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Name of book-Twilight, Pages read-115, Bella is weak because she passes out from the sight of blood, I think bella is kinda a boring and dramatic character.

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im reading a book

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Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone. (kaden A)

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Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone. (kaden A)

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"Your a Wizard Harry"

This certain piece of dialog is spoken by Hagrid. This is when Harry finds out his parents are famous in the wizarding world and that he was too, and he learned why all these particular things were happening around him and how he could speak to Snakes,.

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greg said he is going to open his friends rowleys diary. last time they were just starting school now greg is checking rowleys diary so he knows hes not talking about him.

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I've read to page 62. One of the important quotes in the book was " Soon foster discovered she's not the only one in Culpepper with a dream of fame". My impression changed since the last book share because i thought that she was going to be the only one!

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One quote describing a character is ¨I can decide whats older that Jacket or the food stuck in the corner of your mouth¨ that shows that Elvis likes Becca

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The fault in our stars : Bailey Little page 122

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The fault in our stars : Bailey Little page 122

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“Whenever you read a cancer booklet or website or whatever, they always list depression among the side effects of cancer. ´ Hazel once said that in the beagining of the book, now since she met Augustus waters , shes been more bright, laughed more,gets out of the house more,smiles more , he makes her happy and makes her think life is worth living and hes been teaching her theres more to life even if you have cancer or not

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The entire book depends on the second world war. The main person is a pilot in the military and he's in love with a girl. The military/ war explains the way he behaves, it affects the way people live (ptsd.)  Henry was in a dream for the first few pages of the book. He and Patsy (his dream gf) were in a plane that was crashing. He's insanely in love with her. He knew how to stop the plane crash but refused to even try unless she agreed to marry him. That made him look a psycho but it was all a dream.

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pages 50 to 100
Elias and his friend find a soldier who left the war and if the soldier gets caught then he could get in a lot of trouble, Elias and his friend try to hide him in a cave but while they are in the cave there are slaves passing through the caves trying to escape slavery

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Chelsey Brown/The Fault in our stars pages 50-100

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Chelsey Brown/The Fault in our stars pages 50-100

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Hazel has a moment when she thinks back when she was first diagnosed with cancer and remembers that her mom said that she was not going to be a mom if Hazel dies and Hazel brings that back to her mom and makes her mom mad. I think that Hazels mom was just sad and confused about what was going on with Hazel and did not think about what she was saying.

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Yanek was scared of death before but now he is not.

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I've read 100 pages so far. "you let the fire go out"  it is important because the boys need fire to survive so they can cook their food. My impressions have not changed. i feel like someone might die but im not sure.

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I read to page 120. An important quote from the cage is that you never leave your family behind no matter what the problem or issue is. It helps the reader by describing how you treat your family. No because the characters are still the same (in a good way) which is a really good thing. They went to the concentration camps where all the Germans did all the bad things to the Jews.

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Beautiful Creatures 102 - Payton Johnson

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Beautiful Creatures 102 - Payton Johnson

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"I had to get them to focus. 'Why wouldn't he make it on the family tree, Aunt Prue?'
'On account of him bein' a deserter.'"

This piece of dialog cleared up why this man with the initials G.C.K wouldn't be allowed on the family tree. This man was in a war and when you are in the war it is dishonorable to leave without being Honorably discharged . However this man had a pregnant wife so he decided to desert his group of veterans to protect her. This brought a bad name to their family so they decided as a collective group they they would kick him out of the family tree. This will somehow correlate to future events somehow but i do not know exactly yet.

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"When George Sauer died that afternoon, I bawled my eyes out"

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This event reveals that main character (Julian) is actually heartwarming deep down inside and not actually a pigeon hater.  In the first few pages in the book it'll  make you think that Julian is a bird abuser since he tried to hit group of pigons on a power line since he was dared to.

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Novel name & pages readProvide an important quote/piece of dialogue and explain how it does one of the following - move the plot forward, helps you (the reader) further understand the character, or reveals aspects of a characterHave your impressions changed since the last book share? Explain.Provide an inference you can make based on the conflict’s solution and explain.Provide any Notice & Note signposts you’ve identified while reading.

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Novel name & pages readProvide an important quote/piece of dialogue and explain how it does one of the following - move the plot forward, helps you (the reader) further understand the character, or reveals aspects of a characterHave your impressions changed since the last book share? Explain.Provide an inference you can make based on the conflict’s solution and explain.Provide any Notice & Note signposts you’ve identified while reading.