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It represents well the life of a child who is bullied.

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David González Moral IES Diego de Praves

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My favourite book is the Wise Man´s fear, which is the second part of the "The name of the wind", what makes this book so good, apart from its great story, is the way it's written, i don't know, there's something that made me addicted to it on it's day, also it tells one of the most complete stories I have ever read.

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"The Wise Man's Fear by Patrick Rothfuss"

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"The Wise Man's Fear by Patrick Rothfuss"

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At the heart of the Kingdom of Fantasy lies the famous Academy of Magic. Here, a group of chosen young people study the magical arts to defend the kingdom from the attacks of the Dark Army.

And precisely four young apprentices, two wizards and two wizards, are entrusted with a very important mission: to find the Thirteen Swords, magical objects that hold an ancient secret and give immense power to whoever possesses them. The four chosen ones will set off together towards the 4 mythical towers of the Kingdom of Fantasy where the swords are kept…

And they must find them before they are found by two evil wizards who want to destroy the Kingdom of Fantasy. It will be a race against time and against their own fears.

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My favourite book is the indestructible comic strip because when we went on holiday I always

took the same book to pass the time and it was this one. So every time I see it again I

immediately think back to the holidays

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Jujutsu Kaisen Volume 8 marks the beginning of the highly anticipated Shibuya Incident Arc, setting the stage for one of the most intense and emotionally charged storylines in the series. This volume is a perfect blend of strategic battles, dark themes, and character-driven moments that elevate the tension to new heights.

The story kicks off with the sorcerers preparing to confront the growing threat posed by Suguru Geto’s faction and the cursed spirits aiming to seal Satoru Gojo. As the chaos unfolds in Shibuya, Gojo takes center stage, showcasing why he’s considered the strongest jujutsu sorcerer. His battle against powerful cursed spirits like Jogo, Hanami, and Choso is nothing short of spectacular, filled with breathtaking action sequences and displays of overwhelming power.

What makes Volume 8 stand out is its masterful pacing and the way it balances large-scale battles with character moments. Gojo’s charisma and confidence shine, but there’s an underlying tension as the enemies’ plan gradually unfolds. The strategic complexity of the fights, especially with the introduction of cursed techniques and domain expansions, keeps readers engaged and eager to see what happens next.

The artwork is consistently impressive, with Gege Akutami delivering dynamic fight choreography, expressive character designs, and detailed backgrounds that capture the chaotic atmosphere of Shibuya. The dark tones and sharp contrasts enhance the sense of urgency and danger throughout the volume.

Volume 8 of Jujutsu Kaisen is a thrilling entry that sets the stage for one of the series’ most iconic arcs. It’s packed with high-octane action, brilliant strategies, and jaw-dropping moments that will leave readers eager to dive into the next volume.

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These books belong to the grisha universe created by Leigh Bardugo. These are fantasy books in which some privileged people are born with "gifts". In this story, the protagonist has been offered an opportunity to get a lot of money by stealing something. He knows it is very dangerous, so he brings together a group of criminals to carry it out.

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"La Sociedad de la Nieve" is my favourite book, because it has a really interesting story that make you think a lot of what would yo do in extreme situations, as the one that is told in the plot: a plane accident.

Also, if you have watched the movie previously, you will enjoy so much the book, because it tells the same story but from the perspective of the real people that were there in the accident, the perspective of those who survived.

It's an outstanding journey from the most honest people who have lost everything, and who were just teenagers when they had to choose between life and death, eating or not their teammates for surviving.

It also counts as an "historical book", since this fact was very commented on its time.

Naiara - IES Diego de Praves

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İstanbulluoğlu Social Sciences High School Emine Kaya Team BEGÜM ISBL

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İstanbulluoğlu Social Sciences High School Emine Kaya Team BEGÜM ISBL

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SHERLOCK HOLMES

While searching for a place to stay, Doctor Watson meets a man named Sherlock Holmes through an old friend and agrees to live with him in a flat on Baker Street. His flatmate's strange behaviour and the fact that he has a profession that he keeps secret cause some question marks to form in Watson's mind. As he gets closer to Holmes, these question marks increase even more. Will he be able to find the answers to the unanswered questions?

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"O verão em que quebramos todas as regras" by K.L. Walther

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"O verão em que quebramos todas as regras" by K.L. Walther

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My favourite book is "O verão em que quebramos todas as regras" which means "The summer of the broken rules" by K.L. Walther. This book it's very appealing because it's romantic, soft, emotive and interesting.

