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I read Tokyo’s Ghoul. An interesting fact about the book is the main Character used to be a human and had an accident that made him get kidney transplant that turned him into a ghoul.

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I read the scar boys by Len Vlahos and something interesting about the book is how when he was a kid he was tied to a tree and the tree got struck by lightning and he got burnt really bad. My favorite part is when him and a girl did Halloween together and she thought his face was his costume.

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great book

kendell gray

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I’m reading a book called unsolved crimes by Brian Innes. This is about many different stories about crimes that have never been solved. For example, The Black Dahlia which provoked widespread speculation about a weird murder, then we have The Zodiac Killer which is about a killer who killed more than 40 innocent people in San Francisco. I like this book because i love true crime and mysteries so as i read more of this book its very interesting.

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This book thought me that doing bad things and crimes will get you long sentence in prison. They have like codes and the way they keep money safe and how they try to cut down the crimes. And when people go to court on how they have to go to the podium and testify.

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Harry Potter is a boy who moved in with his Uncle and Aunt after his parents brutal killing. He would come to find out he is a wizard and start his wizarding journey. He’d meet friends along the way and meet enemy’s as well. Maybe even You-Know-Who. So, do you think Harry will survive his first year at Hogwarts?

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This book is all about how the world was when God created, this book helps me understand how humans were before the world was saved by Jesus. Both of my names are in the Bible.

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I’m reading the forest city killer. I like this book because because mysterious and it’s a true crime book. In this there are two killers and detectives in the the town are Trying to figure out who it is.

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Something i found interesting in the book I’m reading is that it’s about a kid who’s always moving around due to his dads work with like spies and stuff and they almost get killed running away from the “bad guys” his dad was trying to catch and there plan got shot down out the sky and that’s about where i got so far in the book but I really enjoy reading the book because its from my favorite author about like sports book

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I read the book iay, mija! By Christine Suggs. I wonder why her Spanish just wasn’t such as good like she is visiting her family in Mexico but i just wonder if when they are home they just forget Spanish and doesn’t speak it

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I’m rereading this book and i like it a lot i like this story more than the 2nd book so this is very enjoyable - cp

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I reads half of this book and it was very good and interesting. Something interesting was drama blends into real life middle school friends ships and relationships. A character i could maybe relate to is Justin because he is outgoing and he is just about himself. A connection this book has to the world, it deals with crushes and try to understand to the world and bend in. A question i had about the book was why was Callie so determined to work behind the science instead of actings. The most i liked about this book was how this book really blends into the real world. The book talks about real school relationships and friends ships. And it shows so much team work and how to accept someone. And to never lie about yourself and always accept who you are and never deny your identity. -Jesus s

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This girl Gemma gets stolen by this man named ty, taken from California (I think) and taken to Australia. She’s trying to find her way home but she doesn’t know how

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I can just yap and yap about how much I love this book but I won’t bore you with the details so I will keep it short. Amulet is about main character Emily move to a different home after her late dad died in a car accident and after finding the AMULET the book REALLY picks up from there. After getting the amulet her mom hears something from the basement her, Emily, Navin goes into the basement after hearing strange sounds they go inside (as one does) and after going down deeper they found tentacles in the basement and then Emily and Navin chase after her then the walls start breaking around them and they chase after her mom. I will just leave it at that.

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Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Sea of Monsters

By: Rick Riordan

I can relate to Percy in this entire book series for many reasons. In the books it’s made clear that Percy, and many other demigods, have adhd and dyslexia. The books make it more exaggerated but it makes a point to show how characters are affected by dyslexia and adhd, of which I have both

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Remarkably ruby , ruby , something interesting about this book is that she was strong due to all the bullying she went through and all the pain she had but still she put a smile on her face and kept the day going . When i was reading this book i was kind of sad and happy for her because of her confidence i love people that stay strong no matter what

Diera Mayes

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I read Drama by Raina Telgemeier, I have read her other books before “smile”, “Sisters” and “Courage” i like how her books help give a point in their life’s like your the main character and it shows while your reading in the book but overall i just like how she helps give you visuals of the book she won books before.

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Something I wonder about the book is how did his mother die and did his mother have something wrong with her? Like a mental illness or anything like that.

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I read three books Maus 1 and 2 and the third book is Bone

Maus 1&2)was about the time under Nazi rule but they made the people into animals Jews would be mice cops are pigs Nazis would be cats

Bone) was a story about how three cousins get lost and they go separate ways and get closer everyday

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I wonder why Bella is so obsessed with Edward when she knows who he really is?

