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Hi! In the behalf of the Erasmus + project, i have read this book and i thoroughly enjoyed reading it because it highlighted women who have made a great difference for our world and unfortunately whose names have been forgotten.

So i would like to put forward a few suggestions, as i think it would be very interesting to include of women in a wider variety of fields, such as Amazonian women, gardeners, teachers, among others.

I think of the idea of posting the authors’ biographies with more information about themselves so that readers can find more about them would be a nice idea.

As a final suggestion, i think that including the authors’ journey in the acquisition of information about the extraordinary women featured in this book would be a great idea.

Thank you !

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Good night Stories for Rebel Girls is a book with many short stories. The stories are about real women from history. These women are brave, smart, and strong.

The book has beautiful pictures and simple words. Each story is fun and easy to read. You can read one story every night before bed.

The women in the book are scientists, artists, athletes, and leaders. This book shows that girls can do amazing things.

Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls is a perfect book for young girls who love to dream big.

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I liked the story of the boy in the back class because it was written from a different perspective on a current human issue. For me, this story shows not only what authorities can do but also what we can do in such matters. And I think the book would have been better if Ahmet had joined the others to find his own family and we could see him contributing as well.

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Ayselin T. MŞAL The War That Saved My Life

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I think there could have been more details about Anne's family history in the book. Anne's brother could have been a stronger character. It would have been better if there were more descriptions of the place. and we could read the story from other characters' point of view

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HELLO!My name is Iulian.I am in the 5th grade at school Cotu Vaii,from România.I read the book „The war that save my life”.The book was sow beautiful and touching.I want that mother to be better with the girl.

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HELLO!My name is Iulian.I am in the 5th grade at school Cotu Vaii,from România.I read the book „The war that save my life”.The book was sow beautiful and touching.I want that mother to be better with the girl.

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Hi!

I read the book “The boy at the back of the class” and I liked it a lot, but I would like to make some suggestions for improvement.

I think this book could have included the dialogues and activities that Ahmet carried out in the “Prison” during the breaks.

And also the inclusion of an epilogue about Ahmet's future, integrated into the United Kingdom.

Finally, I would have liked to know more about Ahmet's meeting with the Queen and his life after his reunion with his parents.

Thank you!

Ana Carvalho

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İbrahim. MŞAL-THE WAR THAT SAVED MY LIFE

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İbrahim. MŞAL-THE WAR THAT SAVED MY LIFE

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Ada and jamie's Mother can appear early and we could see more devolments

If their father didn't died can we read different story from the writer

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I read "good night stories for rebel girls"

It's be good book and now i know something new information abouth the women of the world.

The characters in the book have done meaningful things.

In my opinion,it is important to respect women's achiements as well.

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The book “The boy at the back of the class “ it is a beautiful book. But there is something I would improve, for example Alex and her mother do not own a Computer, but use an atlas, in my opinion I would say thai the two should use a computer.

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Ceren G. YOMTAL

The book is very impressive. I am very happy to read it. Thank you.

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My suggestion for the author of the book The War That Saved My Life is to tell what happened after the war and where Ada and her brother live now. Otherwise, the book is very captivating🤗

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My suggestion for the author of the book The War That Saved My Life is to tell what happened after the war and where Ada and her brother live now. Otherwise, the book is very captivating🤗

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HII!My mame is Melania and im 5th grade im from Romania i read this book named "The boy at the back of the class".This book for me is very touchy and beautiful.Also this book is more for the youngers readers.

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Büşra O.KTAL  10/A The War That Saved My Life

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The way the story highlights resilience and personal growth during such difficult circumstances is truly excellent .However "At the end of the story, I think the characters' lives after that event could have been explored further. I would have loved to see how they moved forward in life."

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The war that saved my life

I think the book teaches a lot about democracy and independence. The book is heartwarming and the characters are wonderful. The main character of the book feels emotions, for example: fear, trust, finding friends, love and independence. I can really recommend the book!

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Is a book written by Elena Favilli and Francesca Cavallo. It has 100 short stories about amazing women from history and today. These women come from different fields like science, art, sports, and activism.

Why is the book special?

