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Throughout my life I have read many books that were very impactful, and still impact my life.  I have subtly grown from these books throughout my life, and they have formed who I am today.  From picture books when I was 2 years old to long novels in 6th and 7th grade, I have grown from all of these books, and many more, because of the connections I had with them.
The book Fablehaven by Brandon Mull is important to me because not only did the author make an immersive world with believable characters, but it also showed me that no matter how small you are, you can overtake anything when you try.  The main characters went up against major challenges; both physical like defeating the Demon King and mental like when brother and sister Seth and Kendra were separated from each other and their parents, and they worried for their families and even lost hope for survival, but in the end they persevered.  This helped me understand that I could overcome any challenge as long as I put my mind to it.  I use this book often to remind myself of this, and it has served as one of my main motivations to study to do well on the SHSAT and other major tests.
In another book called Wonder by Raquel Jaramillo, in a way, I can connect to the main character, Auggie.  Just like how Auggie worried so much about his appearance in Wonder, when I was younger, at swimming I wasn’t always that good and I felt insecure because a lot of the people my age were better than me by a lot.  Very similarly, the same happened to Auggie; everyone stopped caring about his appearance because they got to know him.  They realized that it didn’t matter what he looked like and that he deserved to be treated better.  The book states,” Funny how sometimes you worry a lot about something and it turns out to be nothing.” Just like Auggie when I finished reading Wonder I realized that it didn’t matter that I wasn’t as good as others. I kept training and practicing and now I am above average for my age group in backstroke!
Throughout my life I have met many people who I enjoy to be around, and many have become almost lifelong friends.  But there are also many people that haven't always been as friendly and nice to me, which is inevitable.  A lot of the time I wouldn’t try to become friends with them and I regretted that in elementary school.  But Harry Potter, by J.K. Rowling taught me that I should see the good in others, and give them a second chance.  I saw this in Harry’s rivalry with Draco Malfoy, but towards the end of the series, Harry makes a hard choice to save Malfoy’s life, risking his own, because he believed that Malfoy was forced into this dark path, and that there is always another way.  After much time, Draco and Harry still had a rivalry as adults, but Draco had grown since Hogwarts,which can be seen through his son, Scorpius, who is a very nice boy.
In Half Upon a Time by James Riley, a boy named Jack is forced to make a choice between risking everything to make the world better, but possibly losing everyone he loves.  After much conflict, Jack realizes that a bad world isn’t worth one living in and stops helping the Evil Queen to “save his family”, and in the end perseveres and defeats the Evil Queen, creating a better world.  The lesson I took away from this book was that you should fight for what you think is right.  This relates to me because in 5th grade, I had a writing assignment where I made no grammatical errors (which i double checked with my parents), and when I confronted my teacher, she told me to “get over it”.  This discouraged me from speaking up and saying what I think.  But after reading this book, I realized that no matter what, if I think something is wrong, I should speak up!
Edwurd Fudwupper Fibbed Big by Berkeley Breathed was one of the first and most memorable books I have ever read on my own.  The first time I saw it was when I was at my grandparents house, and the mix of funny pictures and a funny and wacky story made me immediately fall in love with it.  It taught me that you should be aware of everyone around you.  For example, Edwurd Fudwupper lied about breaking his mom’s glass pig, and blamed it on space pigs, and that started a whole fiesta of insanity.  A person who left abruptly to Brazil was thought to be missing, and hearing about space pigs, everyone thought that the aliens abducted her.  This awoke a humongous alien who scolded them, until Edward’s unnoticed sister spoke up and lied to save her brother: “Edward stopped low; he was scared ten times double.  He’d fibbed way too big and was now in HUGE trouble!  Then wait… what’s that sound?  A voice small and fine.  Everyone stopped. Whose was it? … ‘Oh please,’ I called out. ‘It’s my fault you see? I broke the pig! Edwurd’s fib was for me!  So dear grumpy thing with three eyes in your head, see that it’s me you should swat down instead.’' This showed me that I shouldn’t take people who I love for granted because they love me back.  Family always has your back, and ignoring them is never a good thing when they love you so much.  From then on, I have tried to be polite and respectful to my family the best I can, and always acknowledge and enjoy their love.

