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This novel is for reader on the high school level or above. This book is for student who are intrested in reading about African American Culture and also about the treatment of women. This book talks about a woman and how she is defined by her hair. She is forced away by her grandmother from home into marriage because her grandmother believed she could never survive without her. She finds her self being in a horrible relationship and she is hated on by all the women because of her hair. She gets out of the relationship only to find her self with another man. She truly finds her self when she meets tea cake who makes her feel young and free. This book can teach kids about theme and the major role in a novel. Symbolism can be used as teaching point to guide discussion.

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Charlotte Brontë
This book is a american chapter book. Jane Erye is almost living the life a Cinderella life style. Since her dad's death she is forced to live with aunt who treats her poorly. Her cousins teases her hurts her. She is finally sent of to a orphan boarding school. She believed that it would be different but it's even worst. She is starved and accused of different things. Eventually Jane connects with a teacher which shows her love. She goes on to find a job and falls in love with a man. The man lies to her about her path and then she moves away. She finds a home with people of the church who end up being her cousin. She finally finds love from her family she uses the love to forgive  Edward Rochester. This book is a good teaching point for theme and symbolism.

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Date read 9/9/18
This book is a fiction book. This book target high school to adult ages. The novel takes place in the 20th century. The story talks about a millionaire Mr. Gatsby. He finds himself in Long Island. He invites his neighbors over to one of his big parties which makes them wonder and question about Gatsby. The moral of the story is basically the American Dream. Even though all Gatsby wanted to do was become extremely wealthy and live the American dream he finds himself in another dream which is falling in love. This book is great for students who enjoy romance. This is great for teaching students character metaphors and symbols.

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To Kill a Mockingbird Harper lee (Pulitzer Prize )

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To Kill a Mockingbird Harper lee (Pulitzer Prize )

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8/20/18
This book is a chapter book intended for high school and up levels. The book is one of the greatest works in literature. This book is awesome for teaching kids symbolism. The symbol in this novel was innocence. A Lot of characters in the story were sweet and were innocent but lost it during crush and brushed. The story is narrator by a six year old girl.  The girl is rebellious and she acts very "boyish". The book talk about how racism was portrayed and how it played out in court and how it affected the people around.

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10/3/18
This book is apart of a series called the Bluford serious. The book is geared towards a high school audience. A good teaching point could be cause and effect for 9th graders ,mostly likely they will not know how to pull important information our from a chapter book. This may help them out greatly. This novel talks about jamee . Her friends went to far when bullying a girl. When she takes up for the girl everything turns left. Her friends start to make fun of her and say harsh things to her. Her friends started to send out fake text and lies about her. She makes it worst by not speaking to someone and letting them what is going on.

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Date read; 9/2/18

This novel is consider to be a graphic novel .This book is a insight on diverse culture in the United States. It tells about a boy who moves to the United States and finds that he is the only Chinese-American in the entire schools The clash between modern American and ancient Chinese practices are influential in teaching kids about cultural awareness and diversity.  The book has so many cultural and political dilemmas that it is a good read for any history class. I enjoyed that fact that it kept me engaged by constantly being humorous. Kids who are culturally aware would enjoy this book.

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Date read 8-19-18
This book is apart of a huge series. The book is also a hot new 2018 book. The novel issue that I read was issue 42. It tells about bat girl. In each issue she goes through something different. She is stuck in the dilemma or making up with her friend or just being awkward. This graphic novel is a good example of teaching kids how to make inferences. Maybe one's teaching point could be to write the next issue and tell what you believe will happen. This book are for high school students. Kids will like this if they are dealing with relationship issues or just want a quick easy read.

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Date read
9/28/18
This book is a non-fiction book. It is a book about one of Shakespeare's greatest drama. This was interesting because it was put into a graphic novel form. Denmark wants to seek revenge for his father death so he tries to expose the King as a murder. A good teaching point is comparing the original drama to the novel. Students can observe how the word structure makes the drama an easier read.

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Date read : 8/23/17
Re read 9/23/18
This book is a great read. The audience this book is intended for are high school students. Making connections between these stories and students' own experiences, and drawing on their outside multiliteracies practices aid literacy development. This book talks about the Holocaust and depicts the author's father point of view. The book is engaging because he uses mouses to depict the story. The book is a non fiction book. The book represents Jews as mice, Germans as cats, and Poles as pigs.

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Bad Girls by Alex de Campi and Victor Santos

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Bad Girls by Alex de Campi and Victor Santos

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Date read : 8/16/18
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This book is a graphic novel. This book talks about Cuba. One the eve that Fidel Castro is taking over three girl decide to take advantage of chaos. When they do it goes bad quickly. They have 12 hours to escape. During their trip they come across a large amount of money. This book is a great teaching point on theme.

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Date read : 8/21/18

Meet Harold ! He is apart of the Blueford series as well. As a African american male he struggles with being a statics and being bullied. He has to struggle with his grandmother's debt from medical bills. He also has to deal with potentially being taken to a foster home. Harold finds friends and his grandmother get better toward the end of the story. This book is for 9th -12 grade. Theme and synthesizes are good points to teach with this book.

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Date read 8-19-19

This book is a non-fiction book. The intended audience for this book is 14-18 years old. This series is an awesome serious. It captivates readers with life experiences that almost all high school students go through. This book talks about Darcy again. It is the sequel to Until We Meet Again. Darcy is now on summer break. She is now trying battle her parent constantly arguing and a possible divorce. She finds herself dealing with rape. She has to figure out how to survive everything she is going through and get through the summer. This book is a good teaching point for morals. This book can always teach theme.

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Date read 8-15-18
This a non fiction book.This book is written for high school students. The book is for kids who want to read chapter books that are relatable. The book follows a series which is about the lives of student of Blueford high. This books talks about Darcy who is struggling with school and balancing her personal life. Her first boyfriend is moving away and on to top it all of her grandmother is very sick. Darcy finds herself battling through all of this and finds that new person in her life can help her through all. I think a good teaching point is that these books are awesome for low level readers with high content. It pulls readers in while getting them to read chapter books.

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2018 Newbery Medal Winner
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Date read 6/4/18
I read this book in the summer with my sister. This book is an inspirational chapter book. It talks about a girl in high school who just wants to be successful. Jade the protagonist is trying to make it of poverty. She is told by her mother to take advantage of everything that comes her way in order for her to escape. She faces obstacles with the opportunity she takes. She attends an all white school, which is a bit challenging for her. She is also pushed to join groups but is discourage when they carry titles such as "at-risk". She get a mentor who is also black but doesn't always grasp Jade's review point. This book is good read because students can relate to is struggles of stereotypes. This novel is intended for high school students.

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Date read : 9-4-18

This book is a fiction book which genre is specifically Postcolonial critique. This book is appropriate for high school age students. This novel talks about Nigerian life and a transition in a small village. There are many teaching points that this book allows you to pull from. One important board point is that this book shines light to authors in different culture and how it is values in the american culture. Kids who enjoy diversity and culture who love this book ! Morally this book teaches a lot  about courage and leadership.