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i liked the book i read, it was fun to read, and it's pretty easy to understand the story with the images because it lets you really see what is going on.

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I liked the book I was reading and I would recommend it.

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I read Persepolis and I enjoyed it for the most part, since it involved different experiences in the girl's life, but I don't like that it is really political.

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I read Como Agua Para Chocolate, overall it was a great book all around. It included a lot of drama, it reminded me of a soap opera. The ending of the book took me some time to process. I would recommend for next year's 10th Grade ELA Class

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Persepolis was an okay book. The only thing I liked were the images. I would like it more if I knew more on the Islamic Revolution.

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I read Like Water for Chocolate and i really liked it. The characters are very hard to figure out sometimes but overall it's a good book and i'd recommend it for next year.

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Yes.

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It was alright.

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I read Persepolis, it was good. I'm more of a visual person so that's why I chose the book, it was also an interesting topic but it got kind of confusing in some parts

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I read Like Water for Chocolate and I really enjoyed it. It's about romance and it was cool to see different perspectives on love depending on the person. I would recommend it for the next class.

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I did like reading the book because of the drama within in the book and I would highly recommend it for next years class

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I do like the book that I read because it was interesting how the characters evolved and how their emotions and thoughts changed.

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Yea I would because it touches on multiple serious points in life and ow to cope with them.

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I like it because the main character is into politics

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I have not read either of these books