This book talks about Meredith that lost her sister a year before and since then she's been very sad. But this summer she decides to do everything that she hasn't done since then.

I really like this book because it talks about important themes like the grief of Meredith's sister and the way that her family leads with it during that summer. This story is very pretty and soft for the summer because it happens during that season and also it shows the beauty, the honesty, the purity and the intensity of young love.

Leonor

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IRENA FUNK TOLD HER THINGS SHE DIDN'T WANT TO HEAR. ANTONIA
FRIEND THERESA, CAUSING FREQUENT DISTURBANCE IN THE CLASSROOM. I ALREADY WAS A SMART STUDENT, BUT UNFORTUNATELY SHE WAS VERY DISTRACTED BY HER
THE TWO WERE SEPARATED, BUT THEY STARTED EXCHANGING TICKETS. IN ADDITION
THAT WAS NOT RARE OF TIMES WHEN I ARRIVED LATE, AND INSTEAD OF
IF
GO SIT DOWN
SAY FIRST, TURN LEFT AND RIGHT AND ASK FOR LEAVES
OR
BORROWED PENCILS. EVA LOOKED AT LADY FUNK, WHO WAS SITTING IN FRONT OF HER
IN THE CLASSROOM, AND HE THOUGHT HE HAD HEARD WRONG.
- ARRIVING LATE TO SCHOOL? - SHE ASKED. FROM HOME ON TIME. BUT IT ALWAYS LEAVES
STAY CHATTING ON THE PATIO, CHATTING FOR A LITTLE, OR GO
LOOKING FOR ANYTHING TO NIbble, AND MEANWHILE TIME PASSES

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This book begins with Belly as an adult, having been in a relationship with Jeremiah for about two years, when she discovers that last summer he slept with another girl during a fight. This scenario takes place mainly during the summer holidays, exactly at the beach house where Belly grew up with her two brothers Conrad Fisher and Jeremiah Fisher. After discovering the betrayal, Belly feels that she is about to end her love life with Jeremiah, since at this time she finished high school and is deciding what to do with her future.

Joana

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To All the Boys I've Loved Before is a young adult romance novel by Jenny Han, first published in 2014. The story follows Lara Jean Song Covey, a 16-year-old Korean-American girl who writes love letters to all the boys she's ever had a crush on. She never intends to send them, but one day, all five letters are mysteriously mailed out.

The letters end up in the hands of their recipients, including Lara Jean's older sister's ex-boyfriend, Josh Sanderson, and the most popular boy in school, Peter Kavinsky. Lara Jean is mortified and tries to avoid them, but things get even more complicated when Peter proposes a fake relationship to make his ex-girlfriend jealous.

Lara Jean agrees to the fake relationship, hoping it will help her move on from Josh and get over her embarrassment about the letters. But as she spends more time with Peter, she starts to develop real feelings for him. Meanwhile, she's still dealing with the fallout from the letters, and her friendship with her best friend, Margot, is strained.

The novel follows Lara Jean as she navigates her first real relationship, deals with family drama, and learns to be true to herself. It's a sweet and funny story about first love, family, and friendship.

To All the Boys I've Loved Before is a heartwarming and relatable story that will appeal to readers of all ages. It's a perfect read for anyone who's ever experienced the joys and challenges of first love.

Maribel Sousa

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It is an inspiring narrative about the author's life in the mountains, going far beyond a biography. It expresses freedom, the human spirit, and a connection with nature. It introduces us to the author's life philosophy, which recognizes ambition and the mindset of always seeking new challenges. A passion for competition that led him to win numerous titles and world records.

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"All of us are dead" by Jigeum Uri Hakgyoneun

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"All of us are dead" by Jigeum Uri Hakgyoneun

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My favourite book is "all of us are dead" by Jigeum Uri Hakgyoneun. This book is a novel about a zombie outbreak at a South Korean high school. A group of students tries to survive as the virus spreads, turning people into zombies. As they fight for survival, they face not only the undead but also human struggles like fear and betrayal. The story explores themes of friendship, trust, and the tough choices people make in extreme situations. Ultimately, the students learn that survival is about working together and staying strong in the face of danger. I would say if you like intense and action-packed stories then this is the book for you.

