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The Salinas Valley is in Northern California. It is a long narrow swale between two ranges of mountains, and the Salinas River winds and twists up the center until it falls at last into Monterey Bay.

I remember my childhood names for grasses and secret flowers. I remember where a toad may live and what time the birds awaken in the summer-and what trees and seasons smelled like-how people looked and walked and smelled even. The memory of odors is very rich.

I remember that the Gabilan Mountains to the east of the valley were light gay mountains full of sun and loveliness and a kind of invitation, so that you wanted to climb into their warm foothills almost as you want to climb into the lap of a beloved mother. They were beckoning mountains with a brown grass love. The Santa Lucias stood up against the sky to the west and kept the valley from the open sea, and they were dark and brooding-unfriendly and dangerous. I always found in myself a dread of west and a love of east. Where I ever got such an idea I cannot say, unless it could be that the morning came over the peaks of the Gabilans and the night drifted back from the ridges of the Santa Lucias. It may be that the birth and death of the day had some part in my feeling about the two ranges of mountains.

From both sides of the valley little streams slipped out of the hill canyons and fell into the bed of the Salinas River. In the winter of wet years the streams ran full-freshet, and they swelled the river until sometimes it raged and boiled, bank full, and then it was a destroyer. The river tore the edges of the farm lands and washed whole acres down; it toppled barns and houses into itself, to go floating and bobbing away. It trapped cows and pigs and sheep and drowned them in its muddy brown water and carried them to the sea. Then when the late spring came, the river drew in from its edges and the sand banks appeared. And in the summer the river didn't run at all above ground. Some pools would be left in the deep swirl places under a high bank. The tules and grasses grew back, and willows straightened up with the flood debris in their upper branches. The Salinas was only a part-time river. The summer sun drove it underground. It was not a fine river at all, but it was the only one we had and so we boasted about it-how dangerous it was in a wet winter and how dry it was in a dry summer. You can boast about anything if it's all you have. Maybe the less you have, the more you are required to boast.

The floor of the Salinas Valley, between the ranges and below the foothills, is level because this valley used to be the bottom of a hundred-mile inlet from the sea. The river mouth at Moss Landing was centuries ago the entrance to this long inland water. Once, fifty miles down the valley, my father bored a well. The drill came up first with topsoil and then with gravel and then with white sea sand full of shells and even pieces of whalebone. There were twenty feet of sand and then black earth again, and even a piece of redwood, that imperishable wood that does not rot. Before the inland sea the valley must have been a forest. And those things had happened right under our feet. And it seemed to me sometimes at night that I could feel both the sea and the redwood forest before it.

On the wide level acres of the valley the topsoil lay deep and fertile. It required only a rich winter of rain to make it break forth in grass and flowers. The spring flowers in a wet year were unbelievable. The whole valley floor, and the foothills too, would be carpeted with lupins and poppies. Once a woman told me that colored flowers would seem more bright if you added a few white flowers to give the colors definition. Every petal of blue lupin is edged with white, so that a field of lurins is more blue than you can imagine. And mixed with these were splashes of California poppies. These too are of a burning color-not orange, not gold, but if pure gold were liquid and could raise a cream, that golden cream might be like the color of the poppies. When their season was over the yellow mustard came up and grew to a great height. When my grandfather came into the valley the mustard was so tall that a man on horseback showed only his head above the yellow flowers. On the uplands the grass would be strewn with buttercups, with hen-and-chickens, with black-centered yellow violets. And a little later in the season there would be red and yellow stands of Indian paintbrush. These were the flowers of the open places exposed to the sun.

Under the live oaks, shaded and dusky, the maidenhair flourished and gave a good smell, and under the mossy banks of the water courses whole clumps of five-fingered ferns and goldy-backs hung down. Then there were harebells, tiny lanterns, cream white and almost sinful looking, and these were so rare and magical that a child, finding one, felt singled out and special all day long.

When June came the grasses headed out and turned brown, and the hills turned a brown which was not brown but a gold and saffron and red-an indescribable color. And from then on until the next rains the earth dried and the streams stopped. Cracks appeared on the level ground. The Salinas River sank under its sand. The wind blew down the valley, picking up dust and straws, and grew stronger and harsher as it went south. It stopped in the evening. It was a rasping nervous wind, and the dust particles cut into a man's skin and burned his eyes. Men working in the fields wore goggles and tied handkerchiefs around their noses to keep the dirt out.

