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From Miss Devy’s class
BOOK : WONDER

this book is about a boy who has a facial deformity and has been home schooled until 5th grade due to his unusual appearance. after going to a real school, he starts to face a lot of obstacles due to his “weird”  image. This book was really inspiring as we see his progress into overcoming the difficulties he has faced because of the appearance or face he was born with which really inspires a lot of readers and people to keep striving and that these obstacles are temporary. this also tells us that with every bad situation, a good situation always follows after it.

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Miss: Devy Mangalindan

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2nd.

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Books read:

The Spanish Love Decepetion-Elena Armas

The song of Achilles-Madeline Miller

The Love Hypothesis-Ali Hazelwood

Ugly Love-Colleen Hoover

It ends with us- Colleen Hoover

Lore-Alexandra Bracken

The percy jackson franchise-Rick Riordan

They both die at the end- Adam Silvera

Shadow and Bone trilogy- Leigh Bardugo

The dark matter trilogy-Terry Teri

Six of crows + crooked kingdom-Leigh Bardugo

Spell book of the lost and found-Moira Fowley Doyle

Harry Potter franchise-J.K Rowling

The fault in our stars-John Green

5 feet apart-Mikki Daughtry

The maze runner-James Dashner

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all the bright places was recommended to me by a friend and i really enjoyed it, it was emotional and simply incredible to read.

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Book: Divergent Series
Author: Veronica Roth

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Kyi - 9-I  |All Tomorrows, The Myriad species and Mixed fortunes of Man|

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Kyi - 9-I  |All Tomorrows, The Myriad species and Mixed fortunes of Man|

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Also I know it says Literacy Day Slogan but unfortunately I had technical issues and I’m on iPad so I was unable to edit the title.

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Teacher : Ms Devy
Books read :
- Crusades by Terry Jones and Alan Ereia (about a time period from history I didn't know much about)
- Six of crows and Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo (recommendation from friend)
- The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins (movie adaption)
- Current read :
Dance of Thieves by Marry E.Pearson (recommended by a friend )

All the books i read were very fascinating to read, starting with crusades , this was a very informational book, as a history student this was very intriguing, it talked about the world of a crusader how they used to live , it talked about the history of Anatolia, Jerusalem, the relations they had with the Arabs and the spread of the religion of Islam

The we have The Six of crows duology , this book was so amazing , the character development, the world building , the conflict , the plot twists , the diversity shown in a book was out of this world, Mrs Leigh Bardugo's books never fail to impress. This book has a special place in my heart , there wasn't a single day i had not thought about the characters from this books

The hunger games was another good read , there was a lot of conflict and the main character had to go through a lot of hardships, however this book hooks you from the start to the finish

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crazy rich asians by kevin kwan, page 1.

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crazy rich asians by kevin kwan, page 2.

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Book: Wonder by RJ Palacio

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the narnia chronicles: the lion, the witch, and the wardrobe by c.s lewis.

page 1.

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the narnia chronicles: the lion, the witch, and the wardrobe by c.s lewis.

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two can keep a secret by karen m. mcmanus.

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crime and punishment by fyodor dostoyevsky.

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Book/Series: The Maze Runner
Author: James Dashner
Genre: Science Fiction; Dystopian Society; Young Adult; Adventure

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The Picture of Dorian Gray, it was recommended to me by my brother and I am glad he did, this was one of the best books I have come across and the way they presented friendship was touching, a lot of the dialogues were philosophical which made me think deeper.

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The fault in our stars book review ~by Zoya rahil 9I

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The fault in our stars book review ~by Zoya rahil 9I

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The Fault in Our Stars is a work of young adult fiction that combines elements of teenage drama and problems. The novel is written by John Green, he is one of the most well-known young adult authors. The book was released in 2012 and made the New York Times best-seller list.

This story is about a 16-year-old girl battling cancer with no known ,cure she knows she will die yet she always seemed to stay so strong throughout the book , because of cancer she has a problem with her lungs and won't be able to breathe on her own, so she’s always connected to an oxygen cart and only took it off for a few minutes in a few key scenes of the book before reconnecting it.