1. Story style: Each story is written like a short fairy tale, easy to read and perfect for bedtime.

2. Inspiration: It shows how women can achieve great things, no matter where they come from.

3. Beautiful illustrations: Each story comes with a portrait of the woman, created by different artists.

It’s a great book for kids and adults who want to learn about strong and inspiring women.

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I read a book entlited Good Night Stories For Rebel Girls.

Is a fantastic book with personages free and adventurer with stories unimaginable.

My suggestion for the author is: why don't you write a book about 100 men that helped women in their achievements?

I think is beautiful suggestion, I hope that like it to you too.

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My name is Andrei and my suggestions are

Expand on the refugee experience: More information about the refugee crisis, particularly the journey from Syria, the struggles faced by refugees, and the challenges of adapting to a new country, could help young readers understand Ahmet's situation better. A brief section explaining what it means to be a refugee, the difficulties they face, and why it’s important to be kind and welcoming to them could provide valuable context.

Historical and social context: Add more information about Syria and the situation that led to Ahmet’s family needing to leave. This could be introduced in a gentle way, focusing on the importance of peace and the impact of war on children

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My suggestion to the Writer

Women tell more about their lives but It's nice and fun to have one page and It's fun to read

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The story "The War That Saved My Life" by Kimberly Bwbaker Bradly really impressed me , so I encourage the writer to write more stories as beautiful as this one.

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Alperen Y. KTAL 10/E "The War That Saved My Life"

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My suggestion is to explore Ada's life changes after the war in more detail in "The War That Saved My Life." Adding more information about how Ada gains self-confidence and how her relationships with others develop can strengthen the book's message. This would help readers better understand the challenges Ada faced and the importance of her newfound freedom.

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Hello, my suggestion is for Onjali Q Rauf, the author of "the boy in the back of the class". I liked the book very much. It is a good book to break refugee prejudices, which is one of today's problems. I think adults should read it too. There is not much I can recommend to the author in the book. I liked the book. My only suggestion to the author is that the book reaches more people. I think the more people read it, the more people's prejudices will be broken.

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Greta Frabboni- Italy- Goodnight stories of rebel girls

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Greta Frabboni- Italy- Goodnight stories of rebel girls

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Dear Elena and Francesca, I wanted to give you some advice if you ever want to write other books like "Goodnight stories of rebel girls". The book is very beautiful and well done, I liked it a lot, but for a new book I would put more ilustration and also more stories of young girls and real photos.

I liked the book a lot it was difficult to find something to change, I admine you a lot and i hope this letteris useful to you.

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I wrote a letter to the author of The Boy at the Back of the Class.

“Dear Onjali Q. Rauf,

I had the opportunity to read your book The Boy at the Back of the Class thanks to a project at my school. The book was really touching and thought-provoking. Ahmet's story impressed me very much. His fears, his loneliness, and his struggle to start a new life evoke something in each of us.

What I liked most about the book was how you explained friendship and empathy in such a beautiful and natural way. The bonds Ahmet forms with his classmates actually show what we can all do to help someone and be sensitive to the pain of others. The book tells about the best aspects of being human, the power of being together and how valuable differences actually are.

I was really touched when I read about Ahmet's experiences and the support of his friends who tried to help him. Your book is a wonderful tool for opening children's hearts and minds. It also shows adults how to be more empathetic and understanding towards life's challenges. In short, I liked her book very much and Ahmet's story impressed me very much.”

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Good night stories for rebels girls Jessica Watson

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Good night stories for rebels girls Jessica Watson

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My suggestion is that I would put more adventures to make the story much more interesting and I would put some more sports that she would have practiced.(Anything is possible with confidence and a lot of will.)

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My name is Adelina, and the book I read was "The boy at the back of the class". It is a very interesting book that made me understand that not all over the world do people live an easy and carefree life I like this book because of the originality of the author and because of the whole story that excited me.I recommend reading this book because it is wonderful.

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”Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls” is a book that I’ve read. The book was so good and I liked it very much. I think the stories could have been longer and more specific, but it was still pretty good.

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this book is very beautiful and touchy for me i like it very much its more for the youngers readers!:)

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The author should not have changed the girl's personality towards the end of the book. The girl was aggressive towards the end of the book and the book could have been longer.

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In my opinion the story should be simple. The hero is too young for us too.

