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Summary:
The book "all American boys" by Jason Reynolds and Brendan Kiely, is a novel that highlights the struggles of many African-Americans. In the story, a teen named Rashad is charged for attempted robbery and for "resisting arresting" by a police officer. Earlier that day, the audience learns that Rashad had planned to purchase a bag of chips and gum before a party. However a series of unfortunate circumstances landed Rashad in the hospital.
Fortunately, the story doesn't end there. The book also features the point of view of a witness during the tragedy. Most would rather forget what they just saw but not Quinn. Quinn is determined to find out why his friend's brother almost killed someone he might know.
Similar to Rashad, Quinn has a few problems of his own. When he was little, his dad died from serving in the military. All he has now is his mother, brother, friends,  the basketball team, and the horrible memory at Jerry's.

Evaluation: I give the book a 5-star rating.
It is easy to read
Has a clear storyline
The story is realistic

Prediction:
I predict that Rashad's friends are going to attack Paul in an alleyway at night.
The next day the police find Paul in a puddle of blood and his rushed to the hospital. In the hospital, Paul encounters Rashad.
However the story takes a turn and they end up forgiving each other.

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This story is about the difficulties and experiences of two people: one guy who is white named Quinn, and one guy who is African American named Rashad. The author switches between the two roles every chapter and lays out two sides of a story that first meet at one spot: Jerry's. Both characters were living their normal lives and Rashad was in the store getting ready to pay for a bag of chips for a party. Rashad squatted down to his duffel bag to get his phone, but when a white lady accidentally falls backward over Rashad and he drops the bag of chips down the aisle, she also shattered the bottle of beer she was holding as she fell. In the store were two alarmed men; a white cop and clerk. The clerk immediately saw the chips and open duffel bag and accused Rashad of trying to steal them. The cop asked the lady if she was okay, but before the lady could explain the misunderstanding, the cop accused Rashad, immediately grabbing him, thrusting him face down on the concrete outside the store entrance, cuffed him, and beat him up for "resisting arrest." By this violent moment, Quinn and his friends were right outside Jerry's and he witnessed the shocking beating. He recognized the cop and it was his older brother, Paul and couldn't believe Paul could be so violent. Every since this moment, the author describes the trouble this brings to both character's lives. Rashad is sent to the hospital and falsely looked down upon by family and Quinn's perspective of Paul is grayed.

I predict that Quinn and Rashad will meet each other through parties and talk to each other about what happened and become close friends because I know that Quinn will not let what his brother did to Rashad just slide and maybe he will want to investigate to find this Rashad and figure out what really happened. I think that Rashad will continue to have to go through difficult obstacles of racism just to be proven innocent, but I don't think Paul will receive any harsh punishment for what he did because African Americans usually have the harsher punishments and fingers pointed at them. I love that this story switches roles and shows me what it's like to have two different sides of this kind of situation and I'm excited to see how the characters will meet.
-Jenny Taguba

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The book is easy to follow and to understand. The author made sure that the book is engaging and shows details and background. The author explains both the lives of Rashad and Quinn.I predict that in the future Quinn will be confused on what to do. Quinn might not know if he should pick a side between Rashad or Paul when he finds out the news. Quinn could be stuck in the middle. The news could also spread and make things even worse.
-Riana Cacanindin

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The first 100 pages of the book has been very interesting and engaging. I like that each chapter flips from Quinn perspective and Rashad perspective. Each chapter gives a lot of detail on what is going on and it helps us learn more about the character's life. I predict that Quinn will find out the truth on what really happened to Rashad and he will be stuck between who he should side with. I also think people will start making the situation bigger and students in the school will start getting involved and being affected by it.

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So far, I really like the book. I like that we get to see both of the perspectives of each day. I predict that Quinn will see the news and meet Rashad in the hospital or when Rashad gets out of the hospital.

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So far the book is really easy understand. Also I really like what it's about so far. But I feel that this book started out fast and started to slow down. But it's starting to speed back up. And what this book is about is what I like. I like the different things the characters talk about and the situations they go through

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The First 100 Pages of All american boys is really a different experience. As it tells two an event currently being that of that who got affliction and that who did affliction being Rashad and Quinn. It is also a story that gets me a little boiled cause I really want some compensation for Rashad as he is wrongfully assaulted and viciously. But, I predict that quinn and Rashad will get to know each other and become really good friends because they are of similar age groups and are being told about in the story leading up to them actually coming together.

