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Author: Rick Riordran
# of pages: 377

I chose to read this book because I wanted to read this again.

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Author: Rick Riordan
# of pages: 160

I chose to read this book because it is based on the series The Heroes of Olympus that I was in the progress of finishing at the time I chose to read this book.

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Author: Rick Riordan
# of pages: 516

I chose to read this book because it was the next book to read after the House of Hades.

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Author: Rick Riordan
# of pages: 384

I chose to read this book because it was the next thing to read after the series "The Heroes of Olympus".

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Compare and contrast two characters in the book. You may also compare/contrast with a character in a different book.

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Compare and contrast two characters in the book. You may also compare/contrast with a character in a different book.

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The two characters I will be comparing and contrasting in the book are Percy Jackson and Jason Grace. Percy Jackson and Jason Grace are both demigods. And both children of the big three. Percy and Jason were both leaders of the 2 camps(Camp Half Blood and Camp Jupiter). They also got stripped of some of there memories from Hera. They are both one of the 7 heroes in the Argo 2. Together, Percy and Jason can summon hurricane/storms. Percy's real name is Perseus Jackson. Unlike Jason, Percy does no use his real name very often. Percy is a Greek demigod but Jason is a Roman demigod. Percy's godly parent is Poseidon and Jason's godly parent is Jupiter. Percy has power to control water while Jason had the power to summon lightning.

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Tuesday, September 28, 2021                                                      Thursday, September 30, 2021

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How is the book structured or organized? Does this help you as the reader?

This book is structured by different points of views in characters. For example, The book might start with the name of a character, Percy. It might have a few more chapter named "Percy" in the point of view of the character Percy. Then, the chapter will change into the name of another character and the chapter will be in the other character's point of view.

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Book review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
After the house of hades, the 7 demigods continue on their quest to defeat gaea. While Reyna, Nico and Coach Hedge is on their way with the athena Parthenon to Camp Half Blood to stop an upcoming war between the two camps.

This series is one of my favorite series, so I would recommend this to a friend. But if they are willing to read it, I suggest reading the 1st series book 1 first. It's called Percy Jackson and The Lightning Thief.

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Author: Rick Riordan
# of pages: 432

I read thins book because it was after the hidden oracle.

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Author: Rick Riordan
# of pages: 448

I read this book because it was after the dark prophecy.

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Author: Rick Riordan
# of pages: 312

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Author: Rick Riordan
# of pages: 576

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Author: Rick Riordan
# of pages: 452

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Author: Rick Riordan
# of pages: 513

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6. What is the most exciting or important part of the story? List 3 important events that lead up to that point.

The most exciting part of the story is when Percy retrieved the lightning bolt. The 3 important events that lead up to that point are when:
- Percy is introduced to Camp Halfblood
- Percy, Annabeth, and Grover goes on a quest.
- Percy fights Ares.

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10. How is the book structured or organized? Does this help you as the reader?

This book is structured as a diary. Luke, the main character in this book is narrating the book...

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Author: Neal Shusterman
# of pages: 443

I was thinking of reading this book since my sister told me about it. So, I read the book.

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Author: Neal Shusterman
# of pages: 512

I read this because it was the book after Scythe.

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Does this remind you of any other stories? Why?

This book reminds me of the giver. I think that I can relate this book to the giver because both of the stories take place in a perfect society that may actually be present in the future.

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Author: Lois Lowry
# of pages: 240

My tutor suggested it to me.

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Author: N.H. Senzai
# of pages: 288

I read this book for english.

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Author: Barack Obama
# of pages: 362

I started reading this book because my tutor suggested it to me.

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What lesson(s) did you learn from this book?

The book teaches us that it is good to be different. When the sameness happened, people started to be unable to feel emotions. They did sameness to make everything the same cause they thought being different caused a negative impact. However, the main character of Giver soon realizes that people shouldn't have done sameness.

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What is the conflict or problem of the story? Have you ever experienced anything like this?

The problem in the beginning of the story is that the Taliban had asked Habib to help them. The conflict is for Fadi and his family to run away from Afghanistan to the US. Later on, the conflict is that Mariam got lost during the escape and the rest of the family is trying to find her. I never experience anything like what Fadi experienced in Afghanistan.

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Author: J.K. Rowling
# of pages: 223

I started reading this book as a got a sudden urge to read the harry potter series when I was looking for books to read for fun. I finished the harry potter movies about 2 years ago and I heard that the movie came out a bit different from the book. I read the book and it was entertaining.

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Book review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Harry potter finds out he is a wizard. He goes to a school called Hogwarts for witches and wizards like him. There he finds out about his past and how his parents had been murdered. He gets one step closer to killing the murderer to save the world.

I recommend this book to anyone who has the skill to read. It is famous meaning it will be mentioned in a lot of places in the world, meaning it will help the reader who reads this book understand a bit of the world better. It is a fascinating book that will give a person something to enjoy in free times.

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Imagine yourself as the main character in the story. Would you make a different decision than the character? Explain why or why not.

In the book, Harry made the decision of insisting on the sorting hat that he should be sorted into the house of bravery, Gryffindor instead of the house of ambition, Slytherin. However, if I was Harry I would have definitely chosen to go to Slytherin when the Sorting Hat said that I would be able to achieve great things if I went there. I have a lot of ambition and a huge want for power meaning Slytherin would have been the perfect house for me.