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growing up I never liked reading however the magic tree house was a very important aspect of my life since it was really fun to read with my parents.

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i loved this series with my entire life i remember asking my dad to buy me this book however i mostly read it for the comic aspect of it but i still liked reading it.

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although I was forced to read it, it managed to amaze me and opened up how literary can be so detailed and blow you away with just words.

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given the fact that i read the diary of the wimpy kids for mostly the comic aspect of it i decided to look more into comics for that reason. WHICH I LOVED.

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continuing with my infatuation of comics i continued to read these types of books. although it was never really considered a piece of literature i would love to rebuttal that it was for me at least.

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during middle school i did not like to read books overall i was mostly forced to read whatever the teacher gave me which i would soon later on tolerate

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this peice was another peice in which i learned to tolarate throughiut the time reading it in school

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seventh grade reading

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personally one of the books that have stayed with me that i forced to read. even though i didn't like it, i loved the concept of the overall book and how the Utopian society ran. one of the many books that challenged me to understand the complexity of the passage.

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this book made me rethink so many things and was one of the motivators that made me challenge the board of my middle school to change the literary curriculum and the books students read in school

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one of the books that I personally strongly disliked to read, it brought no emotion into my life and was quite simply so boring and annoying to read about animals and being communist.

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during eighth grade thanks to my English teacher at the time she gave me books that were in her taste that expanded my horizon forever. She recommend this book once that opened my eyes to a differently world of possibilities. I didn't know how much i could love and enjoy reading without the help of her. She showed me poetry and books that depicted my situation which helped me connect to a piece of literature more than i have ever had in my life.

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this poem book was the first piece of actual literature that opened my eyes and made me fall in love with the text.

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this was the first Shakespearean piece of literature that i read in which was very enjoyable because we read it as if we were in a play and i had a role.

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this book was the best book ever written from my point of view. it showed the actual hardships Hispanics have to go through which made me relate so hard and made me feel something. although i have loved every other poem book. this piece made a big impact in my life because it made me feel understood.

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definitely my favorite thing about reading is feeling like i am being understood through the literature. i love relating the words and the emotions put on the paper from the author.

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house on mango street although it made me feel the same things as illegal citizen it made me realize i only like short impactful stuff and not a full blown out book.

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" Parting is such sweet sorrow.”

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went on a journey got side tracked a little bit too much but that was because of some else doing and later on he cheats on his wife whilst she stays loyal.

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not my favorite however it was enjoyable again since i got to play a small role and the entire class acted it out together.

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personally one of the best books i have ever read. besides it being super complicated at least when i read it, it was an amazing story filled with plot twists and details to amaze you out of your seat.

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i honestly love the sense of humor the author gave to the readers it made me realize I also like pieces like these that make it seem like you talking to them and not just listening.

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“Me and you, we got more yesterday than anybody. We need some kind of tomorrow.”

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another piece of literature that i learned to love. in the beginning i remember i hated it however as we read more as a class i fell more in love with how it was structured and how different it was from so many different books. (that and cash was hot)

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although i was scared to read a book on my own without any guide and that will also affect my grade i loved it. it was not complex at all which helped not to take away from the main point of the book.

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even though i wished i could've read something else this classical piece made me realize that humanity overall is just messed up and a little bot to superficial.