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I loved the book but i think that there was in some stories lack of information, like years of the events that happened in the book.

Meeri Lehmusoksa

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Good Night Stories For rebel Girls could be better If it Include a timeline at the end of each story showing where the woman fits in history 

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Good Night Stories For rebel Girls could be better If it Include a timeline at the end of each story showing where the woman fits in history 

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My suggestion to the author of the book about the war that saved my life is this: It was nice to read the story from Ada's point of view, but I think it would have been more enjoyable to read some parts from Suzan's point of view. It was a little boring to read only from Ada's point of view, but it was still beautiful and an experience I will never forget for the rest of my life.

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I want to talk about 'The war book that saved my life.' The narration was very good, but I think there could have been another section with information about the war. Thus, I think we can feel the atmosphere of war more easily in the book. And also about the 'Boy at the back off the class', I think there may have been a few questions about the chapters at the end of the book or at the end of the chapters. For example, how would you feel if you were in Ahmet's place?

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Elif Su K. 10-C KTAL Good Night Stories For Rebel Girls

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My suggestions to writers for the book Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls are as follows:

They can accommodate more women. It would also be a good suggestion for young and rebellious girls to read about the legendary women of the nations. they can also talk about and advertise important women in life to reach a wider audience. I think the best thing for rebel girls who read the stories on the last pages of the book would be to share the "write your own story" pages and let the women read each other's stories. That's all my suggestions, I read the book and liked it very much, and I am very happy that the project provided this.

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In my opinion the real life stories of the historical women in ”Good Night Stories For Rebel Girls” could have been a bit longer and they could have had a bit more information about them.

I also want to thank the author for this wonderful book as it was very enlightening.

Laoise O Toghdha

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“Good night for rebel girls” was really good book so I think the writer should continue to give support and advice to girls in the same way.

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Ravza Nur S. MŞAL - The War That Saved My Life

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Ravza Nur S. MŞAL - The War That Saved My Life

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The name of the book i read is The War That Saved My Life. The book could have ended differently. For example, Ada and Jamie had things they loved to do as children. Ada loved pony riding. Jamie, on the other hand, was interested in airplanes. The author could have mentioned that Ada and Jamie acquired these professions at the end of the book. He could have written that when they grew up, Ada became a horse rider and Jamie became a pilot.

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''The war that saved my life'' I think this book is wonderful and even gripping, but it could have had more happier ending. Everytime I held this book in my hand to read, I thought about ada gettin' her surgery. I waited for that scene throught the book. But it was a inadeguate for the book to end before ada could do anything, before she could run properly. I expected a better ending. Ada should have been able to run freely and learn her dream, which is to walk on her two strong feet

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Good Night Stories For Rebels Göl

My suggestion is that the stories of the women in the book could be less and the pictures could be reduced. And Women could have been shown more powerful in the book

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I want to recommend The Boy at the Back of the Class. It’s such a beautiful and moving story that highlights the power of kindness and the importance of welcoming those in need with open hearts.

Ahmet’s journey, told through the perspective of his brave and compassionate classmates, was both touching and eye-opening. The way you wove humor, hope, and humanity into such an important topic was truly inspiring. It’s a book that I believe will stay with readers for a long time, encouraging them to be more empathetic and courageous in their own lives.

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Fatma Nur P. KTAL Good Night Stories for Rebel Girl

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I think this book avantage was that there is a lot of different stories about women for desavantage I can say that stories is a bit short and there can be more stories for teenage and pre-teenage girls ,so that book can be more understandable for younger generation.

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Dear Elena Favilli and Elena Cavallo, I'm Ilaria Belletti, there are TIPS that I give you to improve Goodnight stories for Rebel girls"

1. Increase the stories by adding some that make US under stand that in Life you don't always win.

2. Add some drawings made by Little girls.

3. Add more details ti stories.

Reading your book was very nice, I liked every story.

Thank you.

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Yağmur Y. 10-E

I think the book has some unnecessary details. They made the story longer and slow. It is better not to go into too much details about characters. The focus should be the main theme or the main scene in part. Extra characters should help the story, otherwise they're unnecessary. Also every dialogue should add something to the story. Plus, the book should be clearer with transitions between sections and events. But I have to say, it was a nice book. It reminded me of the importance of empathy.

