to adopt and accept her kid. Another moment that I thought was impactful was when he came out to her as gay and she showed nothing but unconditional support. It's clear that they have a strong connection and it was kind of emotional hearing how much he'd miss her when she was gone.

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John and Joe I liked the story cause it was a memorable even for everyone, I wouldn’t be able to sleep if knowing someone I know or love is gone. But saying anything you won’t regret is the best thing you can do unknowingly it’s your last.

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I liked this story because you could tell Kay Wang was confident and happy about her life. She said she had no regrets and would sometimes complain about some things but always did what she had to do.

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I liked this story because it was funny how they would change everyone's name but they couldn't change Facundo's because if they tried to shorten it it would sound as something else, but it was also interesting how the other kids didn't do anything about their names being pronounced differently. When they say my name wrong, I try to correct them.