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One fish Two fish Red fish Blue fish by Dr.seuss, my mom read me this book to sleep. I used this book as some sort of a guide to learn words and repeat them. I also remember laughing at the illustrations and rhymes. I could easily remember any line from this book. For example a verse in the book is “ Black fish, blue fish, old fish, new fish”. It was simple but it was my favorite. This book was a catalyst for my reading, and started my reading journey.

Rosa By Nikki Giovanni. This book was a picture book biography. It told me about Rosa Parks' past and her future. How she influenced African Americans not to ride the bus and make the buses money plummet. She led a giant boycott. It was also the first civil rights book I read and made me interested and mindful of civil rights. The illustrations were just beautiful. I learned to treat others respectfully and saw Rosa Parks' power. It made me interested in activism and taught me to speak up. It was the first powerful book I read. The theme in this book that I saw is that anyone can change the world and start a movement.

Wonder by R.J. Palacio. This book is about a student named Aggie that has Treacher Collins syndrome. He was homeschooled his whole life and was finally going to a school. It shows his experience in 5th grade and the point of views of some other characters. The book taught me to treat others with respect, no matter how they act or how they look. Throughout elementary school I acted and dressed the way I thought the other kids wanted me too. I tried so hard to act like someone else, but this book taught me to love myself and be myself. I also treated others who were different, different and I learned through this book to be kind. It gave me empathy. A quote from the book is “When given the choice between being right or being kind choose kind.” This quote still resonates with me to this day.

The Keeper of the Lost Cities by Shannon Messenger.it was a book about a young girl who was bullied and looked upon for being extraordinarily smart. She was so different from everyone else and there was a reason. Throughout the story we learned she was an elf. But even in her true world she was still looked upon as different, she surrounded herself with people who treated her well and not like an elf who has brown eyes and grew up with humans. It taught me that being different is okay and to get friends that actually care about me. There’s a difference between being weird and being special. It showed me that I can pursue what I want to and still be positive. This book also was so good and had so much imagery. Once I read the first book I fell in love and bought the seven others. Not only was the storyline great, but it taught me some lessons. The themes of each book seemed to change, but stay in the same category. Some themes I found were loyalty, trust, honesty. It made me speak the truth instead of burying all my secrets.

Marvel the Avengers: the ultimate character guide. I clung onto this book throughout elementary school. Even though it is not a traditional chapter book, it made my love for superheroes. I used to struggle with my anxiety and cry all night. I used to not take risks, and have terrible nightmares. But when I got this book it lit a fire inside of me. I started believing in myself and instead of all the nightmares I had dreams about superheroes. It gave me such happiness and hope. It may not have been a story book, but it made such a big part of my life.

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1- The Bible

The Bible was very impactful to me because the lessons and teachings in the book are timeless. Personally when I'm struggling I think of the stories and lessons of the bible to help me. One narrative that I think about a lot especially in school is the story of two fishermen in a boat with Jesus. The fishermen tossed out the net on the left side and they caught nothing then they tossed it to the right side and caught nothing. Both the

fishermen were about to give up when Jesus said throw it again. The fishermen took his advice and threw out the net. When they brought it up they saw that they caught the most fish they have ever caught. When I'm about to give up or not try my best at something I think of this story of perseverance.

2- March by John Lewis

On the surface this book is impactful to me because it showed me the horrible events that people of color have suffered through the eyes of someone who experienced it first hand. But on a deeper level it was powerful to me because it showed me the human dilemma. In this book the human dilemma is that the common beliefs at that time were that people of color are less than white people. This book showed the violent behavior of humans killing humans because of the color of their skin. When I think of what I read and what I am taught in school about racism, it worries me that we continue to have these problems.

3 - Of Mice And Men by John Steinbeck

This book teaches an important lesson through an emotionally powerful story of two friends.  The book shows a complex relationship between George and Lennie who have a dream to own and live on a farm together. George takes care of Lennie because Lennie has a mental disability. Lennie gets in trouble a lot and George is there to reluctantly bail him out until one day Lennie accidentally kills one of their co-workers wives. Lennie realizes what he has done and runs away just like George told him to do. When George finds Lennie he knows that if anyone else finds him he will suffer, George makes the hard choice to kill Lennie. “George raised the gun and steadied it, and brought the muzzle of it closer to the back of Lennie's head. The hand shook violently, but his face set and his hands steadied. He pulled the trigger. The crash of the shot rolled up the hills and rolled down again. Lennie jarred, and then settled slowly forward to the sand, and he lay without quivering.” It might be hard to understand at first the difficult decision George made, but of all the options he was left with, Lennie was better off being killed by George than suffer from the actions of others.

