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I never knew …….could happen to someone.

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I never knew …….could happen to someone.

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I never knew that there were parents and families out there who force their children into religion. My family isn't that strict with religion so it came to a surprise to me how strict Xiomara's mom was with church and sunday school in the book. The main storyline was about Xiomara relationship with the catholic church and how the faith was pushed on her.

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It has controversial topics like:
- drug dealers
- sexual harassment
- LGBTQ+ people
- religious abuse

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Compare a character from your book to a character from another work of fiction (novel, play, film, short story). What are their similarities? What are their differences? Which character do you admire more? Why?

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Compare a character from your book to a character from another work of fiction (novel, play, film, short story). What are their similarities? What are their differences? Which character do you admire more? Why?

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The main character in The Poet X reminds me of a character named Monse in the show On My Block. They are similar because both of them are Latina women who grew up in neighborhoods that are less fortunate. They are also both fierce and headstrong. They are different because Xiomara is more creative, and she is more defensive. But both are family oriented and smart. I think i admire Xiomara more because she is going through a harder time then monse was, and she is powering through it well.

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Describe something you have read that is similar to this

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Describe something you have read that is similar to this

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When i was younger i read a book called Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret.

It was about A girl in middle school who was balancing boys, friendships, and trying to figure out religion.

It tackles similar topics to the poet x, but in a younger and more suburban way.