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Prompt #24 Grace Robbins The Outsiders by s.e. Hinton page 173

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Prompt #24 Grace Robbins The Outsiders by s.e. Hinton page 173

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I would rate my book 5/5 stars. I would rate it this because it constantly kept my imagination going wondering what was going to happen next, and was very entertaining. I would tell the author that the book had very good imagery, and was very action packed and easy and fun for the reader to read.

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Prompt #23 Grace Robbins The Outsiders by s.e.e HInton, page 120 

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Prompt #23 Grace Robbins The Outsiders by s.e.e HInton, page 120 

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The issues in my book right now do not affect my life right now, but they may have in the past. it is a older book and much of what happens in it doesn't happen anymore, but events like gang fights, etc were more present in the past. It doesn't effect me that much, but it effect society and culture I am surrounded.

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Prompt #22 Just mercy by Bryan Stevenson page 50

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Prompt #22 Just mercy by Bryan Stevenson page 50

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I think what stuck out to me and made me think about whats going on this week in Just Mercy was the Boy that got interviewed, and killed hi stepdad. This made me think of real world problems and what people could be going through that no one knows about, just like he did.

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Grace Robbins prompt #21 The Outsiders S.E. Hinton page 103 

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Grace Robbins prompt #21 The Outsiders S.E. Hinton page 103 

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interested, intrigued, and entertained. I felt these because there is always something new happening in my book, or cliffhangers leaving me to wonder what could happen next.

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Prompt #20, Grace Robbins "The Outsiders" By s.e. Hinton page 67

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Prompt #20, Grace Robbins "The Outsiders" By s.e. Hinton page 67

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Prompt #19 Grace Robbins, 7th,, The Outsiders by s.e. Hinton, page 65

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Prompt #19 Grace Robbins, 7th,, The Outsiders by s.e. Hinton, page 65

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I admire s.e Hinton's imagery shown throughout the book. It makes it very clear, and makes you picture clearly in your head, almost like you are in the book. An example of this would be "He's got eyes that are like two pieces of pale blue-green ice. They've got a determined set to them, like the rest of him. He looks older than twenty—tough, cool, and smart. He would be real handsome if his eyes weren't so cold."

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Prompt #18 Grace Robbins, 7th, The Outsiders by s.e. Hinton, page 60 

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Prompt #18 Grace Robbins, 7th, The Outsiders by s.e. Hinton, page 60 

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Rough, Dangerous, Tragic, ignorant, aggressive, innocent

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Prompt #17: Grace Robbins, 7th, The Outsiders by s.e. Hinton, page 50 

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Prompt #17: Grace Robbins, 7th, The Outsiders by s.e. Hinton, page 50 

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Prompt #16, P7, page 45 Grace Robbins, "The Outsiders" by S.E. Hinton 

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Prompt #16, P7, page 45 Grace Robbins, "The Outsiders" by S.E. Hinton 

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Prompt #15 Grace Robbins The Outsiders by S.E Hinton Page 38

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Prompt #15 Grace Robbins The Outsiders by S.E Hinton Page 38

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Grace Robbins, P7, The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton, page 40 Prompt #14

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Grace Robbins, P7, The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton, page 40 Prompt #14

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Prompt #3; Grace Robbins, 7th, The Outsiders by s.e. Hinton (on page 35)

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Prompt #3; Grace Robbins, 7th, The Outsiders by s.e. Hinton (on page 35)

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In my independent reading book "The Outsiders" by s.e. hinton, the Greasers run the east side of town, and the socs run the west side of town which is more wealthy, while the east is ore poor. I do not think that I would enjoy this setting because it is very divided and there is a lot of labels put on people, and segregation. The  socs and the Greasers portray economic levels, as the Socs are considered better than the Greasers. Their overall way of life seems very violent, and harsh, while they are always worried about protecting themselves. I would not like this because I am not a very violent person, and I could not live everyday worried about defending myself.

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Prompt #12: Grace Robbins, 7th, the Outsiders by s.e. Hinton (on page 26)

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Prompt #12: Grace Robbins, 7th, the Outsiders by s.e. Hinton (on page 26)