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Author: Sherman Alexie

Page #: 230

Genre: YA, Fiction

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Sherman Alexie's novel The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian tells the story of Arnold Spirit Jr., a 14-year-old Native American boy growing up on the Spokane Indian Reservation. Arnold has a difficult time living on the reservation, feeling different from his community partially due to struggling with health problems. He later chooses to attend an all-white high school in a town not too far away causing acts of racism and exclusion towards him. While making new friends and maturing as a person, Arnold struggles with complex questions of identity, belonging, and family while seeking a way to balance his life between two worlds. The book incorporates humor, heartbreak, and social commentary on poverty, racism, and the search for self.

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The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie is a very relatable book, especially for seventh graders. It's about a 14-year-old boy named Junior who feels like he doesn't quite fit in anywhere. He's from a Native American reservation, but then he decides to go to a mostly white school to get a better education, and he faces many challenges. Many of us can understand what it is like to feel out of place, whether at school or with friends, and Junior's story really brings out how hard it can be to balance different parts of your life. He had a great sense of humor throughout the book, even about the roughest parts of his life, and makes this book entertaining to read. Yet, he also speaks of real issues such as problems with friends, the loss of loved ones, and the struggle for self-discovery. If you've ever felt like you're trying to fit in or find your way, Junior's journey is something you'll totally get.

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Author: Holly Jackson

Page #: 400

Genre: YA, Murder Mystery, Thriller

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The story follows 17-year-old Pippa Fitz-Amobi, or Pip, who chooses to investigate a controversial murder case from five years ago for her Senior Capstone Project. The public believes that Sal Singh killed his girlfriend Andie Bell and then himself, but Pip is determined to prove otherwise. Ignoring her teacher's orders, Pip teams up with Sal's brother to conduct interviews, uncover clues, and follow leads. As she dives deeper, Pip starts to question her assumptions and fears she might be wrong. But when she uncovers dark secrets that could prove Sal's innocence, she becomes more determined. Meanwhile, someone in Fairview is watching Pip and Sal, making her realize her own life might be at risk.

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I would definitely recommend this book to other 7th grade students who have not had the chance to read it yet. With its clever plot and non-stop twists and turns, A Good Girl's Guide to Murder is an engaging choice for anyone, regardless of their usual genre preferences. Whether you are a mystery fan or just looking to try something new, this book is fantastic. Its gripping narrative and unexpected surprises make it a standout read that is sure to capture your interest.

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Author: Kiku Hughes

Page #: 277

Genre: YA, Graphic Novel, Historical Fiction

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Author: Ian Morrison

Book Page #: 43

Genre: Non-Fiction

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This book has several facts including different types of marine life and the tech advancements in the underwater world. For example, a fact I learned is that in 1906 a French engineer built a diving suit made to renew air instead of bringing it from the surface. This means that divers can be down for much longer without worrying about a tank supply or weight.

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Displacement by Kiku Hughes is a semi-fictional graphic novel that follows a girl named Kiku as she travels back in time through memories of the Japanese internment camps. The narrative explores daily life during that era as Kiku experiences the past before returning to her mother, where she discovers that she, too, can "displace." The story concludes with both characters unearthing old memories together, protesting for freedom, and gaining a deeper understanding of their history.

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This book is short yet informative, and packed with numerous facts about underwater sea life and related occupations. If you are interested in marine topics or want to expand your knowledge, this book offers a quick and effective way. It features both visual and textual information about the submerged world.

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This book is an excellent choice for anyone interested in learning more about Japanese Internment camps in an engaging way, or for anyone simply looking for a good read. As a graphic novel, it tells an easy-to-follow and captivating story through illustrations and minimal text.

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Article: Upper Telegraph Avenue Completes Plan for Street Improvement Project

Author: Muhammad Alameldin

Page #: 2

Genre: Periodical, article

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Upper Telegraph Avenue is significantly improving, specifically at the intersection between 52nd and Woolsey Street. Local officials from OakDOT are planning to transform this often-dangerous crossing into a 4-to-3-lane road diet. This project aims to enhance safety, accessibility, and mobility along Telegraph Avenue, which is a popular thoroughfare. While AC Transit buses will maintain their usual travel times, there may be temporary delays and road closures during construction. However, these inconveniences will lead to a safer environment for all residents.

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I highly recommend this article to anyone interested in the construction at Woolsey and 42nd Avenue. It provides essential details about the projects, including timelines, expected disruptions, and the reasons behind the delays. For residents and commuters dealing with road closures and detours, this article offers valuable insights that help contextualize the ongoing work.

Although it is long, it emphasizes that these construction efforts are not just temporary inconveniences but steps toward improved infrastructure and accessibility for the community. Overall, this article is an important resource for those looking to understand the changes in their neighborhood.

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Article: Best Bites of Rockridge

Author: Saeid Kian

Page #: 1

Genre: Periodical, article

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This article celebrates Hudson Bay Cafe at 5401 College Avenue, written by loyal customer Saeid, who praises the café on its 40th anniversary. The owner, Sadri Madjlessi, is Persian, reminding Saeid of home. The café stands out for its delicious food, warm atmosphere, and excellent service. Saeid highlights the breakfast burrito, describing it as "a perfectly warm, slightly charred tortilla wrapped around freshly scrambled eggs, crispy potatoes, and juicy sausage." He adds that the bacon is the star, with a crispy edge that adds a wonderful crunch. Over all, the article goes on showing just how wonderful this place is.

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I highly recommend this article to anyone who has a passion for food or loves discovering new dining spots. Although it's brief, it provides lots of detailed information which highlights its main points. The writing style is captivating, drawing you in and making your taste buds tingle with anticipation. The vivid descriptions by Saeid will leave you craving the delicious dishes (especially burritos) being discussed. If I ever find myself in the area, I’ll be sure to visit the places mentioned, and I encourage you to do the same!

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230+400+277+43+2+1

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Fiction, YA, Graphic Novel, Periodical, Non-Fiction, Thriller, Article, Historical Fiction

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