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the boy at the back off the class is a heartwarming and thought-provoking story about a refugee boy, Ahmet, and his journey to find belonging in a new school. While the book effectively highlights empathy, friendship, and the importance of inclusivity, some aspects of the plot feel a bit predictable. Nonetheless, it’s an engaging read for young audiences.

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Mila Paulin ”The boy at the back of the class”

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Mila Paulin ”The boy at the back of the class”

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I think the book could have been better if the mom told more

About the war to the girl (Alexa) so she could have better understood Ahmets situation and Past couple of Weeks/Months. Alexa knew something, but I think her should have told more information.

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The Boy at the Back of the Class. The story is both heartwarming and thought-provoking, shedding light on the experiences of refugees with such compassion and sensitivity.

Ahmet’s story, as seen through the eyes of his classmates, is a powerful reminder of the importance of kindness, empathy, and standing up for what’s right. The friendships and courage displayed by the children in the book were incredibly moving and left a lasting impression on me.

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I liked the book really much but i think that it could have been more specific.

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okuduğum "hayatımı kurtaran savaş" kitabı için verebileceğim en büyük öneri ana karakterimiz Ada hakkında olacak. Ada kitabın ortalarına doğru ada daha sinirli, özgüvensiz bir kız oldu. fakat kitabın başlarında daha azimli, kendine güvenen bir ada gördük. Adadaki bu azimli kitabın ortalarında da görsek kitap daha heyecanlı ve sürükleyici bir hal alırdı diye düşünüyorum. belki de ada kitabın ortalarında olduğundan daha da azimli bir kız olsaydı kitap belki de bambaşka bir hikayeye dönüşebilirdi.

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I really liked The War That Saved My Life.Ada’s story was very touching. I have a small suggestion: it would be nice to know more about Miss Smith and Jamie. I also think adding more about life in London during the war would be interesting.

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My suggestion about 'the boy at the back of the class', I think it would have been more enjoyable if we had learned more about Ahmet's old friends and his past.

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Tuulia Pihlaja - The war that saved my life

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Tuulia Pihlaja - The war that saved my life

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I personally liked the book a lot, though I would have liked it more if there were more supporting characters.

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Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls is such a brilliant and inspiring book that introduces readers to the extraordinary lives of women who have changed the world.

Every story is a reminder of the power of courage, determination, and vision. The diverse range of role models you’ve included ensures that every reader can find someone to connect with and look up to. The gorgeous illustrations only add to the magic of the book, making it an absolute joy to read.

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Elif Su K. 10/C KTAL. The War That Saved My Life.

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Elif Su K. 10/C KTAL. The War That Saved My Life.

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My letter to Kimberly Brubaker Bradley for her book The War That Saved My Life...

“Dear Kimberly Brubaker Bradley,

While reading the book The War That Saved My Life, I was truly struck by the depth of your story. Ada's journey and self-discovery were quite touching. I greatly appreciated the balance the book showed in covering the effects of war and trauma, as well as the healing power of love and connection.

My suggestions are to give more space to Ada's inner world and emotional analyses. Maybe past memories can be added or scenes that can show us the traumas more clearly can be written. In this way, we can see his psychological development and recovery more clearly. Another suggestion I have is that war should be social, not individual.

You should write a follow-up book explaining its effects. I liked your book very much and I'm glad I was able to read it.”

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Sahlean Ionela "The War That Saved My Life" by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley

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Sahlean Ionela "The War That Saved My Life" by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley

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The War That Saved My Life could be improved by:

1. Developing secondary characters like Susan more.

2. Exploring the broader impact of the war.

3. Slowing down the pacing in certain areas.

4. Using more sophisticated language for older readers.

5.Deepening the exploration of trauma

I love The War That Saved My Life for its emotional depth, Ada’s inspiring journey, and the strong bond between her and Jamie. It handles tough topics like trauma with sensitivity and shows how love can heal.

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I think "Good Night Stories For Rebel Girls" would be better if the stories were a little bit longer and if it includes more details about women's life

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Janni Jantunen 7d

The book is well and it's great, but The book could tell The stories More deeply so that you could understand them better. Version for boys could Be made from The game book series so that they could also understand The experiences of men or boys. Thank you...