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My favourite book is “The summer I turned pretty” by Jenny Han. The novel follows the story of Isabel “Belly” Conklin, a teenage girl who spends every summer at the Fisher family’s beach house with her mother, her brother, and the owner’s sons, Conrad and Jeremiah. For Belly, summer has always been a magical time, but this year brings a big change. She is no longer the little girl everyone remembers, and suddenly, she starts catching the attention of the Fisher brothers, especially Conrad, her childhood crush. Through personal discoveries, love triangles, and moments of growth, Belly experiences a summer that will change her forever.

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“The summer I turned pretty” by Jenny Han

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“The summer I turned pretty” by Jenny Han

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One of my favourite books is Lightning McQueen: The Fastest Racer from the Cars series. The story is about Lightning McQueen, a race car who is determined to be the best. However, as he faces challenges on and off the racetrack, he starts to understand that winning isn’t everything. The book shows how important friendship and teamwork are, and how success isn’t just about being fast. I like how the story mixes fun racing action with deeper messages about personal growth. It’s a great read because it teaches valuable life lessons, and it also shows how character matters more than trophies.

Sá

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The Boy at the Back of the Class by Onjali Q. Raúf

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The Boy at the Back of the Class by Onjali Q. Raúf

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The Boy at the Back of the Class by Onjali Q. Raúf is a touching story about empathy, prejudice, and the refugee crisis. Narrated by Alexa, it follows Ahmet, a refugee boy who sits at the back of the class. As Alexa and her friends get to know him, they learn about his struggles and seek to help him.

The book highlights the importance of kindness and friendship in overcoming prejudice. Told with sensitivity and hope, it encourages young readers to be more compassionate and understanding.

This emotional and inspiring story is a must-read for both children and adults, reminding us of the power of small gestures to make a big difference.

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I really like this book because it's José Saramago's Memorial do Convento (1982), a historical novel set in 18th century Portugal. It follows Baltasar, a one-armed soldier, and Blimunda, a woman with supernatural sight, as they help Father Bartolomeu Lourenço build a flying machine. Meanwhile, King João V orders the construction of the Mafra Convent to fulfil a promise made to God.

The novel mixes history, magic and social criticism, exploring themes such as power, ambition and freedom. Saramago's unique writing style and narrative richness helped him win the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1998.

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"Memorial do Convento" – José Saramago (1982)

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"Memorial do Convento" – José Saramago (1982)

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Dinis

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My favorite book is about the life of a young woman named Julie Clarke after the death of her boyfriend, Sam Obayashi. The pain she feels with her loss is so great that, after letting go of her boyfriend's memories, she decides to listen to his voice on her cell phone for the last time. What seems absurd becomes even more paradoxical when Sam responds. Julie then struggles with the difficulty of letting go of what has already left. The second opportunity that the universe seems to have given the couple seems to remedy the protagonist's bad decisions. However, the fear of moving forward or revealing what is happening to Sam's family and friends seems to harm the connection between the couple, which means cutting off their connection forever. The plot reveals an original magical realism, taking advantage of something inherent to human life,its end.

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“Fabricante de Lágrimas” by Erin Doom is a captivating novel that masterfully blends mystery, emotion and romance. The story follows Nica and Rigel, two orphans with dark pasts, navigating their complex relationship in an orphanage. Erin Doom's poetic writing and deep character development create an immersive experience, making readers emotionally involved. The novel's themes of pain, love and fate resonate strongly, leaving a lasting impact. The slow-burning romance adds intensity, making it an unforgettable read. Overall, Fabricante de Lágrimas” is a beautifully written, heart-stopping novel that keeps readers gripped until the very last page. A must-read for lovers of emotional fiction! I recommend the book.

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My favorite book is "Iron Flame" by Rebecca Yarros is a touching novel about Hazel, a young woman dealing with loss, and her relationship with Jagger, a man struggling with his past. The story explores themes of love, healing, and overcoming trauma. The title, meaning "Iron Wings", symbolizes strength and resilience. Yarros creates relatable characters, making this an emotional and heartfelt story about trust, support, and moving forward after hardship.

Sarah

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"O verão em que me apaixonei" by Jenny Han

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"O verão em que me apaixonei" by Jenny Han

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"The Summer I Fell in Love" by Jenny Han is a charming story about growing up, feelings and the challenges of young love. Belly spends the summer at the country house of a family friend, where she experiences intense moments of discovery, mainly involving her brothers Conrad and Jeremiah. The narrative is engaging and captivating, with deep and realistic characters. The author manages to blend romance and emotion in a delicate way. Jenny Han's writing conveys sincerity and authentic feelings, making the story a pleasant and unforgettable read. I really enjoyed reading the book and recommend it.

