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"In an instant, the world can change forever."

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A combination of the Fiction, and the Non fiction event of 9/11

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He is very brave seeing as he was scaling up a burning building that's miles above the ground and is a quick thinker as he was helping people who were trapped in elevators.

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She is a very talented and focused individual who is good at speaking not only her native language but also English. She is very observant of her surroundings and in the beginning of the book, she meets a translator who truly inspires her.

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This book is about two main characters, one being a nine year old boy who is in the twin towers when the planes crash into the twin towers and an eleven year old girl who is in her village when the Taliban ambush the Americans. The girl finds one soldier who lost his sight in the ambush and asks her for refuge. but when her brother found out, he reported it to the Taliban.

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Picture of the Twin Towers after being hit (Picture):

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Picture of the Twin Towers after being hit (Picture):

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Ground Zero by Alan Gratz | Official Book Trailer

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“We’re a team,” his dad repeated. “That’s what we’ve always said. This is how we survive, right? Together. It’s you and me against the world. But you shut me out on this one. And you let down the team.”

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He is 9 years old. He just got suspended for punching a bully. Was taken to the Twin towers where his father worked. He was going to get a toy for his friend when the plane crashed. He doesn't know if his father is alive or not since he was on the 80th floor while his father was on the 108th floor.

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Quote from Reshmina's side of the story:

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Quote from Reshmina's side of the story:

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"Moving forward was scary. Sometimes you made mistakes. Sometimes you took the wrong path. And sometimes, even when you took the right path, things could go wrong. But Reshmina realized that she wanted—needed—to keep moving forward, no matter what.”

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11 years old. Lives in Afghanistan with her family during this time. The Taliban and Americas were fighting near her village. One of the Americans who was blind asked Reshmina for help and most of her family agreed to help. Her brother Pasoon told the Taliban that there was a survivor American soldier.

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How people are often at their best when the worst happens and how impossible it is to make the right decision when both outcomes are unacceptable.

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Picture of Reshmina (Left) and Brandon (Right):

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Picture of Reshmina (Left) and Brandon (Right):