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This book is about young change-maker learned to find himself and never compromise, this book also have a movie it’s really good and it’s on Netflix

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TOKYO GHOUL VOLUME 1

Good first book the second book really kicks the manga into action good book my favorite part is when kaneki finds out that he really is a ghoul and he needs to live with the fact that he doesn’t fit in ghoul or human society(kind of) since he’s half ghoul half human

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I’m reading the silent patient by Alex michaelides

This book is about a famous painter named Alicia who shoots her husband and falls silent and a psychotherapist named Theo becomes obsessed with her story and wants to figure out why she did what she did. And I was surprised when Alicia shoot her husband because she said she could never live without him and that she loves him so much. And i wonder if Alicia will ever open up to Theo about why she killed her husband

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Sue just wants to spend the summer reading and making comics at sleepaway camp with her friends, but instead she gets stuck going to Honduras to visit relatives with her parents and two sisters. They live way out in the country, which means no texting, no cable, and no internet! The trip takes a turn for the worse when sues mother announces that they’ll be having a surprise quinceañera for sue, which is the last thing she wants. She can’t imagine wearing a big, floofy, colorful dress! What is sue going to do ? And how will she survive all this “quality” time with her rambunctious family.

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The book I’m reading is We’ll always have summer- Jenny Han.

Im very surprised that Jeremiah cheated on belly while he was in Cabo over spring break. She is leaving to go home for the summer but her and Jere just broke up because she found out about him cheating on her. She is excited to go home and see her mom and spend the summer with Taylor. She wants to make up with Jere but she doesn’t know if its the best decision.

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How did Simon die from peanut oil  if all he did was fill up his water bottle. Also why has no one confessed about what happened to Simon.

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Wonder

August aka Auggie Pullman, a ten-year-old boy born with a significant facial difference who attends mainstream middle school for the first time. As Auggie navigates challenges like bullying and social exclusion, the story, told from multiple perspectives, explores themes of kindness, acceptance, and the importance of looking beyond outward appearances. Auggie's journey impacts his family, classmates, and community, ultimately demonstrating the power of compassion and proving that you can't blend in when you were born to stand out

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It’s about a girl who gets a vampire mark and is looked at like a monster she’s 16 and she was chosen to embrace her destiny it a good book because I like reading fantasy’s and Kristin cast has a lot of good books

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This book is about a sixteen-year-old Hector confronts notions of masculinity, violence, and revenge. Mexican American Hector lives a quiet yet fulfilling life in El Paso, Texas. He's the star of his high school's chess team; enjoys spending free time with his best friend, Azi; and just won an essay contest about the pursuit of happiness.

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Hey everyone. My book is Hey Kiddo by Jarret Krosoczka a graphic novel book about family addiction problems, one surprising thing that happened in this book revealing identity of Jarrett's biological father. Because for most of his childhood, Jarrett does not know his father's name. I can’t really find a character who i really relate too because of how traumatic sort of sad the book is. One question I have of the book what does Jarrett mean by the quote, "When I was a kid, I'd draw to get attention from my family. In junior high, I drew to impress my friends. But now that I am in my teens, I fill sketchbooks just to deal with life. To survive"

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Hunter - Reading - Smoke By Ellen Hopkins

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Hunter - Reading - Smoke By Ellen Hopkins

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its a odd book with many bad words but the story of it is good its about a family with an abusive dad who was shot by the eldest daughter and then she ran away and is living in a home with a random girl she met on the subway and the little sister is dealing with a legal case of a boy who r##ed her and the judge is the boys relative so she doesn’t have a good chance of winning her case

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im reading drama by raina telgemeier

i enjoy reading this book its entertaining and i like the pictures helps me visualize well i won she goes through challenges ive been reading this book for awhile

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Big Nate, Welcome to My World. This book is about a young boy named Nate Wright who navigates throughout middle school as a sixth grader, he gets into all sorts of mischief, shenanigans, and goofy situations with his friends Teddy and Francis, in this book specifically Nate comes back after summer break and hates social studies, but not just the class, but the teacher itself, Mrs. Godfrey. Both of them get into plenty situations that drive them on the brink of insanity, I had a blast reading this its about 300 pages.

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I’m reading The girl from the Sea by Molly Knox Ostertag!

In the book we meet two girls Megan and Keltie. Megan has family issues ever since her parents at divorced, her brother started to act out. Megans plan was when she turned 18 she’d leave. While at the docks she meets a selkie named Keltie. Something interesting that happened in the book is when her friend falls off the boat. I recommend this book if you like yuri and you like graphic novels!