Keyla

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My favorite book: I love poetry, it's my favourite kind of book... Poetry makes me feel safe, I don't have any favourite books, I really like poetry, I like loose poems, like the poem "Cidade" by Sophia de Mello Breyner.

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My favorite boock is "The Cruel Prince" by Holly Black is the first book in The Folk of the Air series. It follows the story of Jude, a mortal girl who, along with her twin sister Taryn and older sister Vivienne, is taken to live in the realm of Faerie after her parents are murdered by Madoc, a powerful Faerie lord. Jude is determined to fit into the dangerous and complex world of Faeries, despite being human.At the Faerie court, Jude faces constant cruelty from the Faeries, especially Prince Cardan, who is one of the most powerful and wicked princes. Despite his disdain for her, Jude becomes determined to gain power in the court and prove herself worthy. She enters a dangerous political game, trying to gain influence and unravel secrets that could change the fate of Faerie.The story is full of intrigue, betrayal, and a complex mix of romance and tension. Jude has to navigate the deadly politics of Faerie, learning that power and survival often come at a steep price. Throughout the book, themes of power, identity, and the consequences of ambition are explored.It’s a fast-paced, dark fantasy with characters who aren’t always what they seem and a plot full of twists and turns.

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Paul Theroux's "The Old Patagonian Express" is a fascinating travel narrative that chronicles his journey from Boston to the remote regions of Patagonia. Through his vivid and descriptive writing, Theroux captures the essence of the diverse landscapes and cultures he encounters along the way. His keen observations and interactions with locals provide a deep insight into the human experience of travel. The book not only explores the physical journey but also delves into the introspective and transformative aspects of traveling. For a 10th-grade student, this book offers a rich and engaging exploration of geography, culture, and the personal growth that comes with adventure.

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"The Art Of War" by  Niccolò Machiavelli

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"The Art Of War" by  Niccolò Machiavelli

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My favourite book is The Art of War by Niccolò Machiavelli. It explains why a strong army is necessary to protect a nation and how war and politics are connected.

I like this book because it teaches important lessons about strategy and leadership. Machiavelli’s ideas are still relevant today and make us think about power and defence.

Duarte

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"Vinte Mil Leguas Submarinas" by Julio Verne 

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My favorite book is "Vinte Mil Leguas Submarinas" by Julio Verne. Is a classic science fiction novel that tells the adventures of Professor Aronnax, Conseil, and Ned Land aboard the submarine Nautilus, commanded by the mysterious Captain Nemo. The book stands out for its technological innovation, memorable characters, and deep themes like freedom and revenge, while offering an exciting underwater exploration.

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My favorite book is Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone by J.K. Rowling. It tells the story of Harry, a young boy who discovers he is a wizard and goes to Hogwarts, a magical school. There, he makes friends, learns spells, and faces challenges, including the dark wizard Voldemort.

I love this book because it is full of adventure, mystery, and magic. The characters are well-developed, and the world of Hogwarts feels real. The story teaches important values like friendship, courage, and the fight between good and evil.

Reading Harry Potter is exciting, and it makes me imagine a magical world beyond reality.

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In the novel, the happiness of an honest marriage is compared with the disappointments of a forbidden relationship; Themes such as loyalty, passion and jealousy are discussed; On the other hand, issues such as the situation of women in Russia at that time and education reform were discussed.

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My favourite book is the Chronicles of Narnia. This is the book I read as a child and whose movies are my favourites. When I see him I dive back into childhood !

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Crime and Punishment is my favorite book because it dives deeply into the human psyche and moral struggles. Raskolnikov’s internal conflict between his guilt and his justification for murder makes him such a complex and relatable character. Dostoevsky’s exploration of themes like morality, redemption, and the consequences of one’s choices feels timeless and incredibly profound. I also love how the novel blends suspense and philosophical depth, making it both an emotional and intellectual experience.

Beyond the characters, the setting of St. Petersburg plays such an important role as it mirrors the chaos and oppression in Raskolnikovs mind. The atmosphere is so vivid that you can almost feel the claustrophobia of his tiny room or the suffocating weight of the streets.

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It tells the story of a young boy named Lazarillo who becomes a servant to various masters, each of whom mistreats him in different ways. Through his cunning and resourcefulness, Lazarillo navigates the harsh realities of his time and offers a satirical critique of the social and religious institutions of the era.

