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What motivates your character? Money? Love? Truth? Power? Justice?

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What motivates your character? Money? Love? Truth? Power? Justice?

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Nora is motivated because of Love. She loves her family enough to tough out the hard times with poverty and with her brothers bad behavior. She also finds love, and she uses that to start to have hope about her future again.

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Sam the Killer is on the loose in a city that can't keeps its lights on and the city is ablaze. That is Burn Baby Burn. Nora is a seventeen year old girl who is about to graduate from high school and she wants to go to college but there is one big problem. She comes from one of the poorest families in town. Also her brother is a violent person who is on a downward spiral towards a life of crime. My favorite part is when she meets her new coworker pablo and instantly falls in love. The main idea of this book is that family is always first and that you can't give up on family. I thought this book was a disappointment. The author built up lots of suspense in this novel but failed to deliver a good ending.

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Medina, Meg. Burn Baby Burn. Somerville, MA: Candlewick, 2016. Print.

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The main character changes very drastically through this novel. She starts off by being a shy and innocent young girl who cannot stand up for herself. Then she meets Pablo and she falls in love with him and starts to take lots more risks like leaving the house at night and risking getting killed just to see him. She ends up being a lot more strong-willed and confident towards the end of the book. This relates to real life because some people who fall in love can change for the best and end up being more confident with their lives and can be braver and more couragous.

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Sandi Toksvig: A political party for women's equality

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Women's equality won't just happen -- not unless more women are put in positions of power, says Sandi Toksvig. In a disarmingly hilarious talk, Toksvig tells the story of how she helped start a new political party in Britain, the Women's Equality Party, with the express purpose of putting equality on the ballot.

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This book has multiple themes. 1. Family always comes first and no matter what you can't give up on the ones you love. 2. There is always better times ahead and you need to push through the bad to get to the good.