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The book I’m reading is Maus as you can see the picture right here in your screen. It is a graphic novel that documents the author’s father’s experiences, Vladek Spiegelman and WWII when Jews were discriminated by the Nazis and reduced less than of a human being. It is indeed, a fantastic book that reaches a whole new level of literature by mixing anthropomorphic animals that represents Jewish people, Nazis/Germans and Polish people. Jews as mouse, Nazis as cats, Polish as pigs, it is not like Tom and Jerry some kind of. It is a mix of genres, Graphic Novel, memoir and nonfiction. You should, absolutely, read this book to study the brutal sides of humanity past history. Highly recommended !!

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Maus by Art Spiegelman is a story about a man asking his father about his life in the 1940s. His father and mother were jews in Poland during hitlers reign of Germany. He is making a comic about his father’s and mother’s life. The jewish people art drawn as rats while the nazis are cats to show how the nazis wanted to kill the jewish people and get them out of their home. The father tells his son about his journey through Poland and escaping death many times.

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I am reading crown of flames by sayantani dasgupta.

This is a book about a girl who has fire powers she goes to a school full of people with powers but they’re world has been taken over by these serpents and the serpents are allowing them to do they’re tradition crowning the crowing is where they pick the most worthy of the candidates and pick them to wear a crow of flames and if the person is not worth they will burst into flames and die. She has become one of those people and she’s scared to take on the crown. a few issues In school has come up and is keeping her on a chase to figure out who actually has done the things she’s been accused of. Meanwhile her mom has just gotten taken off of house arrest but that comes with a couple problems.

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The Wedding People is written by Alison Espach and is one of the best books I’ve read. I struggle trying to stay on one book because I get bored, but I feel like it stays at a pace where I am entertained. The wedding person is a lady named Phoebe who is struggling with depression after her divorce. Her husband had cheated on her with a younger and livelier woman who had a baby. Phoebe tried to have kids but couldn’t, and she felt like she had let her husband down, and she felt like a disappointment. Phoebe was so depressed that she decided she was going to end her own life, so she booked a room at a very expensive and fancy hotel. Around $800 a night. When she got there it was full of people. Turns out there was going to be a wedding there and the reception was full of wedding people. Phoebe talked to the bride and thought she seemed almost perfect. The bride, Lila, gave her some chocolate wine and made small talk, mistaking her for a guest. Phoebe was in her room that had an ocean view. Phoebe was going to end her life in that room with the painkillers she took from her cat. Phoebe came across the bride again but Phoebe didn’t care anymore. She was going to end her life and told the bride she was there to commit suicide. The bride didn’t want that to happen during her wedding week. The bride would constantly pest Phoebe, and they even got into a screaming battle, but just continued to talk. After the bride left her room, Phoebe took the pills and went to lay down, but she heard the wedding people down near the reception, and she heard Lila’s mom making a speech, but Phoebe didn’t like that her mom was putting her down. She decided she was going to live so she threw up the pills. So far I’ve read 91 pages and I can’t wait to read more because I know Phoebe is iconic. She just needs to have her character built up more while I read. And I recommend it to anybody who can relate to being sad or being in love. And it's a good book for people who struggle to keep up with books.

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Just for the summer is a romantic comedy about two people who, after connecting on Reddit, realize they share the same "dating curse". Every person they date ends up meeting their soulmate right after breaking up with them. They devise a plan to date each other for just one summer, hoping to break the curse and finally find their own happily ever afters I feel like its a really good book and has a lot I can relate to

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I’ve been reading the deep dark for I while I really enjoy it. It doesn’t really relate to me on something’s, but her feeling like an outsider. I was confused on how her letting the thing bite her help anything. I still have a lot of questions about the books.

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Yo I’ve been reading sunshine by Jarrett J. Krosoczka. In the book meet Jarrett a kid who loves to record who sights up for a camp that is focused on making sick kids happy he meats a kid named dieago a Batman loving kid who is in a wheelchair because of a brain tumor but still finds a way to have fun at camp

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follows Hector, a bright, responsible teenager whose life is shattered when he is targeted by a local gang leader's younger brother, leading to violence and a stay in a reform school where he must choose between a path of revenge and breaking the cycle of hatred

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Since I just started the book I only read 1-3 pages, but at the beginning, Rukhsana is planning on sneaking out with her friend to go to a party, but she tells her mom she is going over a different friend’s house to study. She doesn’t seem like the type of person to sneak out and lie to her parents, or even go to parties, which kind of surprised me.

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I’m reading No Longer Human by Osamu Dazai. I don’t relate to Osamu at all in the slightest bit because he is a very negative person. He is always annoyed by people or faking who he truly is. I like to be myself no matter the crowd surrounding me because its best to be yourself and not be accepted than to be completely fake and have everyone like you for someone you are not.

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I’m reading I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter by Erika L. SáncheZ. So far reading this I learned that the main character’s sister is dead and now her family is basically bullying her/ main character making her feel sad and close to crying. I wonder why the parents want her to be a perfect Mexican daughter.

