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The lesson that this book taught me is that Bruno did not judge Shmuel for his appearance, he treated him like any other person.  The book showed me what true friendship looks like!

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The book, Outsiders was about two different kinds of people. There was the Socs, which were the rich and privileged people who lived on the nice side of town. Then there was the Greasers, who lived on the nastier side of town, which was filled with the "lowlifes". The lesson that I learned from this book was to never "judge a book by its cover" which means that I shouldn't judge and assume something based on someone's appearance. This book was fantastic at making me see the difference between judging people based on appearance and judging them through conversation. There is a massive difference and you should always give someone the chance, despite what they may look like.

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Both the book and movie impacted me in many ways. The Hate U Give has such a meaningful message about not being ashamed of yourself and where you come from. I think it is extremely important for everyone to be proud of their roots, their neighbourhood, their race, or nationality, because at the end of the day we are all humans and should stand in unity. This book and movie is a fantastic novel and movie that connects the movements we are witnessing right now.

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Bruce Almighty is a fun yet inspiring film with a meaningful message. It’s about a TV reporter (Jim Carey) who constantly has bad things happening to him. He complains that God is doing a terrible job, at which point God appears to him and offers him all his powers to see if he can do a better job. Along the way, he learns lessons that change his life. On the whole I think the film can place greater focus on the life lessons — the humor tends to take over the film sometimes, possibly to cater to the mainstream audience. Great weekend film to watch with friends.

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The lesson that this book taught me was that at the end of the day, we are all the same. Bruno did not feel superior or better than Shmuel.  He looked at him as the same and that's how we should all treat each other. He took care of him by sneaking him food and still went to see him even though he wasn't allowed to.

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The lesson it taught me was that if we don't take care of our planet and let polluting industry & corporate greed continue unchecked we will end up destroying the only home we have.

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The lesson that I learned from this book is that without love, you have nothing. In the book, Morrie teaches Mitch many different things about love and family and how important they are. He teaches him that when you have love from your family, it is better than any money or fame you could have because it teaches you how to love as well.

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In Five Feet Apart, the lesson I learned is that touch, is very critical and that is shown in the film.  Will and Stella have a disease that allows them to forbid them from coming closer than six feet apart or five feet apart.  The people with this disease are to stay six feet apart from the people who have the same disease as them.  The film has a part where they decide to stay five feet apart and not six feet apart to the person with the same disease.  The disease can kill the person if they stay closer than six feet apart or five feet apart to the person who has the same disease.  The film taught me to make sure that you do not take touch for granted because many people are not allowed to touch those they love.

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The novel lord of the flies taught me that power must be given to a person who will use it properly.  A group of boys are stuck on an island and need to find a way to survive, as the days go by they become more animal like and create drama. Some of them end up dead because of the evil that lays within us humans. At a certain point all of their evil sides come out and this creates a scary atmosphere. I think that this tells me a lot about human nature and it goes to prove that all humans have a evil side no matter how good of a person you are.

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The lesson that I learned from this book is to not let yourself be manipulated by other people. Macbeth let himself be manipulated by his wife and some witches, which ultimately lead to his demise.

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The lesson I learned from this movie is that not everyone is perfect. Though it may sound cliche, eighth grade did an incredible job portraying how a typical eighth grader would think, act and feel. It felt as though I was watching a classmate or friend on my TV screen. Learning that we are human and we make mistakes can be a hard pill to swallow for some, however, it is also a good learning experience that keeps us humble and helps us navigate through life. Not everyone can be perfect, and if they seem perfect, they also have their flaws, whether they choose to showcase them or not.

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The lesson that I learned from this book was to treat everyone equally and never take anything in your life for granted. Your personally is more important than your appearance and for that reason you will quickly learn who your true friends are. Having a medical condition/disability that affects your appearance should not affect the way people see and treat you as a person.

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The lesson that I learned is how important it is to live your life to the fullest regardless of what obstacles come your way. Cancer is a huge barrier for the characters in the book, yet they all got to accomplish their biggest goals.

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The lesson this novel taught me was to view every situation from the other person's perspective. There are always different sides to the story which is part of everyone's human nature.

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The Novel of The Alchemist taught me to trust the journey. Everything in life is a learning experience, and learning to grow from your journey is what creates a better version of you. It taught me that without reaching out of your comfort zone, people aren't able to grow and improve themselves.

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This novel taught me that in life isolation and feelings of alienation is part of everyone’s human nature. At one point in time, everyone goes through these feelings and it is absolutely normal