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1. Why do you explain David's injuries from his mother so badly.
2. If you could change one thing about this book you wrote what would it be.
3.  why didn't you explain his earlier life before his mother treated him badly
4. why didn't you explain why his mother went crazy in the passage
5. Why didn't you include David's brothers in the passage and how they feel about there mother

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1. Why Did you feel isolated?
2. Why did you love reading books?
3. Did you wanted to make more friends? Why?
4. Did you wanted to travel the world? Why?

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Michael Cheng-Thin Wood Walls by David Patneaude

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Michael Cheng-Thin Wood Walls by David Patneaude

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1.What made you write this book
2.Why did you start writing books
3.What is your opinion on the topic of Japanese internment camps
4.What is your favorite book you wrote
5.What was your first book you wrote

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What was your favorite book you wrote and why?
What was the inspiration to writing this book was it another story? Was it from personal experiences in the past?
What was the hardest the part in writing books and how did you deal with that
How long would it take to get you book published and edited?
What was the hardest part about high school and why?

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1. Where do you get a radio frequency reader and how do you set it up?
2. At the beginning of the book when the author desribed a real scenario, was it real and did the police chase end good for the cops?
3. Do different states use different coded responses?
4. What is the range of the radios that cops use?
5. If a Sargent was riding a motorcycle, would he be S (number) Mary (number)?

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I am Malala by Malala Yousafzai - Anjali 

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I am Malala by Malala Yousafzai - Anjali 

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1: What does Malala miss most from her home in Pakistan?
2: Why is the Tailben doing (not letting girls go to school) this to girls in Pakistan?
3: Does Malala worrie about anything and what her future will bring her?
4: Was Malala scared that maybe she would get shot by the Taliben? (this is a question before she got shot)
5: Why does Malala do what she does?

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1. How did hitler get so powerful?
2. How many total soldiers did he have?
3. Which version did Hitler die?
4.How many concentration camps were there?
5. How many people were involved in the hitler youth program?

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Jericho Gomez - A Theory of the Drone by Grégoire Chamayou

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Jericho Gomez - A Theory of the Drone by Grégoire Chamayou

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1. What made you write about the topic of drone warfare?
2. What are your thoughts on drone warfare?
3. How much research did you have to do in order to write about this?
4. How many people do you think are interested in the topic and questions raised by drones? Why would they be interested?
5. Do you think drones should be legal in the United States or no?

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Jeffery Weinholtz - I AM A SEAL TEAM SIX WARRIOR by Howard E. Wasdin and Stephen Templin

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Jeffery Weinholtz - I AM A SEAL TEAM SIX WARRIOR by Howard E. Wasdin and Stephen Templin

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1) Why did you want to be the first SEAL TEAM SIX sniper to publish an autobiography about your career?
2) What motivated you to be the first sniper to write a book?
3) When did you write this book after or when you were a SEAL?
4) What was the scariest moment when you were in combat?
5) How did your mother and father react when they found out you were a SEAL TEAM SIX warrior?

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1) How could've these people's deaths been avoided, If so how?
2) Is there a way that some of these victims had better lives, if so in what way could their of life be changed?
3) Will there be another person that outsmarts Sir Isaac Newton and discover some other another subset in Physics?
4) Why is this book only about painful deaths not peaceful ones, and if you could go back and change it, how would you do it?
5) How did some of these people get influenced to do bad things?

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Milia Saei - Through My Eyes by Ruby Bridges

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Milia Saei - Through My Eyes by Ruby Bridges

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1) Was it hard writing the book and thinking of the tough things you went through? Why or why not?
2) What did you do to calm yourself and to not give up when you were bullied and made fun of?
3) What was the best part about your experience that makes you confident and happy when you think back?
4) Did you ever feel like it was not worth going through all the bullies just for better education? If so, why?
5) Who inspired you to share your story?

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Luka Schaefer-Finially Free by Michael Vick

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Luka Schaefer-Finially Free by Michael Vick

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Why didn't he just quit dogfighting as soon as his NFL career took off?
If he had been making money, why did he need to keep buying useless things he didn't need?
Did he ever keep in touch with the friends that he made while in prison?
Why was it so hard for him to find a reliable agent?
What made him think that he would be able to come back and play football like he used to?

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Knucklehead by Jon Scieszka ~Qasim Simba

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Knucklehead by Jon Scieszka ~Qasim Simba

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1. Out of all the memories you shared in the book, which one was your favorite?
2. Did you have any regrets in your life, like talking back to your teacher in religion class?
3. Out of all the nicknames you got called from your brothers and friends, what was your favorite?
4.  Was it hard to recall all of the events in your childhood?
5.  Who inspired you to make this book?

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1. Why were there so little facts? There are many interesting deaths in history.
2. Next time, can the author add facts of death-bringing gods or monsters?
3. If the author adds another book in the series (going back to question 2), could he/she explain the egyptian afterlife and what part of the body dies last?
4 Can there be famous tv deaths, too?
5. Can there be the most earth-shattering death?

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Joe Rosalia- Guinness World book of records 2016

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Joe Rosalia- Guinness World book of records 2016

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1. Do you plan on adding more records for 2017?
2. Which record was the hardest for you to write in the book?
3. Were you going to try and release this book earlier or later?
4. How many world records do you think there were going to be before you counted the total records?
5. Have you ever thought of trying to break a record yourself?