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Wsp, I’ve been reading this book sunshine by Jarrett J. Krosoczka. We see even more how the main character Jarrett is really nice and out. We also meet some other side characters like joy who helps out Jarrett with Diego. Diego is a kid who is wheelchair bound a little antisocial social but besides he seems cool. The farthest I’m at, just says how Diego likes the movie Batman.

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This book is about a Mexicans daughter who moved to the untied states when she was three. She has to deal with her strict parents always parenting her around while she sneaks around to go to parties hang out with friends while sometimes handing with her little sister

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This book is by Jarrett j. krosoczka. About a kid that does not have any parents and. the beginning his grandpa takes him to the graveyard to see his parents and he let kid drive. All the way home and he grandpa likes smoking a lot.

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Atomic Habits by James Clear~

I suggest reading this book because it teaches you how to become a better person. This book is about habits and how habits have such a huge impact on you. Atomic habits teaches you how to create better habits and get rid of bad ones.

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I’m not too far into this book but Keishas friend Rhonda has found Andy dead in his room with blood scattered everywhere, and with a gun next to him. Keisha got the news about his death and started to panic, and was having too much things in her mind. The rest of the school year was impossible, but Keisha made it through. I felt bad for Keisha because first she had to experience Robs death and now Andy’s. It must’ve been really hard for her to be going through all that, and robs death had been 2 months before Andy’s.

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I’m reading the book The Honeys. By Ryan LaSala. The book is about a boy named mars who has a twin sister that attended a camp called aspen but she unfortunately died under horrific circumstances. Mars decides to go back to the camp to try and find out what happened to his sister. Something i find interesting is that mars actually went back to the camp after what happened that lead him to leave.

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The book i’m reading is called hey kiddo by Jarret J. Krosoczka the book starts off at a graveyard with a teenage boy and his grandpa and i think it its a great book right now its just on the backstory of what his life was as a kid without a dad and his mom being a drug addict. He had a hard life but lived with his grandparents and they would always argue. He loved to draw and had a friend that he would always do stuff with. The part i’m currently on in the book he is in comic school drawing doing what he loves the most.

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I am halfway into this book and I am very intrigued and want to read more. The book hooked me with the opening of the main character Charlie Bell’s background story. The background starts off with Charlie’s dad had a sudden death and he was sent to his grandparents house where he developed affection for Basketball and music. Something interesting that happened in the story was when Charlie tried to skip school for the very first time where he was led to an arcade where he ended up crossing paths with his friend skin and they were then caught by truant officers. I wonder if Charlie will continue to make growth in his coping and Basketball skills.

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I am reading the Naturals and it’s about 17 year old cassie who joined the FBI and working with other agents who are the same age as her and they are trying to find out why there is a serial killer out there killing only red heads.

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This book is called To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee. There are a lot of characters and a little confusing.

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Maus is a book about this guy named Artie and his dad’s name is Vladek and his dad tells him about his early life and about the War against the Jews and Nazis. He also tells him about Arties mom and what she was like because he died when she was a baby. The whole reason he’s telling all of this is because Arties wants this information so he can write a novel or documentary about his dad’s life.

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The book I’m reading is called The Love Hypothesis and the author is Ali Hazelwood. Something surprising that happed was Olive the main girl who kissed Adam the main boy and they are now in a fake relationship. A character I relate to is Olive because she is always worried or stressing a lot and I do too. One question I have about this story is will they end up staying together at the end of the book?

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I have been reading the house of leaves. The first chapter is mostly the view of a washed up man trying to become a tattoo artist, and through his eyes we see the vulgarity of his world, the second “chapter” (I say chapter very loosely)

Is from a journalists point of view, we are introduced to the house through the Nadvidson records. So far it has been very interesting

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The book i am reading right now is called American Born Chinese by: Ġene Luen Yang. Something that i found interesting about this book is that it is a relatable book about an insecure teenage boy who gets the choice to change himself by the Chinese gods. He gets bullied and gets called racial slurs for being Chinese so I think that this shows how the world is and how words can really hurt others and push them to want to change everything about themselves. I don’t usually like to read but this book has made me not want to look up from my book.

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im not far into this book its just about these 2 best friends logan and maddie they have known each other since they were really young. And logan his dad is the president, and later on the russians which are there enemy’s broke in and everyone was shooting guns and maddie’s dad was protecting logan’s dad the president and got shot. after a couple months maddie’s dad recovered and maddie and her dad moved to alaska while logan stayed in the US.

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This book is pretty interesting if you are into mystery/thriller books. I think you should check this book out it’s pretty interesting and it keeps you wondering, such as who the killer, how does he/she know this, what was that sound. So if you like books like this you should read this book.