Another person battling cancer is also mentioned in this story. Augustus Water he ended up receiving a prosthetic leg as a result of one of his cancer surgery and after that there was no sign of cancer for 9 months that is thanks to that surgery however he had to get used to having a prosthetic leg

John green , effectively explores death through its physical, psychological, and emotional manifestations. A carry-around oxygen tank or a prosthetic leg can be pretty normal in a hospital setting, but out in the real world, they stick out like a sore thumb

One of the main themes I wanna point out is suffering Suffering is the main theme, because cancer causes suffering. Hazel suffers from both physical and emotional pain in her life. Hazel is concerned about inflicting this suffering and pain on others, such as her friends and family, when she dies. She compares herself to a (grenade) bomb that could explode at any time and injure those around her.

U can see that in this line when her parents tell her to make friends

I’m like. Like. I’m like a grenade, Mom. I’m a grenade and at some point I’m going to blow up and I would like to minimize the casualties, okay? and I just want to stay away from people and reads books and think and be with you guys because there’s nothing I can do about hurting you; you’re too invested, so just please let me do that, okay? I’m not depressed. I don’t need to get out more. And I can’t be a regular teenager, because I’m a grenade.

It is clear that her suffering isnot only from the pain of cancer, but also from the fear that those close to her would know of her death. That's something Hazel can't imagine. She is unable to do many things with the people she cares about. So She confines herself, John Green conveys the message that despite the imperfections of our destiny, we can thrive and lead a happy life

I loved the way the author wrote this book beacause it take you through a roller coaster of emotions and gives u a lot of description thus giving us more imagery in our minds. This book, in my opinion, should be read by everyone, both boys and girls, because it isn't just a sad, depressing book about death. Although cancer is a major theme in the novel, it is mainly concerned with the development of main characters Hazel and Augustus' , which I appreciated because it prevented you from simply feeling sorry for them, allowing you to truly understand and get to know them.

One quote that really spoke to me is “the world is not a wish-granting factory” it was more connected to the reality of life instead of the expectations

the book might be tragic, but the way John Green’s words are ‘oftentimes breathtaking, and some portions of the novel are so perfectly structured that even the smallest details are turned into moments of emphasis. It shows how people need a lot of courage to live and overcome their biggest enemy & fears.

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The Power Of Now - Eckhart Tolle | Based on spiritual happiness and how to achieve it

The Teenage Brain - Frances E. Jensen, M.D. and Amy Ellis Nutt | Speaks about what teenagers have to go through

Encyclopedia of History - Miles Kelly | Talks about Important Parts in History from the start of mankind all the way to modern world / 21st century

Star wars Wild Space ; The Escape - Cavan Scott | Fiction book based of children escaping the "Empire's" lands

The Silver Sword - Ian Serailler | Fiction book based of WWII when the German Soldiers entered Poland, Warsaw, seperating a family of 5

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The Help by Kathryn Stockett
2. Read a classic written by a person of color/Read a book with a film Adaptation.

The Help by Kathryn Stockett was an endearing and inspiring novel that opens up an unseen perspective and goes into the untold lives of courageous and strong women. The novel follows the life of skeeter, an aspiring novelist/Journalist who embarks on a project that brings upon a change for the better and good. Skeeter settles on the idea of telling the inside stories of the lives of The Help, the women of color who raise children and work across all households in Jackson, Mississippi. Each entry into the book is a tale of sorrow, injustice, tragedy that has never been told before and shakes up the people in Jackson. I was deeply inspired by how you can turn your ambition into something that could help and benefit so many lives and I loved each page of the book.

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3. Read a book with a Movie adaptation.

Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins (Hunger Games #3)
Hunger Games was... quite a journey for me. I had put off the final installment for too long and the final conclusion was a bit different than what I had hoped for. Peeta's sudden hostility towards Katniss and overall change was something that truly hurt to watch. The Hunger Games have finished yet peace and safety is still far off. Now, Katniss has to play a bigger role. Throughout the book, readers could feel the intensity and action in the plot twists and the chases. I liked the better part of the book but I admit to feeling quite hollow as the ending neared. There was this empty, melancholic feeling I got when I was reading the last pages but at the same time I felt grateful that we achieved peace at the end of all the struggles.

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4. Read a biography of a person you admire.

My Family and Other Animals by Gerald Durell.
This book was a Delight. Witty with spunky humor; From the beginning of the book till the end, each word kept me engrossed, and, at times, laughing out loud till I was breathless. Makes me smile to just think about it. The book begins with Gerald's family moving to a part of Greece and from then on, we are introduced to Gerald's eccentric family brother (Leslie is the most obnoxious brother ever) and to their multiple, beautifully strange homes with an assortment of peculiar pets. Gerald Durell describes each moment, each sight so vividly that I could almost place myself in Corfu and experience it with my own sight and senses. This is a comfort read and I am definitely going to come back to it anytime I feel like having a light, carefree read.

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Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo
5. Read a book recommendation from your friend.

Leigh Bardugo has captured me in her world of Grisha and Criminals and I don't want to get out anytime soon. Continuing from where we left off in the ending of Six Of Crows, the first few chapters are filled with tension for Inej's undecided fate and anticipation for what scheme Kaz could conjure up to get her out and deal with each man standing between his way to fortune and revenge. I love each and every one of the characters. I love Kaz's silent loving, Inej's determination to live the best she could, Nina's love for waffles, Matthias' slow but sure process to becoming a member of the crows, Wylan's witty mind, and Jesper's easy charm. We don't talk about Kuwei. Or chapter 40. I would grab each person and hand them this duology.

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6. Read a book set in a bookstore (Library).

Finding Serendipity by Angelica Banks.

Finding Serendipity is a book filled with rich imagination, winged creatures, and magical adventures. Tuesday McGillycuddy sets out into the world of stories to find her lost mother, the famous author, Serendipity Smith; As she writes down her first words that would lead her to where her mother could be, she is transported to the Library of all stories where each story ever written is set in hundreds of shelves. Through the neverending Library, Tuesday reaches the world of Vivienne Small, her Mother's MC in hopes to find her within. Instead, Tuesday has to search for the writer within herself in hopes to escape the villainous Mothwood's clutches and safely reach back home where her parents await her. I absolutely loved the concept that Angelica Banks created and it makes me want to feel and live within my own story someday.

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Read a book with a TV/Movie adaptation.
(This month I read the 3rd one which is prisoner of Azkaban)

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What I have read...
The Taming Of The Shrew
Heidi
Molly the Brave and Me
Baseball Ballerina
Little Witch's Big Night
Play Ball, Amelia Bedelia
When Nate Got Late
April Fools', Mr. Todd!

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7. Read a book recommendation from your friend.

Caraval by Stephanie Garber.

Caraval is an enchanting and magical story about Scarlett, a girl who has longed to see the mystical and marvelous circus caraval players. After letters sent over seven years, she gets a reply from the Caraval master Legend along with 3 tickets to the show in Isla de nos Suenos, Legend's personal lair. In a turn of events, Scarlett is paired with the charismatic Julian in hopes to win the game, or forever lose her sister. I completely devoured this book. The wicked twists, lethal dangers and enigmatic characters will make you quickly flip the pages until the end.

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8. Read a book recommendation from your friend.

Legendary (Caraval #2) by Stephanie Garber. (Currently Reading)

After deceptions, lies, and heartbreak, Scarlett has won the game and brought her sister back. With newfound freedom, Tella and Scarlett would finally have the future they longed for but a debt needs to be paid. The games have only just begun and the capital Valenda is the perfect stage for them.

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11. Read a book recommendation from your friend.

Rebel Of The Sands by Alwyn Hamilton (Currently Reading)