4- The Outsiders by S.E Hinton

This book is similar to Of Mice and Men because it is a story about a strong friendship. It differs because unlike George making the decision to kill his friend to save him from suffering, Johnny chooses to give his own life to save Ponyboy. The scene that stands out as an example of this sacrifice is at the church where they are hiding out.  “We dropped the last of the kids out as the front of the church started to crumble. Johnny shoved me towards the window. “Get out!” I leaped out the window and heard timber crashing and the flames roaring right behind me. I staggered, almost falling, coughing and sobbing for breath. Then I heard Johnny scream, and as I turned to go back for him, Dally swore at me and clubbed me across the back as hard as he could, and I went down into a peaceful darkness.” I can remember how I felt reading this for the first time. I was worried for Ponyboy and especially worried for Johnny. I also felt surprised that Johnny who was normally so shy, didn't hesitate to risk his life to save the kids and risk his life again so that Ponyboy could get out before him.

5 - Rumble Fish by S.E Hinton

Rumble Fish is a strong example of how things aren’t always what they seem. What makes Motorcycle Boy tough and cool in the eyes of his younger brother Rusty turns out to actually be caused by the lack of joy and the loss of his mother. When reading the book I thought a lot about how Rusty wanted to be like his older brother so much, but it was at the cost of his brother's life.

The rumble fish are a metaphor for the kids in the terrible neighborhood. When Motorcycle Boy says he doesn’t think the fish will fight if he frees them in the river, I think that is a metaphor for the kids escaping the bad neighborhood for a better life. This idea is shown through the opening scene of the book where Rusty meets up with a childhood friend that seems to live a normal life because he got out of the neighborhood.

It wasn’t until I finished the book and reflected on it, that I came to understand the true meaning and it’s symbolism. The story unfolds not in chronological order which made it a challenge to see the big picture as I was reading.

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Poet X

This book had an impact on me because it dealt with teenage issues. It is about this teenage girl, and her finding who she is, while at the same time, she has a very religious mother. She expresses herself through writing poetry in her notebook. It had a lot of subtopics wrapped into one book, and it was all in the form of poetry (which I loved). It was an interesting concept and I got very drawn in. I liked the way it was viewed in the eyes of a kid, and I couldn't stop reading it.

Persepolis

This graphic novel deals with a lot of topics within the Islamic revolution. This book is viewed from a girl who is living in Islam at the time of the revolution. Very strict rules were placed, and she faced a lot of danger at this time. She viewed riots, bombings, rapings, killings, and her loved ones being sent to jail for stating their views, like on page 49 where her uncle gets sent bck from political prision, and was tourtured and whipped there. It was very awakening and taught me a lot about the history and culture of Islam. I was very fascinated by the graphic novel, and how the narrator/author dealt with all of this when she was a child.

Brown Girl Dreaming

This is another book that was viewed by a young girl. It deals with segregation in the 60s, as well as the narrator going through changes from home. She is an orphan who is trying to find a home and is facing racism at the same time. This is very fascinating and the way the poetry all fits together sounds perfect. The concept of the book is very interesting and the way it is viewed, and the way the language is makes it amazing to read.

Betty Before X

Of course, this is another poetry book. This book is a memoir of Macom X’s wife, Betty. Again, it also deals with a young girl's mind at the time of segregation in the 60s. It doesn't deal with as many topics as Brown Girl Dreaming, but it does deal with one big topic of how the narrator is trying her best to fight for the freedom of black people as a child. For example on page 41 where she wants to sign up for the juniors housewives league, “‘No, what does that mean? What do junior members do?’ I ask. ‘I think they go canvassing and also help set up for the teas and fund-raising banquets that the League puts on,’. This is very impactful to me because it is very inspiring to me, and shows me that I could still have an impact on the world as a kid.

100 Best Poems of all Time

As you can probably tell, this book is a collection of poems. Yes. Poems. Some of the poetry that is in this book is quite amazing, and have really stuck with me through my days. One poem from the book that I really love is “Harlem”. The narrator's language is very interesting. You have to really dig for the actual meaning of the poem, and once you find it, it is very beautiful.