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Places we’ve never been written by Kasie West

My book so far is about a girl who is on a road trip with her childhood family friends who she lost touch with and is getting closer with her old best friend yet somehow more distant

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The book that I am reading Rebound by Kwame Alexander. This genre of this book is a poetry/verse. So, far the most thing that surprised me the most was how good Roxie was at basketball. A question that I have is will Charlie write CJ back? I also wonder if him and CJ will get together.

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Hi! I’m reading Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson. A connection from the book to the real world whenever someone gets harassed in some sort of way it lowers self esteem, and can makes them non-verbal to others. It’s hard to speak up on what someone did to you because of fear, nervousness, and afraid of judgement.

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I am reading The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian. Interesting facts about this book is Junior's decision to attend Reardan, an all white school, and it causes him to be hated by his best friend Rowdy and the rest of his community. The surprising part is his old friend “Rowdy” and Junior are in competition of a girl. Questions I have about this book is, How does the book challenge or support common stereotypes of American Indians and white people?

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Dolores Caliborne

Stephen king

This book takes place in the lakes district in Maine, the main protagonist is set in a police station being questioned about the murder of her employer. Throughout the story you take a deep dive into her life, she talks about the struggles of her husband and his lustrous desire for his daughter, and his profound alcoholism, making her marriage feel secluded and distant with these problems from her husband. On top of the all the problems she’s faced with her husband, she has a job as a housekeeper for a stuck-up elderly woman who wants nothing less than perfection, and for everything to be just as she wants it, further pushing her down the deep, emotionless and petrifying rabbit hole her life had now become.

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The book I’m reading is called Tokyo ghoul By Sui Ishida, i am on volume 5 right now. Something interesting that has happened in my book/ manga is that the main character has gotten an organ transplant. The doctor that did the did the surgery gave the main character a ghouls organs without anyone’s permission or consent to save the main character’s life, the ghoul was already dead. The main character ended up surviving but he is now half ghoul/ human.

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Hailie Jade Jackson

How to Read the Bible by David Platt~

This book helps me understand your perspective when you are reading not just only the Bible but any book. When reading the Bible I am usually lost and a slow reader but since I started reading this book, it shows how you should dig deeper into the verses to understand the meaning behind the chapters/verses. It shows you the mindset you should have when reading and why you should be reading with the mindset. I’ve learned how to understand all persons and reasoning for each persons actions. The storied that Iv’e learned about in the Bible through this book helps me apply what to do in similar situations I go through. I highly recommend this book, especially if you’re trying to understand the Bible.

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This book is called Ruin and Rising by elgh bardugo this is a very interesting book with a lot of thrill and adventure something interesting that has happened in the book is that the main character ends up getting kidnapped by this man who been plotting on taking her to ransom the king for his position as king to see if he would give it up but things ended up in a tragic event

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Better then the movies-Lyann painter

The book is a YA it’s about two high school students. the girls name is Liz, her neighbor is Wes they always argue about the parking space. Liz’s childhood crush came back in time so Wes has been trying to help her get with him his name is Micheal. But while trying to help her it seems she’s starting to like Wes.

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Art spiegelman

maus

By Wall Street journal

Maus is a graphic novel that tells a true story about World War II, but instead of people, the characters are animals. The Jewish people are mice, and the Nazis are cats. Even though it uses animals, the book is very serious and shows what really happened during the Holocaust.

The story is about a mouse named Artie and his dad, Vladek. Vladek lived through World War II and survived the Holocaust. Artie asks his dad lots of questions about his life, like how he met his mom and how they both survived the camps. Artie writes everything down so other people can learn about what his parents went through.

Artie tries to help his dad a lot and supports him in different ways. Vladek tells him sad stories, like how he and his wife were separated when they got to the camp. They had to take off all their clothes and stand in the cold. Then they were given new clothes and their names were replaced with numbers.

One time, Vladek and some other prisoners got to choose a different camp. They thought it would be better because it had warm beds and good food. But the next day, they had to do hard work like moving a mountain and flattening it. Even though it was tough, they still thought it was better than the freezing camp with barely any food

1. People were left outside in the freezing weather to die.

2. I relate to varvdic’s son. We both have some similarities

3. Why would they use a mouse to tell this type of story?

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Whatever Happened to the World of Tomorrow?

Made by: Brian Fies

In Whatever Happened to the World of Tomorrow? Pop and buddy went to a fair and at that fair buddy learned about past experiences in the world and different cultures of the world. Like the creation of a television and radio. Buddy and Pop learned about many different creations and talked about how they would do in the future.