The valley land was deep and rich, but the foothills wore only a skin of topsoil no deeper than the grass roots; and the farther up the hills you went, the thinner grew the soil, with flints sticking through, until at the brush line it was a kind of dry flinty gravel that reflected the hot sun blindingly.

I have spoken of the rich years when the rainfall was plentiful. But there were dry years too, and they put a terror on the valley. The water came in a thirty-year cycle. There would be five or six wet and wonderful years when there might be nineteen to twenty-five inches of rain, and the land would shout with grass. Then would come six or seven pretty good years of twelve to sixteen inches of rain. And then the dry years would come, and sometimes there would be only seven or eight inches of rain. The land dried up and the grasses headed out miserably a few inches high and great bare scabby places appeared in the valley. The live oaks got a crusty look and the sagebrush was gray. The land cracked and the springs dried up and the cattle listlessly nibbled dry twigs. Then the farmers and the ranchers would be filled with disgust for the Salinas Valley. The cows would grow thin and sometimes starve to death. People would have to haul water in barrels to their farms just for drinking. Some families would sell out for nearly nothing and move away. And it never failed that during the dry years the people forgot about the rich years, and during the wet years they lost all memory of the dry years. It was always that way.

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The style of this book at the start may seem disjointed and the interesting and seemingly made-up slang makes traversing the pages of this book difficult, but after that threshold is crossed it is easy to be entrenched in this book. All of the difficulty that comes with decoding the puzzle of the book leaves a lasting impression on the reader and helps them form a personal connection with it. The thematic choices are apparent and in your face but still remain subtle enough and there are plenty of moments of sudden realization which will occur throughout this book. Overall its a great read and is an insight on others worldview and the uncertainty about the choice of free will.

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Disgrace is an overall amazing book that follows the story of David Lurie, a professor at his university, following an affair with a student that caused him to resign. As he is pictured as a man of power and even "disgrace", he is left to connect with his daughter who lives in Cape Town, South Africa, and goes through a traumatic event that occurred that leaves David reflecting back on his actions of a sex-driven fifty-three-year-old man, and how his idea of exploiting women will change once it comes to your own family. I find this book very eye-opening and self-reflecting to the power and advantages that one can have.

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Jim Burden is the main character of the novel. The novel revolves around Jim meeting an immigrant 13 year old named Antonia Shimerda when her family moves next to Jim's grandparents farm where he recently moved to after being orphaned. I recommend this novel if you enjoy literature,  because there is a lot of interesting and thought provoking rhetorical devices to analyze. The book is also only 175 pages so it is an easy quick read.

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Jim Burden is the main character of the novel. The novel revolves around Jim meeting an immigrant 13 year old named Antonia Shimerda when her family moves next to Jim's grandparents farm where he recently moved to after being orphaned. I recommend this novel if you enjoy literature,  because there is a lot of interesting and thought provoking rhetorical devices to analyze. The book is also only 175 pages so it is an easy quick read.

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Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen is about two sisters that endure heartbreak in different ways. Marianne is very open about her emotions and doesn't hide them, whereas Elinor is able to keep her heartache concealed. I do recommend this book because it deals with complex relationships and how that affects the characters emotional state.

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Following protagonist Hazel Motes, a recently discharged from service in World War II, on a mission to bring out his truth to light. He establishes his own church, an anti-religious church. A preacher, who didn't want to be known as a preacher. Taking place in the fictional town of Taulkinham, Tennessee. I would recommend this book to those that like a different take on the rejection of religion and skewed dark comedy or morbid characters.

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The story goes about a kid named Percy Jackson who finds a unspeakable truth; His father is the greek god Poseidon. While uncovering this truth, he finds out the gods of the underworld and the gods of the skies are about to go into war. Percy then leaves the US to go into the world of mysteries to find his father and stop this chaos.

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The protagonist John is trying to make a hit piece on the father of the atomic bomb, Felix Hoenikker. And so he goes on an adventure with the Bokonon beliefs at heart. And through this journey ends up becoming the king of San Lorenzo.

