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Throughout this pandemic I have felt rather nonplussed. Even when quarantine had first started I didn't know how to react because I was so shocked about everything that was happening around me .

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My parents and I find it funny that Donald trump is unabashed when he does not wear a mask, even though almost everyone else wears one on a daily basis to prevent getting the virus. I honestly surprised that he's not embarrassed to not wear a mask in front of the whole world, I know I would be.

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The To all the boys I've loved before Trilogy 

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The To all the boys I've loved before Trilogy 

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I found out about these books from a movie based off the first book. My mother and I absolutely loved it so we bought the trilogy. We bought the books a while ago, but I had unfortunately lost the second one. I found a couple months ago, but never had the time to read it so I am so excited to re-read the first book so I can finally read the whole trilogy.

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I have heard so many good things about this book so I am so excited to read it. I usually don't read too many books like this, but I want to expand the genres that I read so once again I am so excited to read it. It may be a challenge to read this because again it's not one of the typical genres I read, but I am still going to try!

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I recently read One of us is lying this and absolutely loved the book. So when I found out there was a second book I went to look for it! My friend told me where to find it at a bookstore near me, so I am so excited to go pick it up and start reading it!

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One of us is lying by Karen M. Mancus Book Talk

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One of us is lying by Karen M. Mancus Book Talk

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Miss Peregrine's home for peculiar children - Window

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Miss Peregrine's home for peculiar children - Window

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This book is definitely a window for me. (1) I have never possessed any peculiar abilities(superpowers or strange deformities). In the book there is a girl named Emma Bloom (one of Miss Peregrine's peculiar children) who can produce fire with her bare hands. Obviously I cannot do that. Since the book is fantasy everything involving magical powers is not real, so it would be impossible for me to experience the ability to perform magical powers such as the ones described in the book, now or in the future. (2) I have never traveled back in time and stayed there before. In the book Jacob (the main character) travels back in time to a day that replays itself over and over again. As much as I would like to believe stuff like time travel exists, it does not, or at least there is no evidence that it does, so I have not and cannot experience anything like time travel. (3) And finally I have never had an experience with a magical being, like a hollowgast. In the book a hollowgast is a magical creature that hunts peculiar children and kills them. Luckily creatures like this do not exist so I will never have an experience with these creatures because a. I do not have any peculiar abilities (hollowgast only hunt people with peculiar abilities). and b. hollowgasts do not exist, they are just imaginary creatures.

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Mind Work - Enola Holmes and the case of the missing Marquess

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Mind Work - Enola Holmes and the case of the missing Marquess

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(1) Characters - Enola (the main character)
(2) Setting - Londan, England, 19 century.
(3) Conflict - Enola must find her missing mother all whilst running away from her brothers, trying to find the endangered missing marquess she has befriended, and adapting to the outside world.
(4) Theme - The theme of the book is about men treating women like the olden times, when women were just supposed to clean and cook not become master detectives like Enola. Unfortunately some men still believe in these methods.

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(1)I felt bad that Enola had to find her missing mother, escape her brothers, find the missing marquess, and adapt to London all on her own. And yet in the end she got everything to work out only at the age of 16.
(2) I could not empathize with Enola because I have never had any of this happen to me before, I can only imagine how much pain and confusion she felt waking up to her mother missing on her 16th birthday.
(3)In the beginning of the book Enola runs away from her brothers who have come to take care of her while her mother is missing. Mycroft (her oldest brother, and legal guardian) tries to force Enola to a girls boarding school that teaches manners to young ladies, because he believes Enola is not trained enough to be a proper young women in London. Luckily Enola runs away before getting caught and I absolutely stand by her decision because if she hadn't she would have never met and rescued the missing marquess (her friend) and figured out where her mother was.

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Book Trailer - One of us is next by Karen M. Mcmanus

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Book Trailer - One of us is next by Karen M. Mcmanus

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Unfortunately I could not find a book talk, but I found a wonderful book trailer for One of us is next.

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ONE OF US IS NEXT by Karen M. McManus | Official Book Trailer