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All American Boys Evaluation  pages 5-100 

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The first 100 pages of the book are very relevant to life nowadays. It talks about the life of a two teenage boys Rashad and Quinn. The authors switches the point of view of the two boys each chapter. First, it started off with Rashad at ROTC practice and how he did it only to make his father happy because his father believes that a black man should serve their country. Later that day he was getting ready for a party so he decided to buy some stuff at Jerry's, an incident occured between him and a lady, so the clerk and the cop who was there believes he was stealing because a bag of chips fell into his bag. The cop basically harasses Rashad and Rashad is left with a broken nose and broken ribs. What Rashad experienced is what many minorities experience when being treated by a cop these days.Then the story changes to Quinn's perspective and talks about his family especially about his dad. And he is also getting ready for the same party Rashad was getting ready to go to. He went to Jerry's to buy some beer, once he gets there he witnesses Guzzo's older brother,  Paul, beating a minor with all the rage he has. Quinn is shocked to see Paul full of rage and is nervous to talk to him. I would feel the same way because if I see someone who I have known for so long and starts beating a minor practically to death I would feel kind of scared around that person because you think how long will it be until it will be me being beat up.
I predict that Rashad will notice that the cop who beat him up is a relative to some kid in his school. And since Guzzo is his relative the school will like bully him and look down on him with shame. But Quinn and Rashad will become friends and Rashad will then know Quinn is very close to the cop who beat him up and he will not talk to Quinn anymore.

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So far in these first 100 pages, I feel like this book started out good but then I felt like it began to drag due to the slow pacing. I did not like how he was still in the hospital for so long. What I did like about the book was how it was told from two different perspectives.

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I love the storyline and the plot. It really grabs the reader's attention. It focuses on a very sensitive topic but the author did a good job on making the reader understand both point of views. Speaking of point of views, the story doesn't just follow one person throughout, it also follows the other characters bringing in different opinions and perspectives. We can see both sides of the story which really helps to create less biases even though most readers would definitely be on the victim's side (Rashad). Although I feel as though what happened to Rashad was so unfair and unnecessary.
My predictions would be that people would go crazy over the story. I also think that when Quinn finds out who and why Paul beat up Rashad, he would struggle to choose sides because of his relationship with Paul and because of the whole situation in general. Because of my prior knowledge on this type of situation I feel that there will be protests and more public opinions on this. But I really hope that Paul gets consequences for his actions and that he would understand that what he did was wrong.

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The first 100 pages of this book are very different from many other novels first 100 pages. The first 100 pages were different because even from the start the story was interesting. In the novel

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So far I think the book is very interesting and I loved how the author explained how people with a certain skin color are treated when it comes to police. I also loved how the author is describing the point of view of Rashad to explain how the victims feel. For example, when Rashad said he felt violated. I also like how the author showed the point of view of someone from the outside looking in aka the witnesses. I predict that Rashad will get justice once the story reaches the public.

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The first 100 pages of this book are very interesting, I like the fact of the book switching from the minds of two characters, those characters being Quinn and Rashad. So far on what I have been reading is on how Rashad the African American kid portrayed in this story is beat up for something he was blamed for, by a cop with unnecessary force and managed to hurt him badly. All this is leading up to the point of a climax with Rashad all in the middle of it. Supposedly on what I have been reading, this other kid which is the other character in this story is Quinn, which the story mentions that he himself knows the cop that is his brother or his friend. My prediction is that the cop who had taken down Rashad with unnecessary force will receive backlash from everyone because on how he treated a minor and maybe to the point the cop would be discharged. I also think that Quinn would have to say something since he did witness everything that had happened to Rashad. This is my evaluation and my prediction of the first beginning 100 pages of "all american boys"

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From what I read so far I found this book very relatable to the African American community because people of color face these challenges everyday. This book can show people from the outside we are no different from them. So I really enjoyed this book so far. I predict over time Rashad's dad will believe on what really happened and they become closer.

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The first 100 pages are by far the best 100 pages I've ever read. This book is exactly the type of book I enjoy reading. Not too much filler and it addresses the issue of the story right off the bat. Also it's very different in that it changes the point of view of the narrator every chapter. I also like how they made Rashad's dad's character. It reminds me of my father and how he wants me to act super presentable and how he acts like being myself is an issue. I feel like his dad will end up regretting how he treats Rashad sometime later in the story.