I would recommend it because it is silly and also very strange. A pool-pah if you will. 4/5.

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A young high school girl named Starr Carter witnessed the tragic murder of her childhood best friend. Starr was the only witness at the crime scene so she was meant with different challenges. Starr was introduced to a world of challenges, where she started to see and understand who is and isnt her friend.

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The book is about a middle aged man with a son who lives in a quiet, peaceful, safe town. There the occasional crime from the classic bike gangs but they dont mean to much harm. 2 years after the loss of his wife a woman moved into town. And that woman became his sons teacher and later his next love. But what he didn't know was that he would soon meet a man who knew this woman well. A man that he would grow to know, someone he liked. But he later learns that this man has a secret. Leaving the father to choose between revenge or love.

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If I were to rate this, I would give it a 3 out of 5. Two families, the Montagues and Capulets, have a long vendetta against each other. At a Capulet party that the Montagues crash, Romeo who is a montague falls in love with Juliet who is a Capulet. The families ongoing conflict makes it difficult for the two to be together, resulting in a tragic end. I would recommend this book to an audience who prefer genres such as drama or romance.

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It is a book about 3 generations in a family, their trials, their tribulations. It is about resolving and acknowledging generational trauma. It's a book about the journey of 3 different women and their connection even through their differences.

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After graduating from Emory University, Christopher McCandless abandoned his possessions, gave his entire savings account to charity, and hitchhiked to Alaska to live in the wilderness. Along the way, Christopher encounters a series of characters who shape his life. I liked this book i thought it was a easy read

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Overall, the story is very good, and gives an authentic perspective to Igbo culture. The story follows Okonkwo, a member of the Igbo peoples of Africa, located in modern day Nigeria. He is a gruff, emotionally distant man with three wives and many children, and has a high position in his village. Part 1 of the story is the longest, entirely focusing on Igbo life. Part 2 is set in a different village, and gives the first hints of European colonization, though the characters rarely see colonists first hand. Part 3 has Okonkwo returning to his home village years later, and he sees just how much Christianity and colonialism has changed his village.
Overall, it is a fairly disjointed, "nothing story," meaning that it lacks high stakes and focuses more on an individual's life story. This does not mean that it is dull though, as I very much enjoyed seeing how Okonkwo reacted to a world that was changing all around him.

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Summary: An African American girl writes letters to god, documenting all the experiences the main character, Celie, faced, and all the trauma she endured from a little girl to a grown adult. From being abused by the men in her life and losing family, being all alone, Celie learns to resist when being forced to do things by others, to find her happiness and independence.

Reccomendation: I would highly recommend this book, unless your sensitive to sexual assault/abuse. However, the story is fascinating and really catches some shockers throughout. While, the plot of the book is interesting itself, it's also educational as it talks about different African American culture and religions that many other people have not heard of.

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The book follows protagonist John Proctor through the Salem, MA witch trails in the 1600s. Conflict is caused by Abigail Williams who accuses others of witchcraft due to the power she experiences when she does & personal bias held over others. This includes accusations brought upon Elizabeth Proctor, John's wife, as Abigail was jealous the two couldn't be (John ended he & Abigail's affair quite harshly). The reader understood there were just two witnesses to these crime, the victim & the accused, & the victims word would always be taken over anything else. I would recommend this book because there was a lot of suspense and the topic interests me. 4/5 stars

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Patroclus, exiled from his father's kingdom, is sent to Phthia where he forms a beautiful friendship with Achilles, son of King Peleus. As they grow into adolescence, their friendship evolves into love despite the obstacles they face. When Queen Helen is abducted from Sparta and taken to Troy, Achilles who is set to be the greatest warrior of his generation is called to battle to lead the Phthians to aid in her rescue. Despite being weary of his participation, Patroclus follows Achilles as prepares to battle in the Trojan War.
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Chris Weitz In the dystopian future novel "The Young World" tells a story of teens dealing with the world after the Sickness has wiped out all adults and children. The book is written from two points of view, Donna and Jefferson. They live in a world with no electricity, a lack of food and medicine. A fellow tribe member discovers that a scientific journal may hold the information about the Sickness, and they set out to get it and try to figure out how to find the cure.
I would recommend it because it'll freak you out to see how bad it could have been and how close we were to this being our reality.