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Hey kiddo

By: Jarrett J. Krosoczka

The Story is about a kid named Jarrett and it talks about how his life was living with his grandparents, in the story his mom was a addicted to Drugs and Drinking and she wasn’t around much but she still kept a little bit of contact with Jarret. This story shows how Jarret grew up from when he was a baby to a adult and it shows the highs and lows that he’s faced in the story

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The book that I’m reading is Hey,Kiddo by Jarrett J. Krosoczka so far i know that he doesn’t know his dad Jarrett’s mom hasn’t been in his life much and they talk through letters from time to time Jarrett loves to draw and his grandparents take care of him i was really surprised when i found out that his mom is a drug addict and is in jail so she’d do anything to feed her addiction I don’t relate to any characters in the book for real but i can kinda make a connection to my life when i lived with grandparents but the reasons was totally different. And one question i have about the story is will we ever meet Jarrett’s dad ?

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Hello fellow classmate's, i am reading drama by Raina Telgemeir. I was surpiseed when the dude came out gay for the other dude but a girl likes hime but is friends with another girl that knows he is gay. I do have a question about the book though, i do not know any of the charaecters names. I feel like this conectes to the boook because it does create drama while being in a play which can be considered dramam

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This book is called Amulet Supernova by Kazu Kibuishi. Something interesting about this book is that it takes place in an alternate universe. A question I have for the author is about all of the jump cuts the book has to different scenes in the book which makes it confusing.

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Hi everyone! I’m reading The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens by Sean Covey. I was surprised by how much it talks about setting your own goals and not just doing what other people expect. I relate to this because I sometimes feel pressure to follow what my family or friends want instead of thinking about what I want. This part reminds me of some TikTok creators who talk about mental health and being true to yourself. I wonder how I can actually use these habits in school and at home because it seems like they could really help me feel more in control of my life.

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Hey everyone! I’m reading One of Us Is Lying by Karen M. McManus. I was shocked when Simon died in detention because I didn’t expect something like that to happen so fast. I relate to the characters when they feel judged for things they didn’t do because I sometimes get stressed when people assume stuff about me. This part reminds me of Never Have I Ever, where secrets and rumors cause a lot of drama at school. I wonder how they’re all going to survive the investigation and still figure out who they really are because it seems like everyone’s life is changing.

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One of Us Is Lying is a young adult, mystery/ suspense novel by author Karen M. McManus. The book is her debut novel, originally published in the US by Delacorte Press, an imprint of Penguin Random House, on the 30 May 2017.

The book uses multiperspectivity to show the points-of-view of all four student suspects. It has received several accolades including a 129-week run on the New York Times best-seller list.

The story begins when the five major characters - Bronwyn, Simon, Nate, Cooper, and Addy (Adelaide) - attend detention with teacher Mr. Avery after he found phones in each of their school bags, against the high school's no-phone policy. However, each of the students claims that the phones are not theirs, and that someone played a prank on them. During their detention they hear the sounds of a collision coming from the school parking lot, and while the students investigate through the window, Mr. Avery leaves to see if he can help. Simon - creator of the 'About That' gossip app in which the personal lives of students at their fictional American high school, Bayview High, are posted for the rest of the school to see - begins a speech about the stereotypical personalities of the other four students and how he, through the medium of his app, is the omniscient narrator. He then drinks water from a plastic cup, announces that it tastes bad, then suffers a fatal allergic reaction (due to his peanut allergy). The others attempt to help him: Nate asks for an Epi-Pen, Bronwyn calls 911, Cooper searches for said Epi-Pen, and Addy is "useless". Teachers arrive on scene, and paramedics appear shortly after. However, it is too late and Simon dies shortly after arriving in hospital.

Initially the incident is considered an accident, but after a tumblr post is shared claiming that Simon's death was planned and the killer watched him die, the police begin to investigate and find an unpublished post by Simon that features the secrets of each of the other four students from detention. Each of the secrets would affect the character's future: Bronwyn's cheating on a test could impact her college applications; Nate's repeated misdemeanour could send him to jail; Addy's infidelity might end her relationship; and the accusation of steroid-use could halt Cooper's potential baseball career. The four are initially suspicious of one another, wondering which of them is the guilty culprit, but they begin to appreciate each other's company due to their shared situation as the uncomfortable weeks at school pass.

As the story progresses, the investigation receives media attention, with news teams and reporters turning up at the students' houses, the school, and other locations frequented by the 'Bayview four' - the nickname used by the media for the suspects. Fearing the reporters outside, Bronwyn accepts Nate's proposal to leave with him through the woods at the back of the school.

