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Nadia

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Government

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Nadia’s fam

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Nadia is protagonist, government is antagonist and Nadia’s family is supporting 

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Nadia is protagonist, government is antagonist and Nadia’s family is supporting 

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Nadia’s family was bombed and Nadia was abandoned

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This is a picture of Syria where it is clear that living conditions are not good

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Nadia stayed over night in an abandoned pharmacy after getting lost, after which gets reunited with her cat and meets an old man and a donkey

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They live in Aleppo which I believe is the capital of one of Syria’s, sections?

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That was Isaac

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Nadia is the protagonist and the Syrian government is the antagonist and Nadia’s family is the supporting characters

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I would do what Nadia did but take a little less time to think about my actions

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Nadia was in an abandoned pharmacy place and someone is coming into it

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The second was Isaac

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2013

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Syria

Hemesath -- Country? City? Suburb

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I would run and not stop to look around if I was Nadia

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A supporting character is the dude she met in the pharmacy

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It takes place from the start of the war to 2013 so far

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I probably would have gotten scared when someone was with me in the pharmacy  and gone through a window

Edit:I would probably be rooted to my spot and I would really have to motivate myself to move. If I went out a window I would just run as though my life depends on it because it might.

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This quote is important to me because around here when we wake up we hear peaceful noises, like birds, and they hear the sound of death every morning.

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Nadia meets freedom fighters and are given directions to the clinic where there is a message for her from her parents

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Nadia gets directions to the clinic but her family is not there but they left a note so Nadia can find them

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This book relates to my life because sometimes I feel scared

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My favorite character so far is Ammo Mazen because he is caring and will help someone if they are in need

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I would recommend this book to another person because it is a story of adventure and it teaches about the constant struggle in Syria

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Nadia and the old man take cover in an orphanage and meet to boys there

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I would recommend this book to anybody who likes realistic fiction because even if you do not like books about war you will still probably like this book

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Nadia and Ammo Mazen sleep when Ammo gets ill and has to take 1 of his 2 pills left. They then share a meal with 2 boys from an orphanage

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Nadia and ammo mazen leave the orphanage with one of the two boys while the others stays because he believe his mother will come back to him

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Nadia Ammo and Bazel have gotten past a checkpoint once ruled by thugs

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Ammo gives hope to Nadia and Nadia helps Ammo with stuff that he is too old to do

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Nadia Ammo and Basel have gotten to one of Ammo’s many friends houses

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I would describe the setting as horrific and terrible

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The setting, Aleppo, is. Kearny a war zone

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Nadia has become somewhat less bratty than at the start but has also realized how sad life is in Aleppo

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Nadia Ammo and Basel have gotten one of Ammo’s friends’ house and are having conversations with them

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Ammo Basel and Nadia have continued on where they discover Ammo has a gun, which was hinted at earlier by his knowledge on them, and talks to a bad guy and gives him information

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Nadia has become more caring and she has learned some stuff about Ammo but he is filled with secrets she still doesn’t know. She still talks about Arab Idol a ton though

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If I could get rid of any character in the book I would get rid of Ammo because I feel the book would be even more adventurous and more “on-the-edge-of-my-seat” because if Nadia was just by herself I think the book would develop more and faster.

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While he talks we learn that the agent may not be what he seems

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I agree it would be most likely more exciting but some of the most exciting parts so far would’ve never happened

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*clearly

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Ammo Mazen gets hurt and Nadia and Basel take him to a church where they meet Tarek again

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Nadia Ammo and Basel go to a church after Ammo collapses. At the church they find Tarek, and the bishop treats Ammo and gives him a painkiller called morphine.

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They meet a rebel group and Ammo reveals more secrets when Nadia eavesdrops

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Aleppo is most likely hotter than here because they say how it is very cold 9 degrees Celsius which is about 48 degrees Fahrenheit

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Ammo’s real name is Ahmed and he was born where Bashar al-Assad lives and he used to command bad guys

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They find out who Mazen really is

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Nadia sees her family and the book ends