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This book looks into the depth of human behavior. It is intriguing and really shocks the reader with the events. It is straight-forward in explaining what happens and doesn't confuse the reader much. It was enjoyable to read if you're not scared of traumatic tails. The novel follows the life of main character Oba Yozo and his struggle with alienation, different forms of abuse and his self-acceptance. His life is split into three "notebooks" and in which the third notebook is also split into two parts. If you're looking to read something deeper that really makes you reflect on life I would highly suggest it.

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The Salem´s Lot is a short story that takes place in 1850 in Maine, The story involves a writer named Ben Mears who returns to the town of Jerusalem's Lot (or 'Salem's Lot for short) in Maine, where he lived from the age of five through nine, only to discover that the residents are becoming vampires. Ben Mears  and a young horror fan attempt to save a small New England town which has been invaded by vampires. The successful writer Benjamin "Ben" Mears returns to his hometown to  Salem's Lot, Maine, expecting to write a new novel about the Marsten House. The book really focuses on the main character trying to write a new novel while there is a lot of suspense and mystery behind the solitary town of Jerusalem´s lot.

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Four girls go to this school that is secretly training them to become their soldiers, aka for the Alliance, against their own country. Their world is in a war and they were sent off to these schools for their "safety" and to live in a place that almost distracts them from the real world, but in all reality, it's the complete opposite of that. I would recommend this book and rate it at a 9/10 due to the amount of details Gray gives about the girls day to day life being in this school and gives each girl's perspective while at it. I thought it was a pretty decent read, as I had already read it multiple times when I was younger but it was nice to go back to a book that I knew.

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In The Metamorphosis, Gregor Samsa is a hardworking traveling salesman who has never taken a day off from work in order to provide the best for his family. One day, Gregor wakes up from a nightmare where he discovers that he can no longer move the same way he once could, this was because he has turned into a bug similar to a beetle. With his new bug body, Gregor becomes worried that his family will fincially suffer. The story continues by Gregor and has family attempted to navigate their new cicumstances.
I would reccomend this text because it is not too long, it has numerous symbols, the overall theme is significant, and the ending was surprising.

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This book was about a couple who were expecting there first child. To later find out they were actually expecting twins, a girl and a boy. After giving birth to her son, her husband notcie that there baby girl wasn't what they considered normal. She turned out to have Down Syndrome, something that his younger sister had just passed away from. He took matters into his own hands and decided to give the baby away. A couple years passed and Norah finds out and things turn for the worst. I rate this book a 10/10 especially if you love drama- O.R

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This is a novel about a dystopian world in the 1990s in England. In this world people are cloned so they can donate their organs when they're young adults. Kathy is the main character who is about to go through her first donation. She was raised in Hailsham and the novel follows her memories of her journey with her friends Ruth and Tommy. I would recommend it is different and on the science fiction genre. 3/5

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This play is not for the faint of heart. It follows a 24-hour period of Willy Loman's life in a point in his life where nothing seems to be going for him. If you are used to happy endings always happening, you're in for a treat. Willy's relationship with his two sons and wife demonstrates the realities of the American dream and how in many scenarios, it is not meant to be for many people. A deterioration in mental health paired with a unfortunate social environment will drive man into unfathomable darkness, as seen with Willy.

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The Great Gatsby is narrated in first person by Nick Carraway as he describes his interactions with the millionaire Jay Gatsby. Gatsby has an obsession to reunite with his old lover, Daisy Buchanan after he returns from the war. Despite the fact that Gatsby is filthy rich, and has the materialistic items he could ever want, all he truly needed was the caring love of someone by his side. The novel shows that the American Dream as a whole is unreachable. Like Gatsby, he had great status, however was unable to have future with his one true love.

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The book was really good it touched on an important subject that really makes you question the people around you. The book highlights how the instinct to survive can affect the morality that is imposed by our society. There are several symbols throughout the story like Piggy's glasses, Ralph, Jack, and Simon. As the story progressed they act out more and turn agasint one another. There are multiple deaths by the end of the book.

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I liked the book, it was kind of slow and sad but its a good story and a great example of character development. I rate the book a 7/10, it is not my favorite kind of story but is it good and deep.

