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was about 7 despacito stars

Why i liked it: it was about J.R.R. Tolkien,  one of my favorite fantasy writers

why i disliked it: i disliked nothing about this book

summary: this book was about J.R.R. tolkiens life

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1.5 stars
One reason why I like this book is because the characters had good personalities. Another reason why I liked this book is the book cover was very cool. The final reason why I liked the book was because it had cool and weird
creatures.

One thing i disliked a bout the book was that it was confusing. Another thing i didn't like about the book was that the characters would age to fast. Finally, I disliked the book because everyone died at the end.

This book was about a boy named Ronald. Both of his parents died when he was going to collage. He met  a girl named Edith. The priest at the church told him he had to stop dating Edith because he wasn't studying on getting into a good collage.  Then Edith moves away and Ronald writes his own stories now. Soon, Ronald and Edith get married and have 3 kids. Ronald wants to move but Edith doesn't want to. Then they finally decide that they want to move. Their kids are now in collage and Ronald is trying to sell his books. He sells his books. Edith dies and so does Ronald. But they lived good lives and both adventured.

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3 out of 5 stars.
Summary: Its about how Robinho starts of as a little poor boy in Brazil and how he practiced and practiced and then by the time he was 18 he was in Real Madrid and he only went up from there until his mother was kidnapped then he payed of the kidnappers got his mother back and then kept playing soccer till this day.

What I liked: I liked it because of how it talks about how a boy in  a little town becomes a world wide star. Also i liked it because of how they built the character up. Also i liked it because of how the author made you feel bed for Robinho through his description.

What is Disliked: i did not like how the story jumped around because it started with Robinho at his current and randomly jumped around his life.  Also something that i disliked is how sometimes the story was interesting and other times there were just dry facts. Third I didn't like how it was all about one person because i think it would of been better if it incorporated other soccer stars.

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What I liked about the book is that at a young age, you can still do anything. Robinho had lived his whole childhood being super poor, but now he is rich and is living a great life. His mom worked 3 jobs a day to help his family, one day his mom got kidnapped, and couldn't really do anything, until his mom came back.
What I didn't like about the book is that how he got cut from Real Madrid because of Christano Ronald had joined Read Madrid. That reminds me about MJ bec  ause he got cut from his high school basketball team. There is really no bad part about the book. It was a good book for a lot of soccer players.
I would recommend this book to all the people who like soccer and who wants to play this sport.It's a very easy book to read and to learn from. The book tells how he was poor at first, but famous and rich when he got on his first ever major club soccer team. The book is telling you that you have to work for your dreams. Also think good, not bad, don't think about the negative stuff, and do all the stuff that you can to be the best player.

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4 stars!!

I liked plot of the book.  The book was interesting telling us about the story of Handel.  The way the narrator explained it was very interesting.    The book was very confusing.  Handel could have done things to avoid situations but chose not to.  Handel made very dumb decisions, he bought a lot of ice.

The book was all about how he wanted to be a song composer.  His dad thought he would have very little money.  His brother worked for a king.  Handel was convinced to go with his dad the the castle, while there he played music and the king was very impressed.  Even though Handel had to go through a lot to get his fame, he even fought someone with a sword.  The story about Handel showed dedication pays off

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2 STARS
What I liked: I liked how he used a lot of detail explaining how his life was being not quite chinese but not enough american. I also liked that he used humor to describe his life. Finally, I liked how he described after he was done with college and said a bit about his adult life.

What I disliked: The book was very repetitive and kind of just said the same concept over and over again. I also did not like how he was basically using the book to whine about how he was not chinese enough or american enough. Finally, The book had a lot of boring characters that I did not really feel for or care about.

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Jayden Kainsinger Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass: 3 stars

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Jayden Kainsinger Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass: 3 stars

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What I liked about this book is that it told the story of both Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass. I also, liked how it told the story of their childhood and how they grew up. I also, like how they changed point of views very often i n this story.
One thing I disliked about the story is that it was really slow to start. Something else is that they leave out lots of important events from the story. The last thing is I would have liked it better if they talked more about Frederick Douglass because most o the story was about Abraham Lincoln. It was also pretty boring at times because it was so long and I didn't like the way they talked about black people. But hey, we did this in our past and we should defiantly reflect from this.

