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fact one: we are slowly ruining our earth through lack of care and respect to keeping our planet healthy and safe.

fact two: the novel was told to be science fiction

fact three: the book is set 30-40 years in the future

inspirational thing one: the way that the government has treated the indigenous community in the past shows their resilience and they got through while still having their "dreams" (hope)

inspirational thing two: dreams are so important to our actual well being and we need them not just as a subconscious.

question one: why can indigenous people still dream?

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3 facts:
- I learned that stories in the indigenous community are very important and only certain people can tell certain stories.

- The book is set 30-40 years in the future

- The book includes subjects from history like residential schools

2 inspirational or interesting things:
- The author was raised in a Metis community with her grandmother

- The book really connected with indigenous youth and even adults

1 question:
How did they find out the bone marrow can make others dream again?

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- The book takes place 3-4 decades in the future
- The author has indigeonous decent
- The orginal idea was to be a short story

- The author thinks that global warming will melt the planet
- The author knew many people that told her stories

-Why would she think that bone marrow would help with medical problems

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3 facts:
- this book is the authors fourth book
- indigenous people are the only ones still able to dream
- this book is set 30-40 years in the future

2 interesting/inspirational things
- the author wrote on the soles of her feet
- story tellers the author grew up with inspired her

1 question:
- why are indigenous people the only ones who can still dream?

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3 facts
- The author is indigtenous and has a good understanding on the topic she's talking about and won't affect many people in a negative way
- The author grew up as a metis in georgian bay with her grandmas and mom
- The author has written 4 novels before

2 inspirational or intresting things

- the book is written 30-40 years in the future
- The government wants to harvest the indigenous people for their bone marrow for medicine

1 question
why do they need the indigenous people bone marrow?

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3 facts =
- This book is a science-fiction and was meant to be a short story
- It takes place in the future
- She usually writes books for adults instead of young adults

2 Interesting/Inspirational things =
- The author grew up with her grandmother and grandmothers sisters
- The author likes to write anywhere and everywhere

Question About The Book =
Why did the author decide that indigenous people would still be able to dream and not others?

-Olivia

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FACTS:
- The dreaming is representing hope
-the author was going to make it far into the future, but then decided that it could be 30-ish or so years in the future
-The book was originally written as a short story, later made into a book

2 INTRESTING THINGS
- this is the first "Apocalypse by climate change" book I've ever heard of
-the wording of the book is really influenced by the stories that was told to the author.

QUESTION:
why bone marrow? its all gooey and sticky and there's not a lot of it in your body (I think)

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Things that I learned: The book is set 30 to 40 years in the future, the author is indeginous, the author loves writing.

Intresting things: The book was wrote to make indigenous kids feel like they fit in, indigenous people are mistreated.

Question: How did the author think of people needing to harvest bone marrow to have dreams.

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3 facts I have learned

- The book setting was set 30-40 years in the future

- The author has a strong indegnious view as she was also indegenous

- The book was orginally started out as a short story

inspirational/interesting facts

something interesting and inspirational I have grasped in this story is that without dreams people essentially become unstable to the point where they start hunting the indigenous people.

1 Question

-How would bone marrow help with being stable

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3 facts about the book:
The story started off as a short story
Bone marrows is related to dreaming
The book takes place 40 or 30 years later

2 interesting or inspirational things:
The author is always writing
Without dreams, there is no hope

Question about the book:
why can indigenous people still dream?

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facts
-indigenous children are an important part of the community
-the author is indigenous
-this story was based off an actual view of world issues
insperational/interesting
-the author loved writing and reading, and even wrote on the most important days of her life
-sometimes indigenous people go through training to be able to share certain stories
question
-why did this story take a more creative path?

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3 facts
-First Nations carry many stories
-You have to be cautious when telling stories
-This books target audience was young adults

2 interesting/inspirational things
-Writting helps the author appreciate a moment
-the author grew up with many story tellers that has inspired her

1 question: what type of dreaming are they referring too?

-lily, sereena

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Spencer
Facts
-Book was made originally made as a science-fiction short story.
-Many events in the book had some relation to past history.
-The events of the book take place 30-40 years in the future, where climate change has destroyed the world, and indigenous people are hunted for their bone marrow, which restores the ability to dream.

Inspirations of Interesting Things
-One of the inspiring things the author wrote this book for, was to make a world where indigenous kids could know they mattered and were relevant to.
-She added parts of past history, like residential schools, which is history repeating itself in its most literal form.

My Question
-Wouldn't there by larger issues then dreaming? Wouldn't food, water, ammuntion, and other resources still be very valuable and desired, more then the ability to dream?

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Kayla
Fact #1: We are slowly ruining our earth through lack of care and respect to keeping our planet healthy and safe.

Fact #2: This novel was told to be written as science fiction.

Fact #3: The book is set 30-40 in the future.

Inspirational thing #1:The way that the government has treated the indigenous community in the past shows their resilience and they got through while still having their "dreams" (hope)

Inspirational thing #2: Dreams are so important to our actual well being and we need them not just as a subconscious animation but also to keep your mental well being sane.

1 question: What defences did the book include when the author stated she tied real situations into the books plot?

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3 facts
-  Book was made as a short story
- Was originally a science-fiction
- Before this book she only made books for adults
2 interesting things
- It was made to be a short story
- That she was grown up around people that would tell her story's
1 question
- How did this all start what made the people think that they needed the dreams and why

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3 facts I learned:

1. In this book, indigenous people are the only ones still able to dream.
2. indigenous people have many stories that they pass down
3. indigenous people can only share their own stories and have to be careful as to what stories they share.

2 interesting things:

1. this book is very metaphorical
2. indigenous people can only share their own stories.

1 question:

1. why are indigenous people the only ones who can still dream?

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facts:
- The book takes place 30-40 years in the future
- The Marrow Thieves is the author's 4th book
-This book originally started out as a short story

2 interesting/inspirational things

- without dreams, people essentially become machines

- the author once wrote on the soles of her shoes

1 question:
- Why did they think the ability to dream was in the bone marrow, of all places?

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- this book is based of tales from the past for indeginuos people
- the bone marrow is related to dreaming
- the things that have happened in the past to indeginous people

- i cant remember it, but the part at the end where she reads a part of the text from the book
- without dreams, people essentially become machines

- did the authour write this book from experince or seeing other peoples experience and stories?

-vivaan

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3 facts:
-The book takes place 30-40 years in the future
-The Marrow Thieves is the author's 4th book
-This book originally started out as a short story

2 interesting/inspirational things

-without dreams, people essentially become machines

-the author once wrote on the soles of her shoes

1 question: -Why
did they think the ability to dream was in the bone marrow, of all places?

-cassandra