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My favorite part of the movie was when Starr scared Hailey with the hairbrush.

What impacted me the most was Ms. Ofrah I loved her character and how she gave Starr the opportunity to stand for Khalil.

To Angie Thomas I would tell her that I enjoyed the book more because there was more information coming from Starrs thoughts and feelings.

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My favorite part of the movie was when Sekani somehow got a hold of his dad's gun and pointed it at King.

The part of the movie that impacted me the most was when Starr and Carlos was having a conversation about what he would do in the situation with a black person vs a white person. It impacted me the most, because he showed us the point of view of a police officer.

If I could say one thing to the author I would tell her that her book was well put together.

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My favorite part of the movie was the very ending when Sekani had taken gun from Big Mav and pointed it at King. The part that impacted me the most was when Starr took Hailey's brush and made herself look crazy because it had such a deeper meaning than what it appeared to be. I would tell her that I loved both the movie and the book and that she is a great author.

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Don't have a favorite part, i love the movie all together  because of how the build up of how star first felt about being televised and apart of the protests to her seeing different opinions which makes her snap and use her voice as a weapon. The part that impacted me was the ending when her little brother pulls a gun on the drug lord and when the cops come star walks in front of him and says what she says because it makes you think about T.H.U.G L.I.F.E meaning. If i could say one thing to Angie Thomas i would just tell her she made the best realistic story based on things that happen to this day and she should make a part 2 to the book..

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My favorite part of the movie was when Hailey said a comment about  Starr was different and how khalil was a drug dealer and how the brush looked like a gun , so starr pulled the brush out the side of Haileys book bag and asked her if it looked like a weapon in her hand and then showed her what it felt like to be attacked by the police.
The part that impacted me the most was when starr stood on top of the car during the protest for justice for khalil  and spoke out for Khalil and how she said this is about how khalil lived.  If i could say one thing to Angie thomas it would be that she did an amazing job.

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My Favorite part of the movie was when star and seven got stuck in the store then got saved by there dad and then sekani pulled out the gun and star realized what the meaning of thug life really meant and then stepped in front of her brother to the police officers and said how many of us do you have to kill for you to get the point. That part really hit me... If i could say one thing to angie thomas it would be she did a great job with the book and the movie and this problem does need to be solved and she made us one step closer to solving it.

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My favorite part of the movie was when starr little brother Sekani takes his father's gun and aims at king lord. The part that really impacted me was when starr was having a conversation with her uncle about what he would do if a white men were to carry a weapon. That showed how cops treat African-American differently from white people. I would say I was an amazing book. It really showed how our world is like. Those that didn't think racism and police brutality didn't exist have more to think about.

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my favorite part of the movie was when starr finally stood up for herself by speaking how she felt about khalil's death during the riot that's also the part that impacted me the most because she learned she has a voice and that her voice matters. Angie did amazing with the book and movie version of the book i would definitely read/watch it again and would recommend it to other people also.

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My favorite part of the movie was when Starr demonstrated what it was like to feel attacked by the police to Hailey. The scene that impacted me the most was when Sekani got a hold of Mav's gun and pointed it towards King. That scene portrayed a clear example of T.H.U.G.L.I.F.E. It showed how children are easily affected by negativity put into society. If I can say one thing to Angie Thomas I would tell her thank her for creating an empowering book that covers major issues going on in America.

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My favorite part of the movie was when they were all protesting towards the end and starr got up and told everyone that she was the witness. The part that impacted me the most was the beginning when he got shot because i was just sitting there thinking about how traumatizing that could be watching someone die and not being able to help because you are handcuffed. also in that scene when the police realized that it was just a brush the look on his face, He knew he did something very bad. I would tell angie thomas that this book helped me realize, This can appen to anyone. She opened myeyes.

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My favorite part of the movie was when Sakani was holding the gun. The part of the movie that impacted me the most was when Starr was talking to her uncle because it showed how cops really think. If i could say one thing to angie thomas i would ask her why she didn't use the full "T.H.U.G L.I.F.E" Acronym.

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My favorite part of the movie was when stars little point the gun at king. What impacted me was when khalil got shot. one thing I would say to Angie Thomas is that it was a great book that relates to real life and how people are being treated because of what color they are.

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My favorite part was when my man popped up but i also liked when their dad made them line up on the grass and he told them to speak up for what they believed in. I felt every part of that movie but what really touched me was when my man and starr was in the car and he was telling her about tupac and also when seven got beat up for starr because as sad as it was it showed how strong they were. I would say that her book hit me in a different way and i really feel for her and the characters

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My favorite part of the movie was when Starr finally used her voice in the riot. The part of the movie that impacted me the most was when Maverick told them to line up on the grass told them the meaning of their names, and told them "When you want to talk, you talk. Don't ever let nobody make  you be quiet". This impacted me because  it makes you think of  how you make a difference, and you don't ever let nobody take your voice. If I could say anything to Angie Thomas I would say if you were to continue on with the story of Starr, and her family how would she change over the time after Khalil's death.

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My favorite part of the movie was when Starr's little brother pulled the gun out on King in order to protect his father. The part of the movie that impacted me the most was when Starr's father lined all of the children in the front yard and made them restate their rights as African Americans. This impacted me the most because it was a very powerful and emotional moment in the movie and it made me feel even more proud to be African American. If I could say one thing to Angie Thomas, I would tell her how much I enjoyed her story and messages inside of it.

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My favorite part of the movie was the very end when Sekani got a hold of his dad's gun and aimed it at King. The part of the movie that impacted me the most was the scene where Hailey told Starr to pretend like the basketball was ''a piece of fried chicken''. This scene was important to me because, it signified the fact that you will never someones true views on an issue until that very issue arises in your community. If I could say one thing to Angie Thomas, I would tell her how much I loved how the book and the movie, tied to real-life current events.

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My favorite part of the movie was when she got on the top of a car and spoke about her being the witness and the part when Starr's little brother points the gun and she explain the meaning of The Hate U Give. If I could say one thing to Angie Thomas I would tell her how much I loved the book and how beautifully it was written. The scene that had Impact on me the most was when Starr's dad was told her to uses her voice and not to let anyone make her be quiet, it was well said and i agreed with him 100%.

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My favorite part of the movie was Starr rioting and using her voice for Khalil. I liked seeing her gaining the courage to do this.
Khalil getting shot was the part that impacted me the most. You could see the fear on Starr's face during the whole interaction. You could feel the tension and anticipation of what 115 was going to do. It made the scene realistic.
If I could say anything to Angie Thomas, I would thank her for writing this book. She did an amazing job of describing the hardships of living in a dangerous town, and switching Starr's actions between Garden Heights and Williamson. Many readers gained insight on this knowledge for the first time after reading this book. Non-POC might have taken a step back to look at how their actions affect POC's lives.

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My Favorite part of the movie was when Starr got out of the car during the protest and got top of the car, and said she is the only witness. This also impact me the most because starr because when people were talking about Khaili she did not like it and it was not ture. she spoke in her mind saying that she should tell people how he died and support her voice matter. if i could say one thing to Angie Thomasa i would tell her how much I loved the book and how perfectly it was written.

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My favorite part of the movie was when Starr got onto the car during the protest and revealed herself as the witness. This also impacted me the most because Starr spoke her mind and finally stood up for Kahlil. I would say that Angie Thomas did an amazing job on the movie and made it impact many people who watched or read The Hate U Give.