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This book in my opinion was a very good realistic fiction book, which is my favorite genre. This book takes place in the New York City and Natasha and Daniel run into each other and had a connection. They spent the whole rest of the day together which was 12 hours. I liked this book because the entire book takes place in one day and each chapter has a name at the top meaning your reading the book from that person's point of view. My favorite character in this book is probably Daniel. In the book he comes across as a funny, outgoing person while Natasha on the other hand would rather be by herself and just going at her own pace. I'm more like Daniel because I like meeting new people and being myself. Daniel and Natasha are very different but somehow they're perfect for each other and make a really cute couple. Finally this book is a good read and if you like realistic fiction, it's a really good book.

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" When you're born, they (God or little aliens or whoever) should send you into the world with a bunch of free passes. A Do-Over, a Rain Check, a Take Backsie, a Get Out of Jail Free Card. I would use my Do- Over now "(Yoon 134).

This quote is also very important to the book. This quote shows that Daniel really cares about Natasha because he would do anything to relive this moment to not hurt hurt Natasha's feelings. At this point in the book they are going to see Daniel's dad and brother and Daniel knows them very well and don't think they will act politely around Natasha. Daniel cares very much about her because he will stand up to his dad and brother. ( Which in my opinion Daniel's brother Charlie , is not a very nice person). Finally Daniel cares very strongly towards Natasha and would do anything for her.

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This theme is very important to the story. In the book you find out that Natasha and Daniel both have difficult lives. Natasha is missing her father and Daniels parents are very strict and want him to grow up to be someone he doesn't want to be. Once Natasha and Daniel meet, they have an instint connection and spend the rest of the day together. Once their 12 hour day is up, they miss each other very much but try not to show it. In life you need to appreciate all the things you have because someday you might not have that thing or person in your life. Daniel and Natasha learn to not take things for granted because they might not always be there.

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One theme in this book is appreciate all the things you have in life.

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This Image is symbolic to the book, The Sun Is Also A Star. Throughout the book Daniel and Natasha ask each other questions off the list to try to get to know each other. Daniel's goal by the end of this was to try to get Natasha to believe in love and to have her say "I love you" to him. This list of questions helps Daniel and Natasha learn more about each other and they get to learn each other's thoughts and beliefs. Finally this image is important because all throughout the book they're asking each other these questions.

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This is my favorite quote from the book because it gets a point across to the reader. All throughout the book when Natasha and Daniel are spending time together, Daniel says he can make Natasha fall in love with him in a there few hours together. Natasha on the other hand does not believe in "falling in love" or fate or any of that stuff. Throughout the day they use a questionaire to ask each other questions. Also in the book you can tell Natasha is falling in love with Daniel but she doesn't admit it until near the end. Finally by the end of their day together Natasha finally says I love you to Daniel which she thought she'd never do.

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" I love you, Daniel," she says at last. He grins at her. " I guess the questionaire worked" (Yoon 332).

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This book review explains the book extremely well. I definitely agree with this book review because it tells you the story of Daniel and Natasha without giving too much of the story away. The book review adds many important things to the book and it tells you a little bit about each of the main characters background. Both Daniel and Natasha are very different but somehow they're perfect for each other. Finally this book review does a good job of explaining the book and give you important parts to catch the reader's attention.

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Natasha and Daniel meet, get existential, and fall in love during 12 intense hours in New York City.

Natasha believes in science and facts, things she can quantify. Fact: undocumented immigrants in the U.S., her family is being deported to Jamaica in a matter of hours. Daniel's a poet who believes in love, something that can't be explained. Fact: his parents, Korean immigrants, expect him to attend an Ivy League school and become an M.D. When Natasha and Daniel meet, Natasha's understandably distracted-and doesn't want to be distracted by Daniel. Daniel feels what in Japanese is called koi no yokan, "the feeling when you meet someone that you're going to fall in love with them." The narrative alternates between the pair, their first-person accounts punctuated by musings that include compelling character histories. Daniel-sure they're meant to be-is determined to get Natasha to fall in love with him (using a scientific list). Meanwhile, Natasha desperately attempts to forestall her family's deportation and, despite herself, begins to fall for sweet, disarmingly earnest Daniel. This could be a sappy, saccharine story of love conquering all, but Yoon's lush prose chronicles an authentic romance that's also a meditation on family, immigration, and fate.

With appeal to cynics and romantics alike, this profound exploration of life and love tempers harsh realities with the beauty of hope in a way that is both deeply moving and satisfying. (Fiction. 14 & up)

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Natasha and Daniel meet, get existential, and fall in love during 12 intense hours in New York City. Natasha believes in science and facts, things she can quantify. Fact: undocumented immigrants in the U.S., her family is being deported to Jamaica in a matter of hours.