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I sort of like this book, because I find the topic fascinating, but it can get confusing going from one perspective to another. But, it is also very interesting to see how these people's lives were affected.

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The book is alright because it is very interesting but also it is very depressing so after a while it gets boring.

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I like this book. It provides lots of interesting imagery and vivid description of the event, and goes in depth into the way it was at the time

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I like this book because it is interesting too see all of the perspectives from these people and it gives you an idea of how people of different professions and backgrounds react to this situation. It is different and new to me to see all of this focus on one topic but from so many different views.

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The book is okay. I enjoy the topic and find it very fascinating but do not necessarily like the stlye the book is written in.

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I think that Hiroshima is pretty good. I like that it is about a real moment in history. This makes the book good because it helps me relate the book to the current era and how it has been affected by the moment in time the book is about. I do find myself board with the book at times because it follows so many people that I can get lost. Overall, I like the Hiroshima, because it helps broaden my knowledge on historical events.

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I like the idea of multiple perspectives as it gives the same event 6
different ways. It makes it extremely immersive

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It is interesting but I don't like It because it is very depressing and when it carries on in that mood it gets boring to read.

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I don't like this book. I think it's written well and the topic is interesting, but it's too graphic for me to enjoy it. The way everything is described is way too disgusting and realistic.

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This book is ok, but can be boring. This is because I feel at least so far, it it  very repetitive. What I do like about this book, is that you are able to put yourself in there shoes by the way the author uses vivid detail to help the reader put an image in their head.

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Hiroshima is okay but I did not specifically enjoy reading the book.  The book felt overly repetitive. It also had some sentences that were just unnecessary and in my opinion, just completely took away from the main point of the book — the affect the atomic bomb had on the citizens of Hiroshima. I feel that if Hiroshima focused on one-two characters instead of six, I would have enjoyed it more.  Due to the fact that John Hersey focused on six different characters, it took away from the personal connections a reader could make with the characters in the book. It also made it difficult to have a clear sense of time throughout the book because of the constantly changing perspectives. Overall I felt the book was informative, but not very compelling.

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I like this book because of its detailed imagery and beautiful storytelling. I also enjoy how the author uses many perspectives to enrich the story. My only problem with the book is that i wish the perspectives were seperated into different chapters rather than mutiple perspectives in one chapter.

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I like this book due to the constant surprising scenes occurring throughout the book. For example, when the 20 soldiers were in the forest injured with no one to help them, it was very shocking to me. Finally I love how they always switch peoples perspectives to different scenes in Hiroshima like at the hospital or under the debris.

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I kind of like this book. It is a very interesting and fascinating topic. I really enjoy learning about this type of history and the big events that have help shaped our world today. However, the fact that this book contains 6 perspectives is a little overwhelming and hard to keep track of.

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I sort of like this book. It is very descriptive and shows us the experiences of Japanese citizens during this moment. But it can be repetitive at times when switching from different characters point of views.

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No. I do not like how it doesn't follow one character and it switches between them. Also, after the bomb is dropped, there is no other action parts, so it becomes pretty boring.e

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Overall, this book is very interesting and keeps you intrigued on what's going on. It gives you detailed perspectives on how the citizens of Hiroshima viewed things and how they felt. I also really enjoy learning about this time in history but, the format of the book is something that confuses me. I don't like how it switches from character to character without some sort of pause or new paragraph.

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I like this book, because although it only focuses on one event, it gives many different stories. The perspective of Mrs. Nakamura provides a viewpoint from a mother, in contrast to someone like Father Kleinsorge who is more of a community figure. The multiple perspectives shows not the just the numbers or facts from the effects of the bomb, but rather the personal impacts that were cause by the bomb.

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I would say that I do like this book seeing that it shares a whole new story to the bombing of Hiroshima. Before, I had very little knowledge on what was like to experience the aftermath of this bombing and always was taught that it was a good thing seeing that it would end the war. However, now learning of the other side of it, I feel as if it opens my eyes and adds on to my opinion towards the decision of the atomic bomb

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I do like this book but I do not love it. Typically I do not like books about past events because I know what happens. I like suspense because I keep reading to know what happens at the end. But for a book about a major past event, I like this because it gets into the characters and how what happened affected their lives and their personalities.

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I am undecided right now on if I like this book. One one hand, I like it because it shows the details of the aftermath of the bomb. But on the other hand, it gets into some really gruesome details that I really don't think I needed to picture in my head. I do think it's good though to show people what happens to people when such a powerful weapon is used.

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I don't like this book. It's really depressing and not fun to read. But I think it's important to read it because it shows what really went on and it makes it hard to ignore that the US did something wrong. It also gives a voice to the people that were the victims of the bombing.

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Yes, I do like this book because it is based on a topic that I haven't studied very much. I also like how most of the time in the book has more action than books that I have read in the past. I also like how it changes points of view every couple paragraphs so that listening to one person does not get boring. One part that I also like about the book is how the community in Hiroshima becomes more of a community and works to help others after the bomb has dropped

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yes, but I think it would be better if they gave each perspective a chapter instead of switching back and forth between perspectives.

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I like this book because I find the topic really interesting and I like how it's written in multiple perspectives. It focuses on multiple different stories within the same short period of time. However, I find that where we are now, we do not have enough substantial information on the characters themselves, so I find it difficult to keep track of which characters so what.

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