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Benno and the Night of Broken Glass (Jesyln, Nithya, Catherine, Harine)

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Benno and the Night of Broken Glass (Jesyln, Nithya, Catherine, Harine)

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In Benno and the Night of Broken Glass, Meg Wiviott suggests that your biased opinions and perspectives shouldn't hurt or affect everyone.

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The cat who lived with Anne Frank (Adelynne, Emma, Ash, and Jazzy)

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The cat who lived with Anne Frank (Adelynne, Emma, Ash, and Jazzy)

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In the cat that lives with Anne Frank, authors David Lee Miller and Steven Jay Rubin suggest that staying positive and steering away from ugliness in the world can help you persist through hardships.

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Terrible Things (Amira, Maya, Timmy,  Michael L,Kaylyn)

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Terrible Things (Amira, Maya, Timmy,  Michael L,Kaylyn)

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In Terrible Things, Eve Bunting suggests that its better late than never.

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Erika's Story(Aarav, Camden, Miraj, And Sanjith)

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Erika's Story(Aarav, Camden, Miraj, And Sanjith)

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In Erika's Story, Ruth Vander Lee, suggests that a person is much more than what they look like.

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In the Harmonica, Tony Johnston suggests that items or artifacts can give you hope in hard times. We see that when the boy plays the harmonica he gets bread and delights the other Jews who are also struggling. The harmonica reminded him of the love he once shared with his family. - Daniel, Hans, Abel, Michael

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Theme statement "Frame"/prompt.        Marcus, Ava, Dalya, and Shruthi

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Theme statement "Frame"/prompt.        Marcus, Ava, Dalya, and Shruthi

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In Star of Fear, Star of Hope, Jo Hoestladt suggests that you should be honest with your friends before it is too late.