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The Hunger Games - The first book series I actually hated. I was bored to death while reading it.

First book: Long build-up, not very entertaining. It was just very plain and didn’t provide me too much insight on the story line.

Second book (Catching fire): The biggest problem with it was that the build-up was the vast majority of the book. The climax was too short and took place in a sliver of the book.

Third book (Mockingjay) It was just plain, my favorite character Boggs died a terrible death and I was just not entertained the entire book.

Crazy Rich Asians: It was a very entertaining and fun book. I never really got bored and the plot was interesting. The characters were well-designed and there were good contrasting points. Nicholas Young, one of the main characters has a great character development throughout the story, coming from a relatively relaxed and worry-free person, too a down to earth, better person. I thought that it was just a great book overall.

Percy Jackson Series: It was the first series where I finished the books consecutively. Before the series, I would read one book and maybe read the next a month later. I thought each book was very interesting and I didn’t really want to move on to a different series or book.

Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials: I was pretty scared of the book at the time of reading it. There were many intense scenes and there were some moments where situations got graphic and/or very concerning. It was a good book, although it was a very suggestive theme and it was very dark at times.

Maze Runner: The Death Cure: My favorite book. I liked the ending, though the characters were great. The deaths were impactful but they weren’t unnecessary. The book was very entertaining and it wasn’t stretched or rushed.

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Textual lineage essay Final

The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats

This was probably one of my first books read by myself and my favorite when I was about 4-5 years old. I was in pre k and remember struggling a little but enjoying it. Usually I had to ask the teacher to read some of the book for me but one day it all just came to me and I could read the words on the book. I remember I was so proud that I told my teacher that I had read it on my own and she congratulated me. I knew that if I read that book I could read all the other books and it boosted my confidence.

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The hate you give by Angie Thomas

I read this when I was in about 3rd or 4th grade and I was challenged since I wasn’t as skilled of a reader as I am now. I enjoyed reading this book because it spreads awareness about racism and police brutality and how they’re real life problems. A few months ago there were protests to stop police brutality and in memory of George Floyd. An important quote from this book is “What's the point of having a voice if you're gonna be silent in those moments you shouldn't be?” It’s really impactful because the only way to establish change is to us your voice and power.

Wonder by RJ Palacio

I read this book in elementary school when it was a very popular book and it really changed the way I looked at certain situations. It taught me to treat everyone equally despite differences. It was a great example that shows how that bullying is not right and everyone is human. I’ve reread it about 2 to 3 times and each time I found new details that gave me a deeper understanding for the book. One quote that I think can represent this book is "When given the choice between being right and being kind, choose kind."

The outsiders by  S.E. Hinton

The amazing thing about books is that they teach so many life lessons. This book especially showed me that life is tough but that's not a reason to give up after everything you've done. At first I read a little but it already had me hooked because it went so in depth into the characters and made me feel for them. The characters were part of a gang and were struggling to survive with the police and enemies on their back. Quotes that were impactful were “I lie to myself all the time. But I never believe me.” and “Stay gold, Ponyboy, stay gold.” It taught me how much people could be going through even if they don’t show it. Additionally, to never give up and keep going even when things aren't going your way.

Anne Frank a Diary of a Young Girl

This book is very famous and teaches a lot about the holocaust and the perspective of a girl experiencing this horrible genocide. This book This is the exact reason I chose to read this book. A quote that is impactful is “I don't think of all the misery, but of the beauty that still remains.” This is a quote stated by Anne Frank and shows how positive she was even in the horrible situation she was in. It is overall a great book because it shows all the details in her journey but sad because that journey came to an end.

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Textual LineageTimeline Final

Second Grade-7

The Most Magnificent Thing: in this children's book it teaches you to never give up and if something doesn't go the right way, you should always find a different path. And this has impacted me because when i was in the second grade when i first saw this book i read it not knowing that it would make such a difference. And now whenever I have a hard time understanding things or just putting the pieces together, I just look back to this book and remember that when the girl in the story couldn't make something awesome she gave up at first but then realized that she should not give up because she works from her mistakes.

