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"Society"? The plural of human beings? About the author The author of the book is a Japanese man who struggles with mental issues and gets famous after his early death. He mainly writes dramas, but is known for two of his novels and, more importantly, his 'masterpiece' aka my book.

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The author of my book is an Asian-American woman, who writes in the modern day and my book isn't her first written. In fact, before it, she has published a highly-successful trilogy.

Some key phrases about the book:

The city of Oxford

The act of Translation

A certain Bible myth

Silver~

...or the necessity of violence

words which raise interest

What is the book's genre and does it have a magic system?

Would the book be interesting enough for me to invest in buying it?

What distinguishes the book from others in the same genre?

Is it morally correct to live lavishly while people from your country live in poverty?

Is violence necessary?

Why is translation so important for the book's plot?

3 questions I had before reading the book

3 questions the book answered

Why should you read it?

It challenges your beliefs and view of the world.

It's a captivating and slow-paced story that is very well executed.

It will definitely make you feel very strong emotions by the end.

While there are many reasons you should read this amazing book, here are just three of them:

It may seem a bit predictable to choose the main character as my favourite, but I admire Robin Swift quite a lot. He is clever, righteous and most of all-careful, which may sound boring, but I find reckless protagonists quite annoying and he was a breath of fresh air.

I tend to be selfish at times, not caring for the world around me and its state.

I romanticize prestigious universities, ignoring their blatant elitism.

I get attached to main characters way too quickly.

"But what is the opposite of fidelity?"

"Betrayal. Translation means doing violence upon the original, it means warping and distorting it for foreign, unintended eyes.(...)How can we conclude except by acknowledging that an act of translation is always an act of betrayal."

"Grief suffocated. Grief paralysed. Grief was a cruel, heavy boot pressed so hard against his chest that he could not breathe."

"English did not just borrow words from other languages; it was stuffed to the brim with foreign influences, a Frankenstein vernacular. And Robin found it incredible, how this country, whose citizens prided themselves so much on being better than the rest of the world, could not make it through an afternoon tea without borrowed goods."

"That's just what translation is, I think. That's all speaking is. Listening to the other and trying to see past your own biases to glimpse what they're trying to say. Showing yourself to the world and hoping someone else understands."

And finally, my book is...

Art used for "Robin Swift", slide 8:@_merijae on Twitter

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The author of my book is an Asian-American woman, who writes in the modern day and my book isn't her first written. In fact, before it, she has published a highly-successful trilogy.

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My author

The author of my book is a Canadian woman who writes in the modern day and is best known for writing children's books, including mine which is her most popular.

Some key phrases about the book:

The essence of the book

Children's literature

Educational

Protagonist is a young turtle

Set in a suburban neighborhood

words which raise interest
- Can you spot any dinosaurs?
words which raise interest
3 questions about the book

What kind of adventures does the main character go on?

What lessons does the main character learn?

How does the main character develop throughout the series?

How to navigate childhood challenges.

The importance of friendship and community.

The value of problem-solving and perseverance.

3 questions the book answered

Why should you read it?

It is a beloved classic of children's literature.

It teaches valuable life lessons in a fun and relatable way.

It promotes empathy and understanding towards others.

Admirable qualities

Even though it is a cliche to choose the main character as my favourite, he has characteristics that I admire such as:

3 truths about myself

The book helped me to learn the importance of facing your fears.

I like feeling the comfort of being a little kid again.

I realized how important the power of friendship and communication is.

Here's some quotes

Here're some quotes

"It's important to be true to yourself and to be honest with your friends."

"You don't have to be perfect to be a good friend."

''Being honest is always the best policy.''

"It's okay to be different. Being different is what makes you special."

"We all make mistakes. The important thing is to learn from them."

And finally, my book is ...

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