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"La case de l'Oncle Tom" by Harriet Beecher Stowe 

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My favorite book is “La case de l'Oncle Tom” by Harriet Beecher Stowe. I love this book because the author has a real talent for telling a story inspired by real events, and it shows her commitment.

A commitment against slavery. She succeeds marvelously, notably through her characters and the content of her book. What's more, this book is really fascinating and really touched me, and also made me think about Man and how cruel he can be.

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Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe 

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Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe 

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Benjamin Alire Sàenz

This book is one of my all-time favorites! It's an incredible coming-of-age novel that explores identity, friendship, family, and love. Set in the 1980s, it follows two Mexican-American teenagers, Aristotle "Ari" Mendoza, an introverted and angry boy, and Dante Quintana, an artistic and free-spirited boy, as they form a deep and transformative bond. Through their journey of self-discovery, they confront personal and societal challenges, uncover family secrets, and explore what it means to truly accept and love oneself and others. The novel is celebrated for its lyrical prose and emotional depth.

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My favorite book is "captive" from Sarah Rivens because I really love the love story between ash Scott (a mafia member) and Ella Collins his captive. 

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Sarah Rivens

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Capucine Gérôme

The Fault in Our Stars by John Green follows the story of Hazel Grace, a 16-year-old cancer patient, and Augustus Waters, a charming boy she meets at a support group. Together, they navigate their shared love for literature and their experiences with illness, building a deep and emotional connection. As their relationship evolves, they confront love, loss, and the fragility of life.I really enjoyed this book because it is very touching and makes you reflect on life.

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"La vie devant soi" is a novel about a woman named "Madame Rosa." She is a Jewish survivor of Auschwitz who is a retired prostitute. She is now a caretaker of a clandestine boarding house for children. She keeps a child named Mohammed who does not know his parents. He is the son of a prostitute. His mother paying Miss Rosa illegally to keep her son. Because at that time, social services took children from prostitutes. In this novel, we follow their adventures and see that Madame Rosa falls ill... It's a very moving novel, but I highly recommend it. :)

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My favorite book is We were liars , it talks about a rich family the Sinclair's spend all of their summer in a private island but in their last summer they had an accident in the island and we don't know what happened , we follow the main character her name is Cadence and she lost all of her memory after the accident and try to figuring out what happened but at the same time she is mostly with her cousins Mirren , Jonathan and her boyfriend Gatwick , more the book advance more we know secrets about the "perfect family" and at the end we know what truly happened in their last summer.

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My favorite book is « La Tresse » which means: the braid by Laeticia Colombani.
It’s the story of 3 women from different countries unknowingly linked by what is most intimate and unique to them: their hair. In India
Smita is an Untouchable. She dreams of seeing her daughter escape her miserable condition and enter school.
In Sicily, Giulia works in her father's workshop.
When he suffers an accident, she discovers that the family business is ruined.
And in Canada, Sarah, a renowned lawyer, is going to be promoted to head of her firm when she learns that she is seriously ill.
They are 3 women, 3 lives, 3 continents but who all refuse the fate reserved for them and decide to fight. It’s a very moving and hopeful story.
Casadei Mathilde.

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"The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” by Taylor Jenkins Reid

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"The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” by Taylor Jenkins Reid

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My favourite book is “The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” by Taylor Jenkins Reid. It is a story about the life of Evelyn Hugo, a movie sta, who will tell this existence to a journalist, Monique Grant. To write a book that she will publish after his death. No one understands why Evelyn Hugo chose Monique but this journalist agrees and captures this concern. The truth about Hugo’s life is both glamorous and scandalous. We discover a story about this movie star and her seven husbands with love stories. As we understand that Monique and Evelyn are linked... This book is my favourite because I love movies, love stories and context. I also like the way I write.

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"The song of Achilles" by Madeline MILLER

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"The song of Achilles" by Madeline MILLER

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This book tells the story of Achilles and Patroclus, two young men completely different : Patroclus is clumsy and unloved while Achilles is admired and powerful, the story that will emerge between the two characters is really touching and beautiful. I love this book because I find that it makes you feel a lot of different emotions and even if there is mythology, the story goes much further and we really follow the characters in their life. You get really attached to the characters throughout the book.