Summary: At the beginning of the story they talk about the life of Abe Lincoln growing up. He was poor and did his best to get higher education. When he was older he jumped straight to starting a new life and getting a job. Then they talk about Frederick big brain and finding a way to have very light slave work. They then move on to Abe politically and how he made his way up from tiny roles in the government. He is also, fairly against slavery and wants it abolished as much as black people wanted. They then talk about his relationship with blacks and Frederick Douglass and the story ends.

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Robinho 4 stars
the book was good for many reasons. 1 reason is because it explains the story very well and how he had to live his life. 2nd it tells the reader how the story of robinho was hard for him to live and he never could play with a soccer ball he had to play with mangos as a young kid. 3rd reason  it explains how his family had to live and how he became a good soccer player. and there was some bad stuff about the book  1st it does not say how he did in his carer and if he liked soccer or not.  2nd it also never told us what he did inthe end with his life and what happened with his family. and the story was not clear it also never told us a lot of what he did in the child hood.

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I would rate this book a 3

Summary: This book was gave three stars from me for these reason. First his life story was crazy with not being wealthy and getting kidnapped but never stopped his passion for his game and became a star. Next, the
reason I didn't give it all stars is because soccer isn't my thing and even though his records and childhood really hook me into the book I gave it three stars. Plus he actually set some crazy records like making 8 goals and 4 assists in only fifteen games! So to summarize this one more time Robinho was a hard working soccer player that never gave up even if there were some tragedy in his life or almost no money at all.

What I liked:
. One thing I liked about this book is that it informed us not only about him player soccer but his whole life and childhood which really stood out to me the whole entire book.

.Another thing I liked about this book is that the pictures stood out and showed how talented he was at playing soccer

.Lastly, I liked that you would never get bored because there is some crazy and cool news that would never get you bored of reading through the whole entire book

What I disliked
. One thing I disliked is that the book was to short and I didn't take long to read and they could add more.

. Another thing I disliked is he is one of the most famous soccer players and they could have extra details or achievements he accomplished

. Lastly the thing I disliked is that the story just was not in order and moved around a lot form childhood to his life right now to his soccer playing life.

I would recommend this to people who are into soccer and like to learn about people life and how they got to the place they are. It talks about his achievements and up's and downs. With a good story on life that can relate to yourself.

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3 STARS!!!
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One thing I liked about the book is the pictures were very detailed.  They represented what was happening in the story and gave me a good visual of what was going on.  This is very helpful to picture the story.  Second,  it built up suspense using adjectives and  strong words.  This, when Handel wasn't doing well, made me feel sad for him when he wasn't doing well. Third,  I like that the author showed the determination that Handel had as a boy for the piano.   I really understood that.

One thing I didn't like about the book is how it was too fast paced.  I would of enjoyed a little more detail about each stage of his life to understand it more.  Second,  there was a lot of places that I asked "Why?". For example, why did he get remembered.  I think that it should describe that more.  Third, when Mathewson went down to the  harpsichord, wouldn't he brought attention from the crowd when doing this.  The author just pretended that the crowd didn't know.
Summary
Handel was someone who loved music.  He even loved it as a kid, sneaking a piano from his parents.  He grew up on stage, writing operas.  But when his operas were not popular anymore,  he tried opera singers.  That didn't work,  they started fighting each other and then Handel gave up. He wrote one last song, Messiah, which turned out to be a success.

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✰ ℍ𝕖𝕝𝕖𝕟𝕒 𝕊𝕖𝕣𝕚𝕤✰

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✨ 3 STARS⭐

😁𝕨𝕙𝕒𝕥 𝕚 𝕝𝕚𝕜𝕖𝕕 😀:
I enjoyed this book because it was interesting and it was well written.  I also liked the descriptive pictures that helped tell the story a lot. I also enjoyed the word choices used to describe everything.

😐𝕨𝕙𝕒𝕥 𝕚 𝕕𝕚𝕤𝕝𝕚𝕜𝕖𝕕😕:
I also disliked some of the things in this book. I disliked some things such as the fact that Franklin cheated on Eleanor with a younger woman even though Eleanor had done so much for her. I felt that this was unfair treatment. I also disliked the picture choices[even though i said I liked the pictures, I just don't  like the choices]. I feel that the photos showed more of her posing in front of cakes and flowers when they could have showed more of her achievements.

🌼𝕤𝕦𝕞𝕞𝕒𝕣𝕪🌺:
In this book we are introduced to Eleanor Roosevelt's life. I had no idea about her extraordinary life. I didn't know about all her achievements. We learned that Eleanor had a tough  life through her appearance and depression. Her husband wasn't loyal and then he developed polio and was unable to walk. This meant she had to take care of him!