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I think writer should have mention more of the minority people that also had to fight with the fear and worry of being 2nd class.

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Zeynep Ucar 10/E The War That Saved My Life 

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Ada’s mom is a big factor for Ada’s to get better and improving her self confidence but to me in the end of the book her mom could regret of her doings because this mom figure can affact some children in a bad wat

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I liked The Boy at the Back of the Class, but I think the story could be even better if it explored some themes in more detail. For example, the challenges that refugees face in a new country could be explained more deeply. It would be interesting to learn more about the main character’s feelings and how he deals with his past.

Also, some parts of the story felt a bit too simple. It would be great if there were more conflict or surprises in the plot to make it even more exciting.

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Sofia Heikkinen

Good night stories for rebel grims is an inspiring and embrowing book that introuduces young readers to 100 incredicble women trought history. Each story is short. Engagaing and accompanies by vibrant ambition and belive thath annyone can make diffrence regardless of genders. Truly motivation to read

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Kaan Uslu 10-E The War That Saved My Life

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I recommend that Kimberly Brubaker Bradley writes another story about how people work together to solve problems in difficult situations. The War That Saved My Life teaches valuable lessons about freedom and equality. A new story focused on teamwork, kindness, and respect would provide even more important lessons for readers.

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Hello everyone! I really enjoyed reading this book, but I have some suggestions.

I think that it would be a good idea to deepen the opinion and point of view of more characters in relation to the war.

Another suggestion that I have is to enrich the existing information on the expreriences and traumas of other refugees.

Why not go into more detail about Ada's father life? I think It woul be interesting to learn more about his life before his death.

My last suggestion is to explain the reason behind Ada's mother cruelty towards her.

Thank you!

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Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls is a masterpiece that celebrates the strength, determination, and achievements of women throughout history. It’s such an empowering and inspiring collection for readers of all ages.

The way the authors have brought these incredible stories to life through engaging narratives and beautiful illustrations is truly remarkable. Each story not only educates but also motivates readers to dream big and believe in their own potential.

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I read the book entitled The War That Saved My Life. My suggestions is,

different point of view

different ending

Ada could have surgery maybe its change some stations

background of family.

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Yağmur U. KTAL 10/D Good Night Stories For Rebel Girls

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I think the book was really inspiring but i couldn’t understand the every womens life because the chapters of the book was kinda short maybe we could hear more about the womens lifes. If the chapters was a little longer maybe the could be more interesting. But the book is already wonderful i enjoyed it a lot.

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I think the idea was to bring feminism out better and it was great idea. I think it needs like better explanation tought. Like the stories were short atleast for me. Sorry about my bad writing btw.

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The boy at the back of class

I think their dialogue can be improved.In this way,becomes a more effective expression

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Pelin Y. KTAL 10/A - Good Night Stories For Rebel Girls 

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lthough Cavallo’s series centers on female heroes, writing a similar book for boys could be a great idea. Stories of male characters who embody values like courage and empathy could create a balance in terms of gender equality and inspire young boys as well.

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Kerem Efe K. KTAL 10/C 'Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls'

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Kerem Efe K. KTAL 10/C 'Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls'

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My suggestion to the writer is that the book could had less people and tell us about the other people more detailed so we could understand them better.

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The book is good, I think the author could have explained why the mother treated the daughter badly. The only reason cannot be that her daughter cannot walk without crutches.

because he could have his daughter operated on in time and she would walk without need crutches.

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I am Stefan M., I am from Romania and here is what I will change. Also, some suggestions for the author of the book ''The war that saved my life"

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I am Stefan M., I am from Romania and here is what I will change. Also, some suggestions for the author of the book ''The war that saved my life"

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If I were the author, I would make some changes, at least, at the beginning of the book:

The first change is character personality changing.

I'd introduce mercy to the children's biological mother, so that their mother find some mercy for Ada and not beat her as much as she did before. Because it is her child after all.

The second change is a solution for Ada's leg problem.

I imagine this solution to be voiced out during a small argument between Ada and her biological mother. The argument would be a peaceful one because Ada is afraid of her mother and doesn't wish to make the things worse. However, the argument would come to an end when Ada's mother, finally, calls a doctor home, to treat Ada, because she doesn't want to go outside with her daughter.