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In a dystopian future, 100 teenage males are selected out of a pool of signees to participate in the Long Walk. The winner gets any wish granted for them for the remainder of their lives and unlimited riches. The loser end up getting killed after receiving three warning. I would recommend my reading to people as it does a pretty good job at depicting peoples mental states and how something as terrifying as the walk can affect people in the long run. The characters are also incredibly intriguing and interesting. The ending is pretty good, for Stephen King. I would give it an 8/10

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East of Eden is a very complex and ambitious novel that deals with with humanity and alludes to the bible. East of Eden contains very engaging and realistic characters. Overall, I don't think the language was very challenging but the book is a monster to read. I would definietly recommend this for an expeirenced reader. 5/5

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The Picture of Dorian Gray is a Gothic fiction book revolving around a portrait of a youthful, beautiful man named Dorian Gray. Seeing his beauty in the portrait, Dorian makes a wish and sells his soul to keep his beautiful appearance eternally. As time passes and people around him grow older, he keeps his young appearance, while noticing that the portrait has captured all of his corrupt sins instead and is physically changing, becoming more and more decrepit, twisted, and evil with time. I would highly recommend reading this book, it offers many questions and insight about the true nature of innocence and beauty as well as following your inner most desires and how social influence affects a person.

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The Yellow Wallpaper entails the story about a newlywed bride, the narrator, and her obsession with the yellow wallpaper in her nursery. Over time she starts to completely devote her time to it, she starts claiming there is something behind the wallpaper. This thought drives her insane and has her frantic. This entire time her husband, John, pushes her emotions to the side and although he sees her strange behavior he brushes it off, until its too late. I would recommend this book to others, it a short but complex story that keeps you hooked. I rate it 4 stars.

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Notes from Underground is a novel by the Russian author Fyodor Dostoevsky. The story is presented as the rambling memoirs of an unnamed narrator, “The Underground man”. The narrator is a bitter, isolated man who rejects society and rails against rational thought. It is an expression of how modern life has impacted oneself, the overall message of the novel may find itself best accompanied by someone who is looking for an interesting perspective on life.

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A Raisin in the Sun is a very realistic book filled with dramatic issues presented in an African-American family. The story tells of a black family's experiences in south Chicago, as they attempt to improve their financial circumstances with an insurance payout following the death of the father, and deals with matters of housing discrimination, racism, and assimilation.

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Romeo and Juliet is a good read. This book teachs the reader a good lesson. This book is about the hatred of two families that led to the death of multiple people.

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The Metamorphosis, written by Franz Kafka, follows the life of Gregor Samsa, a traveling salesman who one day wakes up to find out that his body has changed into a monstrous bug. The story follows the reactions and transformations that characters in the story go through as a result of Gregor's transformation and features several thematic concepts about isolation, depression, family, and sacrifice. I recommend this book to anyone who is interested in a bizarre, tragic but sometimes comedic book with underlying messages to analyze. 4/5

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The novel Pride and Prejudice takes place in 18th century England. The novel follows the journey of Elizabeth and Darcy. When Elizabeth and Darcy first meet they do not like each other. Eventually they fall in love and learn to overcome their pride and prejudice. I would not recommend this book however I wouldn't be against someone reading it. The book is not a bad book I just found it to be kind of boring. I would rate it a 3.5

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Never let me go is a novel about the late 1900s, how science can play a scary yet intriguing role in society, and how this science they use can affect the youth. Id says it's a different read from my normal preference buts it's interesting so ill say a recommended book. Ill rate the book an 7.5/10

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there were many twists and turns which made the story confusing but also more interesting. I would recommend it.

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So basically it's about a group of young boys who find themselves alone on a deserted island. They develop rules and a system of organization, but without any adults to serve as positive leader, the children eventually become violent and brutal to one another. To me, the theme is basically trying to show the problems of society compare to the situations of human nature.

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The book is told through the point of view of Irish Chase, as she reflects on her life and family history. It begins with the death of her sister, Laura chase, and then goes on into different memories of Iris's while including a secret affair between two unnamed lovers. Overall, the book was alright. It has very long chapters and goes by pretty slowly. While this is not the best book I've read, it is also not the worst. I would rate this a 5/10.