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3.5 Stars

Summary: In MythMaker, as the story goes on, J. R. R. Tolkien's life goes on. Each chapter can be up to a few years, and the book only tells about important events in his life. In the beginning of the book, J. R. R. Tolkien is in his home in Africa. Then he moves to Europe to lie with his relatives. Both of his parents die and J. R. R. Tolkien get very sick, but he starts to write a lot. He gets married and has 4 children. He spends day and night writing about The Hobbit and soon starts writing The Lord of the Rings. He is writing books and poems up until his death in September 2nd, 1973.

Liked: In the book MythMaker, I liked how the book was about J. R. R. Tolkien's whole life, and it didn't cut out anything. I also like how the chapters were almost always 10 pages long, it made the book really easy to read and easy to learn about his life. I also liked how the book was writing in the form of a story mountain without changing and facts. He life was escalating with a few bumps, but soon everything started getting exiting, and then it started getting smooth again at the end of his life.

Disliked: I dislike how in the beginning of the book, J. R. R. Tolkien was bitten by a tarantula on his foot, but the act took up most of a chapter and didn't contribute anything to the story. I also didn't like how there were a lot of phases that sounded like a foreshadow for later in the book, but ended up being nothing at all. Also, the last chapter wasn't that interesting, and I feel like the author stretched it for longer than it should be.

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4 stars
I liked this book because it helped me learn a lot about how influential Eleanor Roosevelt was. Even after FDR's death, Eleanor kept going. This book told Eleanor's struggles, achievements, and her ideas which i thought was very well done.

Most of the pictures in the book were posed pictures in front of some sort of scenery. It would have been a bit better if they included more pictures about the amazing things she did for others. Although this isn't something that made the actual book bad, I didn't really like the fact that Franklin cheated on her, although it made their marrage stronger.
Eleanor had a troubled childhood and was changed for the good at her high school. She changed the role of the First Lady by being independent and became one of the most inspirational women in the US. She found out that Franklin had cheated on her and she had to learn to forgive him and their relationship became stonger. She stayed strong even after FDR's death, still doing great things for the causes she supports and for others. During her life, she proved that women could do just as much as men, your race shouldn't affect how you are treated, and many more things.

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4 Stars!!!
Liked: I liked how the book Lives of the Scientists talks about how people overcome their challenges. I also liked how the book talked about really interesting topics, for example, it talked about how DNA was discovered. My last reason why I liked it was because it really encouraged people by reading what other people did.

Disliked: One reason why I did not like this book is that it focuses on all of the scientists instead of just one, this makes it hard to learn about just one in detail. Another reason I did not like this book was that the book did not focus on the achievements but more on the challenged so I cannot really think about what they did. My last reason I did not like it was because the interesting facts were not interesting at all, they were just random facts.

Summary: This book was mainly about how scientists came to be. It describes all of their challenges such as the challenges of being sleep deprived. It also talks about how people never give up and they work hard to accomplish their dreams. One example is that even though a scientist had to write books on horses a lot, which was difficult, he did not give up. All of the scientists in the book had a lot of these qualities. This is what made the book pretty inspiring.

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I like this book because it was very descriptive. its descriptive because she always describes the monkeys and what they look like. this helps because I always have a good image in my mind.
the reason I do not like this book is because she talks about one subject  at a time for a long time. it would be better if she just said it and moved on. otherwise it was really good.
In this book she talks about her life living with chimpanzees. first she talks about her saving up money to finally go to Africa. then she studied chimpanzees for a while. After that she set up a camp for students to learn about chimpanzees. while there she has some cool adventures like a group of lions came into her camp and some her students get kidnapped from native Africans. luckily she ends up getting them back.

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3 stars

What I liked in my book was how they explained what life was like for an abolitionist and a president during the Civil War. It shows a lot of detail that was really descriptive. I Liked how it showed the young Abraham Lincoln and the young Frederick Douglas.

What I disliked was it was very racist to black people. Also I think it was a bit too long for a book about Abraham and Frederick. If it were a little shorter and had a few more pictures it would be way better and maybe even 4 stars, but no, it's 3 stars.

Summary: This book is about the lives of Two figures in American History, Abraham Lincoln and Frederick. This book shows the life of both people in their childhood. They both grow up poor, but only to become very famous. Frederick Douglas is a slave, but breaks out into the world. Abraham Lincoln grew up poor, but was kind and never told a lie. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to know more about the lives of slaves or the hard decisions a president has to make everyday.