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How long did it take for Julius Ceasar to die after he was stabbed!?
Why did you write this book about death?
Which story is your favorite and why?
How long did it take you to do research so you can start writing this book?
When did he go deaf and how did he remember the sounds of the notes in music?

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1. What gave you the inspiration to write the Last Train and, why?
2. What was the hardest thing for you to write about?
3. Are you interested in the Holocaust and, what interests you most about it?
4. How did you find your information for your book?
5. If you could've felt what it was like to live during the Holocaust would you, why or why not?

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1. What was the reasons n you made this book? Has that reason been satisfied?

2. How has your book changed the world, in your eyes, for the better? For the worse?

3. How did you react to people who were against your book, and it's point of view? Would you act the same way?

4. Did you enjoy making this book? How did you research for this book?

5. Have you accomplished your goal with this book? Why or why not?

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Timothy Koszczuk-Guiness book of world records

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Timothy Koszczuk-Guiness book of world records

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1. How long did these people train to be fortunate enough to be in this book?

2. Has there been a person that has broken a record in every category?

3. What record has been broken the most?

4. What is the hardest record to break?

5. When was the first world record book made

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Augie Balicki - Tip Off: How The 1984 Draft Changed Basketball Forever - Filip Bondy

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Augie Balicki - Tip Off: How The 1984 Draft Changed Basketball Forever - Filip Bondy

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1. Will there ever be a draft like this again?

2. Should Michael Jordan have been picked over Sam Bowie and Akeem Olajuwon?

3. How did all these amazing players end up in the exact same draft?

4. How hard was the decision to pick a player because there were so many amazing ones?

5. If people knew how good MJ was going to be, would he have been the unanimous first pick?

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Influential Video Game Designers: Shigeru Miyamoto - By: Jennifer deWinter - Zach nank

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Influential Video Game Designers: Shigeru Miyamoto - By: Jennifer deWinter - Zach nank

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1. What aspects of Miyamoto’s life did the author want to write about the most?

2. How was Shigeru Miyamoto's work influential on the author's’ life?

3. If Mr. Miyamoto were to look back on his work, what would he think of it?

4. What changes to the book would you make after getting feedback from people who have read it?

5. What designers would you right about that are recently becoming more and more famous?

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West Point the First 200 Years by John Grant: Elliott Lewis

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West Point the First 200 Years by John Grant: Elliott Lewis

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1) What inspired you to right about this topic.

F2) What does it take for a person to get into this school

3) What could a student learn at this school.

4) Why was this school so important throughout history.

5) Who came up with the idea to build a military school.

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Soldier Boys by Dean Huges- Alex Frederick

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Soldier Boys by Dean Huges- Alex Frederick

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1) What inspired you to write about this topic?

2) What age were Germans allowed to serve in the military?

3) Which part of World War 2 was this?

4) Why did the Germans have to go swimming in a lake naked?

5) What happened to both sides parents?

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Girl, Interrupted by Susannah Smith - Kara Carlson (EXAMPLE)

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Girl, Interrupted by Susannah Smith - Kara Carlson (EXAMPLE)

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1) What kinds of disorders were people admitted to the hospital for?

2) How does the hospital compare to the modern ones we have today?

3) Have any of the treatments (ex. shock therapy) changed or evolved?

4) What did you miss most about having your freedom?

5) Was there ever a time where you thought you'd rather be locked up than being out and living your life?

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Vicious - true stories told by teens - Rachel Kelley 

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Vicious - true stories told by teens - Rachel Kelley 

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1. How did they all come through and be strong
2. Why don't some of the teens go for help, they put it off
3. How did the editor of the book get the idea of putting together multiple stories
4. Did the editor come to the teens and interview them? What did you say
5. Do the teens ever try tell the bully to stop or ask why? If so what did they say

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Ben Bogdanski, "Sacred Hoops" by Phil Jackson 

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Ben Bogdanski, "Sacred Hoops" by Phil Jackson 

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1. What inspired you to share about journey to becoming the greatest coach in NBA history?
2. How are you able to recall some of these events that took place in your childhood many years ago?
3. If you could change anything in this book, what would it be and why?
4. How did you decide what events you put in it?
5. What was your favorite part of writing this book?

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"The President Has Been Shot!": The Assassination of John F. Kennedy by James L. Swanson ~ Dillon Kohls

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"The President Has Been Shot!": The Assassination of John F. Kennedy by James L. Swanson ~ Dillon Kohls

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1. Does the author believe that Lee Harvey Oswald had a motive to killed John F. Kennedy?
2. What made Lee Harvey Oswald want to kill the president?
3. Did the author enjoy making the book? Why or why not?
4. Will there have been more assassination attempts on the president in the future?
5. What was the part of the story you found most intriguing?

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How they croaked - Georgia Bragg. Padlet by Josie Gadzala

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How they croaked - Georgia Bragg. Padlet by Josie Gadzala

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1. How did the author get the idea about writing such disgusting ideas?
2. Where did the author find all these stories?
3. How long did the research and writing the book take?
4. If you could see one of these stories happen in real life which would you see and why?
5. Are all of these stories actually true? How do you know they are or aren't?