After Simon's funeral, the initial post is leaked and the rest of the school learn the four's secrets, triggering the consequences of each of their secrets: Bronwyn's parents are disappointed; Nate's house is searched; Addy's relationship ends; and Cooper's performance is investigated. This prompts Maeve, Bronwyn's younger sister, to begin investigating Simon's online activity, which brings to light the encrypted original post about Cooper, and Simon's activity on massacre-worship forums, on which he mentions a similar desire but with a 'twist'.

As Addy begins to find out who she is without Jake, she befriends Janae, Simon's friend, who begins to eat lunch with her at school and asks to 'hang out' at Addy's. Bronwyn and Nate return to his home in order to avoid the media and the disapproval of Bronwyn's parents, and find his mother outside, whom he claimed was dead. She claims to now be sober, and wishes to reconcile with her son and help during the investigation. Nate later explains everything to Bronwyn.

The encrypted file regarding Cooper is eventually opened by the police, outing him as gay and posing him as the new prime suspect, which had previously been Nate due to his previous conviction. This causes a rift between Cooper and his father, who is suggested to be homophobic. When Cooper is bullied verbally as he enters the cafeteria after this news is leaked, Nate defends him, and afterwards the group all sit together, demonstrating their new solidarity and unexpected friendship. Shortly after, evidence is found in Nate's school locker and home tying him to the murder and he is arrested. This prompts Bronwyn to contact Eli Kleinfelter, a lawyer who she saw on television defending the 'Bayview four', asking him to help with the case against Nate.

She also suggests a meeting between the remaining three, and allies to their plight - Maeve, Addy's sister Ashton. As they discuss all that they know, Kris suggests that Simon may have committed suicide and framed the others for his death, and that Janae is the person most likely to know more. Addy, having befriended Janae, goes to her house under the half-pretence of checking on her, though she has come to care for her, and Janae confesses Simon's plan and her and Jake's involvement. Shortly afterwards, however, Jake arrives at the house, and as Addy and Janae try to trick him into a taped confession, Addy's phone alerts Jake to her presence, who then chases Addy down and attempts to strangle her. Addy is saved just in time by Cooper, who accompanied her to the house and stayed outside, saw Jake's arrival and followed them.

Jake is taken into custody and Nate is released, but is shaken from his time in the juvenile detention centre, rejecting Bronwyn's concern and breaking off their burgeoning relationship. Addy begins to heal in hospital after the ordeal, and once she is released Ashton takes her to the apartment she has just rented and asks Addy to live with her, which Addy happily accepts. Cooper's college and drafting options begin to reappear and his relationship with his father starts to improve again after the tension from being outed. Bronwyn applies to Yale, having received a tweet from the university acknowledging her admission of guilt over cheating and welcoming her application. She begins dating Evan Neiman, a student and fellow mathlete, though she does not consider it serious, and does not invite him to her piano recital. As she is leaving the recital, she finds Nate waiting for her, wanting to apologise and ask if she would consider being at least friends if not more. The story ends as she accepts his offer to a movie as friends, but with a potential for more.

Bronwyn Rojas: One of the four point-of-view characters; the 'brain'. Is an overachiever and Yale-hopeful from a well-to-do family who are also Ivy League graduates. She is a member, and often founder, of several after-school clubs. She has a good relationship with her younger sister, Maeve, and is protective of her. Her primary secret is she cheated on her chemistry test is order to maintain her straight-A status, which she fears will impact her college dreams. It is later revealed that she left a threatening message to Simon after he posted about her sister.

Nate Macaulay: One of the four point-of-view characters; the 'criminal'. Is a 'bad boy' who is on probation for selling drugs. He lives with his alcoholic father after his unpredictable, drug-addicted mother left and supposedly died several years ago. Their primary source of income is from a disability allowance after his father's work injury, and is the reason Nate sells drugs. His primary secret is that he has been continuing to sell drugs. It is also later revealed that his mother is still alive. Nate has a lizard named Stan.

Addy Prentiss: Also known as Adelaide, One of the four point-of-view characters; the 'princess'. Is one of the popular students at the school. She is besotted with her boyfriend, Jake, but her secret is that she cheated on him with another boy within their friendship group. She eventually confesses to Jake, who breaks up with her. She is comforted by her older sister, Ashton, who helps her through the break-up and with her self-discovery.

Cooper Clay: One of the four point-of-view characters; the 'jock'. He is a promising baseball star who is accused of steroid use by Simon's post. It is later revealed that the original post was edited and his secret removed, but it eventually comes to light that he is gay.

Simon Kelleher: Self-proclaimed omniscient narrator and creator of About That, the gossip app revolving around the students of the fictional American high school, Bayview High. He is noted to suffer from depression. His death acts as a catalyst for the events of the story, and the rumours and secrets told in his app are what implicate the others in detention as suspects for his murder.