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2 stars

Liked: What I liked about the book was that we got to learn  about all the lives of the scientists. I also like how we got to kind of be in the book. Lastly I got to see what they accomplished.

Dislikes: What I disliked was how the author wouldn't focus on one character and it kept going to different  characters. What I also didn't like was that some people were more important to the author then others. Example: Jain Goodall had her own section when some only had one page. Lastly what I disliked about the book was that you didn't get anything out of it and there was any theme.

Summary: I thought that this book was okay, but could of been better. The summary of the book was how all the scientists faced hard times in there lives and wasn't highly supported. Also it was about how Albert Einstein was one of the most smart scientists in the world. All of that was good except for when the story didn't give any facts. This is the summary of the book Lives of the Scientists.

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4 stars ****

Liked because...
It was very intriguing to me because of all the powerful details. I would for sure recommend this book to anybody who loves learning about very important people. This book was perfect because it showed an amazing  friendship of amazing people during segregation

Disliked because...
it was kind of disturbing how everybody talked about black people in a very mean and sad way. Also, it was very long and boring at parts but other than that it was a great book

Summary: This great book was about a very important friendship between two of the most important people in U.S. history. They are both politicians or they are running for president and they meet because they are both smart and think the same things. They have much in common like they  them selves lots and they are both working towards stopping the war. O right the book i mainly about the war and how 2 of the smartest people ended slavery and lowered segregation. Thank you for reading. I would totally recommend this book to anybody

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*4 Stars*
Liked: I liked that the book made it interesting by Handel increasing his  interest in music. Then at the end he was determined to give up.

Disliked: I didn't like the way that they detailed the story .

Summary: The book was about a person named Handel. He was very passionate about music and he wanted to make it his career. His dad was against this idea because he thought he wasn't going to make a lot of money. Later on Handel went on with his music career and he became a famous musician. Down his career he ended up realizing that maybe it wasn't the best decision to be a musician. He was about to give up. Then after he decided he was going to show the world his great music. So he did. He died in 1759  and after his death he became more famous.

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Destiny  Rytz                                              ~ My life with chimpanzees ~

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~ 3 stars ~

Liked: In my book I enjoyed the amount of detail and how it showed the animals actions. The details they showed when describing there relationship was impeccable and it really showed how well humans and animals can become great friends. It also explained briefly what they did and where they went. I enjoyed reading all the interesting facts. At the end of the story they explained why we need to help them and people that are impacting there life's. They showed great sorrow hoping that we to will do something to help the chimpanzees

Disliked:  something that I disliked about the book is that the author wasn't focusing on the main part of the story (chimpanzees) and it went on about other things. Also I didn't enjoy how the author never put information on what she saw and her observations on the chimpanzees and the authors main focus was on where they found the chimpanzees, her family, and other findings.

Summary: In the story it talks all about Jane Goodall journey with the chimpanzees. It explains how she gets places, her family, foundations, and other adventures on the way. In the beginning of the book it shows how she knew from a very young age that she wanted to work with animals. Devoting her life and making her dream come true she ventured into the forests of Africa. She loved working with these beautiful animals that she loves deerly and she cares about very much. She enjoyed all the adventures and things she did. During her expeditions she braved many dangers and she got to know an amazing group of wild chimpanzees Through her work at Gombe Stream National Park in Tanzania and her own Roots and Shoots program which helps save many chimpanzees she has put her story out there and gave her life to learn about these facinating animals.

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- 3 stars -
liked: One reason I liked this story was because the main character Ronald was very close to his parents and he was very respectful. Another reason I liked the story was   because I liked the story because the fun and interesting characters he made. My final reason I liked the story was because it always gave you real life situations that everyone can relate to.

disliked: One reason why I disliked the story was because Ronald kept loseing important people in his life like his parents. Another reason I disliked the story was because everything went be so fast for example, in one chapter he would be 3 years old and in the next chapter he would be 20 years old.My final reason I disliked the story was because he never got anything he deserved for example, he worked his entire life to be a writer but nobody not even his wife would really let him wright.

Summary: This book is about a three year old boy named Ronald who has a dream to become an amazing writer. But life takes another turn for him. He loses his dad in the war and his mom from being horribly sick. Fast forward a couple years he starts making Mythacal creatures to help him stay  close to his parents. He meets his wife and they have four crazy children. He needs to make money so he can provide for his family. So he and his best friend enter the war together in the war he loses his best friend. When he comes back from war he finds a new job to be a professer at a college. he never got to be a writer but he still tries to persu his dreams of being a writer everyday.