The third one is adding a dog pet to their house, so Ada can be distracted and not be so worried about Jamie. I find this change a good solution for Ada's insecurity and the fear of being alone.

I personally don't agree with the fact that Ada's mother behaves differently towards Ada and Jamie. So I considered adding those changes in order to make the book less aggressively towards Ada and give a more friendly manner, at least at the beginning.

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I want to recommend the book The War That Saved My Life. Ada’s story was so powerful and moving—it’s one of those rare books that stays with you long after you’ve turned the final page.

I was especially struck by Ada's resilience and determination in the face of so much adversity. Her growth and the relationships she built, particularly with Susan, felt so authentic and meaningful. You have a remarkable way of bringing your characters to life and weaving history into a deeply emotional narrative.

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The War That Saved My Life:

While rerading the book i couldn't understand some parts. It would be great if they add more details.Other parts of the book was good

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Sevim USUL 10 c  good nigth stories for rebel girls

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"I’d suggest exploring stories of women from different cultures or challenging situations, like war or minority groups. It could show how women find strength not just in big heroic moments, but also in everyday struggles."

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Zeynep Ucar 10/E Good Night Stories For Lebel Girls

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The women in the book are very impressive however i think the writer could add more interesting jobs for little girls like toy designer or makeup artist

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Selma Betül Aydın- The War That Saved my Life

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If L were to give a suggestion to the, l would give advice about the historical case. Even though the purpose of book is different, it could give more details about the historical events and be more instructive. Although the book provides information about this subject, I think it could have given more detail.

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Sandu Alina Elena-Romania- the war that saved my life

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Sandu Alina Elena-Romania- the war that saved my life

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If I could suggest something to author Kimberly Brubaker Bradley for “The War That Saved My Life,” I would suggest that she tell us more about Ada and Jamie’s past before the war. We could learn more about their childhood before their mother became so abusive.

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The ending of the book could have been different, and that would have made it more exciting

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Suggestions for Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls:

1. Focus on women in specific fields or regions.

2. Create a counterpart about men who support equality.

3. Add interactive content like journals or activities.

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I read the book entitled The War That Saved My Life. The beautiful storytelling and vivid characters brought history to life in a way that was both heartfelt and inspiring.

Ada's journey of courage, resilience, and self-discovery resonated deeply with me. Her struggles and triumphs felt so real, and the way you captured the emotional complexities of her relationships, particularly with Susan and Jamie, was truly masterful.

This book reminded me of the importance of compassion and the strength that can be found in unexpected places.

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Zeynep Boz. KTAL 10/C-"The War That Saved My Life"

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Zeynep Boz. KTAL 10/C-"The War That Saved My Life"

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I think it would be cool to include more flashbacks that show Ada's life before the war. It would make her journey even more inspiring.

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I am Florentina Boboutanu and I am from Romania. "The war that saved my life."

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I am Florentina Boboutanu and I am from Romania. "The war that saved my life."

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My suggestion to Kimberly Brubaker Bradley the author of the book, is that we should know more about Ada and Jamie's father. We only know that he left, but we don't know why.

The author should give us more details about him, like how he was like, how he met Ada's mother, why he left and what kind of father would he be to Ada and Jamie.

Maybe he would have helped Ada, by supporting her, and not have treated her like her mother did. I belive that maybe if he were there, her mother would also treat Ada better, and Ada's life would havehelped Ada, by supporting her, and not have treated her like her mother did. I belive that maybe if he were there, her mother would also treat Ada better, and Ada's life would have been better within her family.

Suggestion made by: Florentina Boboutanu
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Eslem N. Carı 10/B

The book I would recommend to its author is The War That Saved My Life. I think there should be more descriptions in the book. This way it would be easier to understand

In the book The War That Saved My Life, a name could be given before starting the sentence to better understand who is speaking.

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Asude K. KTAL 10/E  " The boy at the back at the class "

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Asude K. KTAL 10/E  " The boy at the back at the class "

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I want to recommend something for the book "The Boy at the Back of the Class" , I think the story should be simple . The boy in the book was introducing everyone he saw, so it was a bit boring . Howewer the other books were great

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"Good Night Stories For Rebel Girls" could be better if it "Include a timeline at the end of each story showing where the woman fits in history".