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This book tells the story of Aaron and Fleur , two chidhood'bestfriends who stop seeing each other after a mysterious accident whose Aaron doesn't remember . 16 years later , they start to work in the same company and Fleur tries to apologise and reconnect with him . The problem : Aaron doesn't remember her and their friendship...                                  

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“Hearts of Paper” by Elisa Puricelli Guerra is a novel that tells the story of an intense friendship between two girls, Marta and Giulia, set during the Second World War. The plot revolves around Marta, a young girl living in Milan, who, during the conflict, finds herself caught in a process of personal growth and change.“ Hearts of Paper” explores themes such as friendship, love, war, and courage, offering a reflection on the inner strength that allows one to move forward even in the darkest times. The story is told with a delicate yet profound style, highlighting the emotional nuances of the protagonists within a historical context marked by the brutality of the world conflict. Chiara IISS SIANI

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The Children’s Train by Viola Ardone is a novel that tells the story of a group of children from the poorest areas of Southern Italy, who, in 1946, are sent to the North to escape the misery and hardships of the post-war period. The protagonist, Amerigo, is a boy from Naples who, along with many others, is “sent” to a northern city, where families take him in as part of a solidarity project aimed at giving these children a chance. The “Children’s Train” thus becomes a symbol of hope and change, but also of disillusionment, as many of the children, including Amerigo, find themselves facing the harsh reality and contradictions of the adult world. Amerigo’s story, told in the first person, is a reflection on memory, roots, and the choices that shape each individual’s destiny.Sabrina IISS SIANI

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VIOLA ARDONE

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Pinocchio is an Italian novel by Carlo Collodi, first published in 1881. It tells the story of a wooden puppet, Pinocchio, created by the carpenter Geppetto. Pinocchio, despite being a puppet, dreams of becoming a real boy. Throughout the story, he embarks on a series of adventures, making poor decisions and often disobeying the advice of those around him, such as his father Geppetto, the Blue Fairy, and the Talking Cricket.Pinocchio’s disobedience leads him into many dangers, including being tricked by the sly Fox and Cat, and even being swallowed by a giant whale. As he faces these challenges, he learns valuable lessons about honesty, responsibility, and the importance of hard work. His nose grows longer whenever he lies, which serves as a constant reminder of his mistakes. In the end, Pinocchio's good deeds and transformation of character lead to him being rewarded by the Blue Fairy, who grants his wish to become a real boy. The story emphasizes the importance of integrity, personal growth, and the love of family.

Mattia IISS Siani

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« Le Petit Prince » by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

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« Le Petit Prince » by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

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My favorite book is "Le Petit Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, because I appreciate its ability to convey universal lessons through a simple but profound story. I am touched by the poetry of the text, the gentleness of the illustrations, and the timeless themes of friendship, love, and the search for meaning. This book reminds me to preserve my childlike perspective while navigating the complexities of adult life.

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Inconnu à cette adresse - Kressman Taylor

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Inconnu à cette adresse - Kressman Taylor

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My favorite book is "Inconnu à cette adresse", originally titled "Address Unknown", by Kressman Taylor, an American writer. This book was written in 1938, one year before World War II. It is composed of 20 letters that tell the story of two friends. Through these letters, we witness the deterioration of their relationship due to their political views and the impact of the war.

This book taught me a lot about human nature, such as the capacity of individuals to stay true to their principles. The ending of the story is both tragic and spectacular.

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TOUT LE BLEU DU CIEL by MÉLISSA DA COSTA

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TOUT LE BLEU DU CIEL by MÉLISSA DA COSTA

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My favorite french book is Tout le bleu du ciel which was written by Mélissa Da Costa, she's one of the famous author in the last years. The title's traduction is "All the blue of the sky". This story tells the story of Émile, a 26-year-old man diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's. Faced with an incurable disease, he decides to forego treatment and spend his remaining time on like he wants. He posts an ad for a road trip in a camper van through the Pyrenees, which is answerd by Joanne, a youg woman which searchs purpose for her life after a personal tragedy. Together, they ambark on a journey of friendship, and the discovery of life's beauty, despite the inevitable.

I love this story because she make people want to enjoy life because everything can arrived. With this story we go through all the emotions : sadness, hapyness, the laugh,... And we understand the importance of travels, love our family or else don't lose or time and be scared of take difficult decisions.

Moreover, there will be a film adaptation on the platform Netflix.