Fourth Grade-9

Number the stars: I think that this book has impacted me because this book shows that sometimes the strongest friendship has risk taking. And during the book this christian girl was protecting this jewish girl by helping her hide from the Nazi’s which is a big risk for the both of them. Now I carry this on and I will always cherish my friendship. Friendship is a challenge at every step of the way but if you are really worthy of it, you will do whatever it takes to keep it close. I personally like this book because it has a lot of risk taking, and I just think that this is a beautiful book about two girls with an unstoppable friendship.

Fifth Grade-10

Wonder: In this book a young boy who looks different from other kids and took a chance to go to school after being homeschooled for years. This taught me that you should not  care about what others think, just worry about what you think and feel. This has impacted me because I remember that this girl would make fun of me in the fifth grade cause I was really soft back then so one day I read the book and the next time she picked on me, I yelled at her to make sure she would stop. And she did. So this book did not only teach me something, but it helped me and probably helped others feeling more confident in themselves.

Mid Fifth Grade-10

A Wrinkle In Time: This book taught me that if you really love someone you will do anything for them. This book has impacted my life because In this book a girl's father was in trouble and the girl/meg went to a different world with strangers just to save him. And sometimes now even though i am mad at my parents or even my sister if they need help i would always help them no matter how mad i am because i love them. I remember that when i was like ten years old me and my family went to visit my grandparents in Malta for a month, and one day we went to the beach. And while my mom was cleaning some things in the ocean, she passed out and hit her knee in a rock. And all the things were just floating away and my sister was screaming and crying so i kinda just helped her out of the water, and it's a long story so I had to cut it. But when i think of that book or read it i kinda remember when i saved my mom.

Seventh Grade-12

The fear zone: I think that if you go deeper into this book you will see that even though you don't like somebody or they bully you if they are in trouble you should do the same as if they were your friend, because they are still human. This book has impacted my life because now i know that even though you have an enemy you should still help when it's needed because you never know that the enemy could become your friend. And maybe that person is going through something like the bully in the book and that's why she picked on you. For example this is silly but me and my sister are always fighting and my mom says we act like enemies. And i try to ignore her but i end up giving in cause she always needs my help like 20 minutes later so i just cant say no because even though im mad at her she's still a person so even though she may never help me i would just help her cause you never know.

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The Hunger Games- This book series was my first dystopian book series. It taught me that there is a darker world in literature, where things don’t necessarily end the way you want it to. For example, “I volunteer as tribute!” Katniss said this when her sister got picked to go into the games. In the end Katniss decides to eliminate friendship with her oldest friend, Gale because he was responsible for killing her sister. And, instead of marrying Gale, she marries Peeta.

The Year I Didn’t Eat- This book showed me that I am lucky to not have any serious mental diseases or illnesses. In the book the main character, Max, has Anorexia. In Max’s diary he writes, “Why me? Why not last year or next year?” This shows that mental illness can come out of nowhere and get anyone, anytime, anywhere. I am very lucky not to have any serious mental illnesses.

Where the Sidewalk Ends- The book that showed me that not all poetry is serious or sad. It showed me that poetry can be happy and fun and silly. One of my favorites is, “The Battle”,

“Would you like to hear

Of the terrible night

When I bravely fought the-

No?

All right”

I like this one because it’s funny and concise.

Naruto #1- This book was my first manga, it was my portal into the world of anime. It gave me a new appreciation for exotic types of literature and comics. It also gave me a new appreciation for ninja and assassin fiction, even some magic. In 6th grade, I used to check out Naruto books from the library every day, I would read one a day so it worked.

Calvin and Hobbes- These books were my first comics. They helped me learn how amazing comic books and strips are. Calvin is a young boy and Hobbes is his stuffed tiger that comes to life. It uses the power of imagination and comedy. It's my favorite comic strip and book series.

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Maximilian Berrios' digital textual lineage timeline

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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In order to be able to read the paragraphs clearly, it is important to open it in a new window and then zoom in on it.

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/11x98oMw7ipnAblFz-yqrOcEzpE6FjaKxxSw_jPAvU8Q/edit

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1C0pCrMJtWA09h51tmvJaCO8QLmdOsF6huJr6hFg5Hw4/edit#slide=id.p

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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Copy of MACKENZIE GAVIN - My Personal Digital ELA Notebook

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CJjeO1KOLVeubJ21OOJaygT94l9Xm0yKgEbU8w3l67A/edit