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1.5 stars

liked: The book had a great beginning which bring me in to the books plot, right away. I liked the writers way of telling about the simple things in the story. Like there car jepsey, or the way his grandmas rice. The story also had a amazing ending.

disliked: Even though the ending was great, it didn't have a lot to do with the plot. The story was a bunch of mini story's put together, and it was hard to follow along.  I didn't like the way that the writer kept putting in story from when she was creating other books, it didn't help at all with the story line, and just made the story more confusing.

summary: The story talks about a boy who thought of himself as american, but soon he realized that he for the most part wasn't. He keeps trying to act american, but that doesn't work out either. Soon he learns that is just who he is, and has to accept that.

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3.5 stars

liked: what i liked about this book is that it showed how the chimpanzees acted around Jane and that shows you how  intelligent animals can be, and the fact that animals can have a bond with humans. I also liked this book because it gave you a perspective of where the author was and it feels like you are surrounded in the setting (jungle) she is in, it feels so real. lastly, this book explains the crisis that the animals are in and then you show empathy.

dislike: what i disliked about the book was that it went on to talking about things that she accomplished after later in her life and that dragged you away from her findings of being with the chimpanzees. another thing i disliked was that she never told you about her findings with the chimpanzees, even though her book was about her time studying them. finally, what i disliked about the book was that the author didn't explain how the chimpanzees changed her life.

summary: this book is about Jane Goodall's experience with chimpanzees. from a young age she loved animals. Until the god to witness real wild animals in Africa Jane was motivated by studying these animals, to help save the environment they are living in. she developed a love for these chimpanzees and devoted her life to studying their behaviors and to nature. this story tells about her adventures with getting to know them, and her life with chimpanzees.

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🍊 𝕄𝕚𝕔𝕙𝕒𝕖𝕝𝕒 𝕎𝕙𝕚𝕥𝕝𝕠𝕨 🍊

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🍊 𝕄𝕚𝕔𝕙𝕒𝕖𝕝𝕒 𝕎𝕙𝕚𝕥𝕝𝕠𝕨 🍊

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Eleanor Roosevelt- A Life of Discovery

★★☆☆☆

Likes: I liked how the book, Eleanor Roosevelt- A Life of Discovery,  describes people, like Eleanor's friends and family, very well. It also talks about her childhood and adulthood. I also like that the descriptions let you paint a picture in your mind.

Dislikes: One thing that i didn't like about this book was that it was confusing. By this, i mean that the author didn't make the setting or time very clear.

Summary: Eleanor Roosevelt was born into a wealthy family, but soon after, both of her parents died. She was then raised by Mary Hall, her grandmother. This story is about Eleanor growing up, marrying her cousin, Franklin Roosevelt, and becoming a First Lady of the white house. She still wanted to have freedom though. Eleanor was sad that she had to give up her teaching job as the First Lady. After her husband died, she became the strong voice of all of the refugees around the world who were seeking protection from their nation.

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★☆☆☆☆

I liked this book because it had very nice adjectives that made the character and the setting clear and easy to understand. I also liked it because of the way he truly showed how he felt about not fitting in well with his culture and made you show empathy. I also liked how well he showed how his family and fellow  chinese felt about him not truly embracing his culture well.

I did not like how complicated the book was. I rarely understood what was going on in the confusing plot. I also disliked how in truth, it seemed like there was no plot at all. The way the story was written made every event very unclear and group conversations difficult.

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𝕃𝕖𝕚𝕝𝕒𝕟𝕚 𝕋𝕣𝕒𝕟☆🌅

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𝕃𝕖𝕚𝕝𝕒𝕟𝕚 𝕋𝕣𝕒𝕟☆🌅

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★★★☆
l i k e s ✰👍 :
One reason why I liked My Life With The Chimpanzees is because it describes the relationship between a chimpanzee and a human. It really describes the powerful relationship between an animal and a human. It used very descriptive adjectives to really show Jane's companion to the animals. Another reason why I liked My Life With The Chimpanzees is because how its shows the life inside the chimpanzees life, and how they interact with each other. The last reason why I liked this book is because it tells ways you can help save chimpanzees and what you can do to save them.