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İstanbulluoğlu Social Sciences High School Emine Kaya team Betül ISBL

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THE LONELIEST BRAIN

Serkan Karaismailoğlu's book The Loneliest Brain looks at the human brain, emotions, and the concept of loneliness from a neuroscience perspective. The author explains how our brain works in a state of loneliness and the biological and psychological importance of human relationships and social connections, using scientific data and a smooth narrative.

The book describes the effects of loneliness on the brain in simple language, aiming to help readers better understand their own mental processes and the people around them. It also examines the issue of social loneliness and draws attention to the value of social relationships in the modern world. This enjoyable and educational book is an inspiring resource for those interested in neuroscience and psychology. BETÜL ISBL

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İstanbulluoğlu Social Sciences High School Emine Kaya team Melis ISBL

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İstanbulluoğlu Social Sciences High School Emine Kaya team Melis ISBL

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THE FALL

Albert Camus’ “The Fall” is a philosophical novel that delves into themes of existentialism and human nature.The book is about Jean-Baptiste Clamence, a former Parisian lawyer, who recounts his life story to a stranger in a bar in Amsterdam. Once considering himself morally superior, Clamence faces a crisis after failing to act when he sees a woman jump into the Seine River. Instead of helping her, he walks away, haunted by his inaction and cowardice. This event triggers a profound internal crisis.This event leads him to confront his own hypocrisy and the selfish nature of humanity. He adopts the role of a “judge-penitent,” confessing his own guilt while also judging others. “The Fall” explores themes of existentialism, inner conflict, and moral questioning. “The Fall” is a powerful exploration of guilt, self-awareness, and the complexities of moral judgment. Through Clamence’s narrative, Camus examines the contradictions within human behavior and the existential struggles of modern life.

MELİS ISBL

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İstanbulluoğlu Social Sciences High School Emine Kaya Teacher

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İstanbulluoğlu Social Sciences High School Emine Kaya Teacher

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Stefan Zweig-Amok Runner

It tells the story of a man who, overwhelmed by personal struggles and society's pressures, loses control of his actions and goes on a destructive path. The story is told from the perspective of a doctor who listens to this man’s confession. The book explores deep psychological themes, such as inner conflict, isolation, and the effects of mental pressure. Zweig shows how the human mind can break down when faced with intense emotional turmoil.

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İstanbulluoğlu Social Sciences High School Emine Kaya Team BİLGE ISBL

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İstanbulluoğlu Social Sciences High School Emine Kaya Team BİLGE ISBL

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ŞEKER PORTAKALI

The novel is about 6-year-old Zezé, a clever and lively boy who lives in a poor neighborhood in Brazil. His family struggles with money, and his father is distant and often unkind to him. While his mother tries to show him love, Zezé feels neglected by his father and often experiences loneliness and frustration.

One day, Zezé finds an orange tree and picks a sweet orange from it. This simple moment of joy becomes very important to him. The orange represents hope and comfort in his otherwise difficult life. Zezé has a rich imagination, often daydreaming about being a hero or escaping his problems.

Zezé also finds friendship with an elderly man, a Portuguese neighbor he calls “The Doctor.” This man shows Zezé care and kindness, which helps him feel less lonely. However, Zezé faces the deepest pain of his life when his father abandons him, leaving him heartbroken. This moment marks a turning point in his life and his journey toward understanding the harsh realities of growing up.

The Sweet Orange Tree touches on important themes like the loss of innocence, family relationships, love, pain, and the struggles of growing up. It shows how a child’s imagination can provide comfort and how they cope with emotional challenges as they grow up.

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The Path is a vivid, tender and hilarious novel, set in a remote Castilian village. It begins when Daniel, the son of a local cheesemaker, is about to leave for a distant school. The eleven-year-old boy is suddenly aware of the delights and value of the life he is leaving behind, and the book describes his memories.

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My favorite book is « Mentir aux étoiles  » which means : lie to the stars by Alexandre Chardin because it’s a splendid story of friendship and emancipation but above all extremely moving between reality and fiction. It addresses difficult subjects such as school bullying or the emancipation of children from their parents.

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MARTIN EDEN - JACK LONDON

London's rich descriptions and social critiques provide both a literary feast and inspiration for deep thought.

Martin Eden strikingly captures the individual's struggle for self-actualization and his determination to defy class differences.

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Blindness - Jose SARAMAGO

Blindness is an impressive masterpiece that reveals the inner world of humanity and the darkness of society.

Blindness is not just a novel, it is also a literary experience that both makes the reader think and shakes.