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The book is very enjoyable. It's a book on a serious topic, but it adds a small edge to it, that makes the book completely revolve around the problem. The story also has good conflict development. It moves the conflict slowly from one person to another, to another, to another.
Out of all the characters, I have a steamed hatred for Bothe Galluzzo, Paula, and Rashad's dad. All three of them just rubbed me the wrong way, mainly because of how they seemed to address the characters. Ther's also the fact that they didn't really seem to have a likeable personality. Galluzzo was rude, and a terrible friend, Paul was a liar, and Rashad's father was a hypocrite who constantly put his opinion out there when it wasn't asked for

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I am enjoying the book so far.  I like how the author is addressing real life current social issues through his writing.  I enjoy how we are able to see two different peoples perspectives of a situation like this.  I do not like Rashad's dad, he is very irritating at times.  I predict that Paul will realize that Quinn saw what he did and there relationship will change.  I also predict that Quinn will be conflicted as to who to stand up for in this situation because even though Paul is in the wrong, he is close to Quinn, so this might cause confusion for him.

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In modern society, this book really nails social and economic inequalities for people that look like me and many other people like me in and out of school. People many think because I'm a "child" that nothing damaging can harm me from people on the other spectrum but that is not true. I can't even walk in public in places like Tyson's Corner, Virginia without stares from people who believe in stereotypes.

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I think this book truthfully understands what happens in modern day society. The author knows that the idea that the light skin iis superior. This book shows how our country today is truly a house divided. We are always split in two White and Black. And this book touches every piece of modern drama. A black boy is beaten by a cop. Some say it's racist, some say the cop was just doing his job. The book also admits that everyone wants to play the victim. The author does an amazing job on showing how people who are so different, people who have nothing to do with one another, their stories are tied together by this one single incident.

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I am enjoying the book so far. I like how in each chapter the POV changes. The change in POV gives the story a well rounded feel. I believe that Quinn and Rashad are going to cross paths and discuss that horrific night. Then, Quinn will finally do his duty and become an eyewitness.

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So far, this book is relatively fun to read. It is definitely more interesting than a lot of terrible and slow books that somehow talk about nothing for 20 pages. Another good thing of this book is it's character development. For what the author does include, they know why they are including it. Every sentence contributes to the readers understanding of the plot and / or the point of view of a specific character. Lastly, I am glad the author was not scared to write about such a big and controversial topic. If anything, that only makes it more exciting.
I predict that eventually Quinn will realize that what Paul did was wrong and that he needs to do something, even if Paul is his best friends brother. Most likely, he will step up to be a witness when a court case starts (probably by Rashad's family)

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I really liked All American Boys. The story didn't seem to drag to me. It seemed to go in a kind of fast paced. The lady in the store could have said something to Paul instead of letting him beat Rashad. I understand that she tried, but she could have tried harder. Honestly, I think that if the lady was just a little more careful, none of this would have happened. Rashad wouldn't have been arrested, or beaten. I also think that his dad should've believed him. Rashad's dad knows that he's a good student. He's in JROTC and has never been suspended. But all his dad cares about is that none of this would have happened if he wasn't wearing the clothes he was wearing or sagging his pants.

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Personal I think the book has a good plot theme so far, like you know what the authors trying to tell. The way he does it is kind of boring. He drags certain parts that don't need to be dragged. The plot that he´s trying to show is really good, but how he portrays it doesn't really go with it

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So far I love the book and the storyline. I like how the author connects Quinn's point of view to Rashad's and how Quinn saw what happened to Rashad. I like the plot. However, one think that didn't work for me is that the story sort of drags. In result of what happend to Rashad, I predict that Quinn will visit Rashad in the hospital and they will become good friends.

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The story so far is getting really interesting and I like how I'm able to see both sides of what the main characters think during the whole situation. The book is a great way for people to know what is going on to people of color and how we try to stop and fight against what is going on. The fact that the characters go through conflict on the inside and are not able to express it really connects to the reader and what they have to go through. I predict that the manager that owns the store will give the people the footage because if they delete it they can go to jail for messing with police evidence and while the people are checking the footage they will see Quinn and get him to tell them what he saw and he'll try to defend Paul but then his conscious gets in the way and tell the truth but Paul won't be fined for anything and he'll get away with almost killing Rashad but he will lose his job.