Maeve Rojas: Bronwyn's younger sister. She takes a proactive role alongside Bronwyn in trying to solve the murder. She has also been featured in a post by Simon.

Jake Riordan: Addy's boyfriend and old friend of Simon's. He has a controlling nature, and when Addy's secret comes to light, he breaks up with her.

Ashton Prentiss: Addy's older sister. She has a rocky relationship with her husband Charlie, so spends a lot of time at the family home. She dislikes Jake and the way he treats Addy.

Janae: Janae is Simon's best friend. She plays a crucial role in the climax. She becomes friends with Addy. She is insecure.

Eli Kleinfelter: Lawyer who works for the television news program, Until Proven. Bronwyn reaches out to him to defend Nate because he has no lawyer.

Kris: He is Cooper's secret boyfriend and he's German. He helps to decode the mystery.

Reception of One of Us Is Lying has been mostly positive, receiving multiple awards and nominations, primarily within the Young Adult category.
Reviewer Mary Cosola of Common Sense Media comments that the plot "raises lots of ethical questions" and "provides good discussion topics", receiving an overall rating of four-stars, with an age-rating of 14+.
Nivea Serrao of Entertainment Weekly praises the author for the nuanced characters and their development, and for challenging the initial stereotypes, but notes that the slow reveal of the secrets leaves the reader with less time to engage with the ending's more fully developed characters.
Kirkus Reviews acknowledges the "insights into common adolescent struggles" and "opportunities for self-reflection" for young readers, also rating the book for readers between 14-18, however criticizes that author's use of language and the plot, which they suggest "border on cliché". It also mentions how, although Bronwyn, Maeve, and their father's side of the family are Colombian, the cast is predominantly white.
A review from Medium also references the development of the originally stereotypical main characters and how the topics raise thought-provoking discussions, and goes on to praise the inclusion of LGBTQIA characters, but comments on how, although depression and psychological issues are depicted within the story, they are not fully explored.
It has been described on several occasions as a cross between The Breakfast Club and Pretty Little Liars.

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A television series is in development in association with Universal Cable Productions, E!, and production company 5 More Minutes!. In August 2020, it was announced that the production had been given a series order by Peacock.

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One of Us Is Lying is a young adult, mystery/ suspense novel by author Karen M. McManus. The book is her debut novel, originally published in the US by Delacorte Press, an imprint of Penguin Random House, on the 30 May 2017. The book uses multiperspectivity to show the points-of-view of all four student suspects.

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Hi everyone! I’m reading They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera. So far, I’m surprised how quickly Mateo and Rufus become friends, even though they only have one day left to live. I relate to them when they try to make the most of their time because sometimes I feel like I don’t use my days to their fullest. This part reminds me of the show The Good Place, where people are learning how to live better and make meaningful choices. I wonder what Mateo and Rufus will do with their last hours because it seems like their friendship is really going to change them.

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Read 82.5k reviews from the world's largest community for readers. On September 5, a little after midnight, Death-Cast calls Mateo Torrez and Rufus Emeteri...

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Hi everyone! I’m reading I’m Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter by Erika L. Sánchez. So far, we find out that Julia’s sister, Olga, died and had a secret life she never told anyone about. I was really surprised because I didn’t realize her family had so many hidden problems. I kind of relate to Julia when she feels pressure from her family because I sometimes feel the same way trying to make everyone happy. I’m curious to see how Julia is going to handle everything she’s learning about her family and herself; in all respect, things seem like they’re about to get really complicated for her.

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Miguel Angel García- Sánchez , tireless traveler , self-taught freelance photographer and publisher of several online media is a freethinker and active intellectual agitator , which seeks to provoke through his work a deep reflection on man and society , denouncing in particular cynicism and hypocrisy that , in his opinion , hinder and impede the development of the individual as a free citizen in a more just society .

He attended technical computer studies (BSc Computer Engineering) , studies of Computer Systems Engineering and a Master's degree in Management and Business Administration , which has led him to work in several multinationals in and out of Spain in the field of new technologies , combining such professional activity with teaching at various public and private institutions such as the City of Rivas- Vaciamadrid , Hospital Universitario Puerta de Hierro, Madrid Institute of Health or Julian Besteiro School General Workers Union , among others.

It has numerous published articles, directed and presented various cultural and social cycles of conferences in the Ateneo de Madrid. He is a member of the Royal Photographic Society, the Internet Society and the Ateneo de Madrid, among others.

Through his work seeks to provoke a reflection on yourself , man and society. Due to solipsism marking his philosophy of life in his work makes a critical cynicism and hypocrisy, which in his opinion , " hinder and impede the development of the individual as a free citizen ."

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