d i s l i k e s ✰👎:
One reason why I did not like this book was because it  focused mainly on her career and not about chimpanzees. Another reason why I did not like this book was because whenever it discusses about her interesting and exciting day, it would start talking about her mother or her career and educational life. Another reason why I dislike this book is because it rarely talks about her discoveries of the chimpanzees. The book only really talks about her experiences with the chimpanzees. The final reason why I did not like this book is because it does not describe how these animals impact/changed her life. Based on the book it talks about how much of an impact it made on her, but I would have loved to have seen more aberration.

s u m m a r y ✰😇
The book My Life With The Chimpanzees talks about Jane Goodall changed the way we see chimpanzees. It talks about how she learned to love chimpanzees and how she adapted to them. It talks about how she loves animals and how they really made an impact in her life. It describes the bond she has with these animals and the affection and time she spends into observing chimpanzees. Without Jane Goodall we would no very little about chimpanzees and their fascinating lives.

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★ = I STAR!

☆ LIKES;
I liked this book because it is very emotional and makes you really put yourself in Laurence Yep's shoes. It also explains how life is as a different race.  And finally i like this book because it makes it easy to visualize what is happening in the.
☆ DISLIKES;
I don't like this book because it always bring's back the main idea and makes the reader sad which is very disappointing. Secondly,  the book is very boring in ways where it almost feels like the author is trying to waste time and make the book longer. And finally, it is all about sadness and the real world which is mostly fine except for when the author over exaggerates to the point ever it is not a good book anymore.
☆ SUMMARY;
The book is mostly about how young Laurence learns how to grown up in this brutal world and learns that life isn't always far. The book shows how Asian's get mistreated and how Laurence grows up without his father. And how to get around the store as he is growing into a young man.

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3 star
Like: One reason why I liked Handel is because it really created a movie in my mind and it was very clear and the story made sense. Another is because the book showed how in real life these hard situations can happen but you can over come that. My last one is the book was about music and that was really fun to read about.

Dislike: One reason why I did not like the book Handel was because there was no really action parts. Another is I did not like how the author used the tones.  My last one is it was not really entertaining.

Summary: The book Handel was about a man named Handel who loved music but his dad did not want him to do music.  When he grew up he was very successful at doing operas. Handel had many faults in becoming a opera maker. At the end of all of it he was very wealthy. He died in 1759. After he died he became more famous and was known for his operas.

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7 despacito stars

Why i liked it: it was about J.R.R. Tolkien,  one of my favorite fantasy writers

why i disliked it: i disliked nothing about this book

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4 star
liked: I like how the book explain how without the help of licon and Fredrick, slavery still be active. the book also explain how they are a like, and how they had to work hard. this made america a free country and a place for all types of human. even people with black skin.
unliked: if you are a person like me and doesn't like history and non-fiction, this isn't a book for you. this book teaches you very important lessons, but this may become a little boring. so I suggest not reading it if you are more of a fiction and fantasy than a non-fiction history like person.

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Liked: One thing that I liked about Lives of the Scientists is that it is very descriptive, and it hooked me. For example, it tells how the scientists' lives were, and how their childhood through older days were like. Next,  I liked how the author included cartoon-ish drawings that entertained me. Last, I liked Lives of the Scientists because it provided lots of information that I found helpful.

Disliked: The first thing that I disliked about this book was that it wasn't really a joy to read. For example, it did not captivate me very well. Next, I did not like Lives of the Scientists because it wasn't very descriptive; it only spent about 3-4 pages on each scientist, so it did not give enough details. Last, I did not like Lives of the Scientists because it wasn't written in a tone where I could read it for a long time and still enjoy it.

Summary: The book Lives of the Scientists is all about how famous (and not famous) scientists came to be so sucessful. For example,  it tells how Gallileo started getting in-to astronomy. Also, it tells you about some lesser-know, but no less important, scientists. Zhang Heng, for example. Also, it tells about how James Watson and Francis Crick found that DNA is in the shape of a double-helix. In conclusion, Lives of the Scientists is all about how famous (and not famous) scientists became so sucessful.

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3 STARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the book lives of the scientists is a decent book about the lifestyle and accomplishments of many amazing scientists

three things i liked about the book.

I really loved the attention to detail that the author payed to some very minute facts.the author also was sure to provide story-like sections that talk about the scientist life which made it more like i know the scientist.the author also stated fun facts like what kind of music that Einstein listened to.

three things i disliked about the book

the author talked about some scientists i had never heard of. i also feel that the author would have been better used to write about scientists that discovered things commonly seen today so a reader could relate.the author talked all about scientists who studied things like biology, but no one who studied things like computer science.

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4 STARS!!!

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