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Rating: 5
It was a nice transition to adding three new main characters. Also I liked the way it told three stories but connected two of them later.

Difficulty: 1
It was very easy to read and follow the stories.

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Finished April 26

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Rating: 4
I enjoyed the book as a whole but the ending was a bad cliff-hanger

Difficulty: 2
It wasn't hard to read but in the middle of the middle to end, there were some parts I didn't understand. I just re-read them and then I understood it.

Started: 28th February
Finished: 28th April

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(Current Book) An Abundance of Katherines

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(Current Book) An Abundance of Katherines

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Start Date: March 3rd
End Date: TBD

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I am currently reading the maze runner and i enjoy it very much as it gives me a different view than what I saw in the movie.

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5 Stars difficult : It was very hard to understand as it had been translate from German, so the English was broken.

4 Stars Good : I enjoyed it becuase it gave me a different perspective on World War 1.

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The novel, "Bud, Not Buddy," by Christopher Paul Curtis a good literature book for the youth that discusses the struggles of being a colored boy in the US.

Beginning Date: February 11th
End Date: March 1st
Star Rating: 3
Difficulty Rating: 0

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The enchanting yet gruesome tale of a French murderer. Granouille, the murderer, decides that he must create the best essence in the world using the scent of a pure women. Truly unforgettable...

Rating: 5 Stars
Difficult: 3 Stars

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Ended: Feb/ 27

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I really enjoyed this memoir written by Trevor Noah, outlining his life as a mixed kid in segregated South Africa.
Finished: December 4th, 2017
Difficulty: 1

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Difficulty: 1

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2 stars and 2 stars for difficulty

This book follows the journey of a young girl from her home in Nepal to India where she as sold as a slave. The characters in the book were all well developed, but I it felt that the writing style hindered my enjoyment. It was written almost in prose with short chapters on varying topics. This lack of continuity was off putting.

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Rating: 2.5
Difficulty: 1

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Star Rating: 4
I personally really enjoyed reading this book, it had a lot of depth to it. It may not be for everyone to read as it does relate a lot to teenage life.

Difficulty Level: 3
It was definitely not a difficult book to read. and to be honest I did not read this book to ameliorate my reading, it was more towards reading a fun book. That I could relate to a lot.

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Rating: 3.8
Difficulty: 2.5

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Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe

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Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe

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3  stars
3 for difficulty

This book follows two Mexican american teens' lives over the course of two summers. It is an enjoyable book but I have listedit at 3 star difficulty due to the cultural knowledge you need to have to understand it. Some of the dialogue is in Spanish and is without translation. This can normally be inferred.

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Rating: 1
Did not enjoy the book at all.
Difficulty: 1
It wasn't hard to read it was just very boring to me.
Started: October 2
Finished: I didn't. We then started Born a Crime

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Difficulty- 5, it was translated and used very weird metaphors and stylistic devices

How good was it?- 5 star very heartwarming and traumatic story

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A memoir that intertwines the concepts of segregation and apartheid through a personal perspective.

Rating: 4.5 Stars
Difficulty: 2 Stars

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This is a book I just got today. It looks interesting. It's about children living in exile.

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Rating: 5
Difficulty:1

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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

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An interesting book about a boy with a disability trying to solve a mystery about a dead dog while taking on challenges he faces in his daily life.

Rating: 3.5 Stars
Difficulty: 2 Stars

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Started: January 5th
End date: Feb 7th

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The book, "Perfume" by Patrick Suskind is a very intriguing yet horrifying tale behind the French art of Perfuming. I would recommend this book to those who don't get disturbed easily.

Beginning Date: January - 5th
End Date: February - 7th
Star Rating: 3
Difficulty Rating: 3

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finished 28th April

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This book was absolutely fantastic and super funny, but not my favorite style of writing. I loved reading about Amy Poehler and her life's adventures.
Finished: February 24, 2018
Difficulty: 2

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Elizabeth Chandler
Began January 12th 2018

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Arundhati Roy
Finished: 7th February 2018
Rating: 2/5
Difficulty: 4/5
This book was very interesting. By interesting, I mean I felt uncomfortable reading at certain points, and couldn't even understand most of the key points because of the authors writing. With taking in that that's just the style of the author, I pushed through and thought the overall book was alright even still. I will most likely not read it again, and if I did, I would at least have an idea of what I'm getting into. Recommended if you're into the encrypted writing style.

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The murder mystery by Agatha Christie.

Truly one of the best books I have ever read.

Enjoyment: 5 Stars
Difficulty: Level 2

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Book Tasting : The Things They Carried - Tim O' Brien

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Book Tasting : The Things They Carried - Tim O' Brien

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This book was interesting to me because I like books that revolve around military. It was also nice because the book seems like it will be a compelling love story.

I saw the full landscape of the book . It was very nice being able to see the men and see the intense graphics that the author described talking about what the men carried.

I think that the story will lead into the Lt.'s battles and how he will have a close encounter with death and he will find out Martha loves him.

I wonder if the girl will swerve on him at the last second and say shes married.

I rate it 5 out of 5 so far due to its evident love drama and militaristic style

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This book was interesting to me because it talks about war with these people in a group about their experiences of what this group did during the war.

I noticed that all of the soldiers in this group had a weird fetish that kept them going to survive.

Talking about their weird fetishes to eachother and how they would survive and going through the war.

I would wonder what happened to these guys  after the war is done

5/5

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Oryx and Crake - Margaret Atwiid

This book was interesting based on as I said before the concept, also it was reccomended by a friend.

I noticed that in the book a man with a nickname lives a strange lifestyle and is different from others.

I think whats going on is he eventually gets tired of being different and tries to be normal.

I wonder if Snowman gets what he wants in the book.

I give this 4/5 I put this because the intro is also slow yet not interesting enough

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Beloved by Toni Morrison
This book was interesting because I had watched a Youtube video about its analysis. When I read from the book I noticed the casual way that the narrator lays out such awful things such as the house being haunted by a dead baby. I haven't read enough of it to know what is going to happen next but I think the visitor will tell Sethe some important news. I wonder what the book will be about, will it be about the baby haunting them?
4

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- The title of the book is "The things they carried" by Tim O''Brien
- This book was interesting to me because I love learning about war's and what soldiers experience during wars so I thought this book would be good for me.
- I noticed when the author was saying what each soldier carried, it represented who they were as a person
- I think they are all in the middle of war on and off the battlefield.
- I wonder if the main character will ever see the woman that he is madly in love with again
- On a scale from 1-5 I give this book a 4

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Perfume - Patrick Suskind
1) This book was interesting to me because I've watched a lot of documentaries and tv shows about 18th century France and find them entertaining so I figured the same with this.
2) From reading this book I noticed that the author, although writing about something 200 years ago, still uses the same language as would be used at the time it was written.
3) I think what is going on is that a repugnant thing happens in a repugnant place.
4)
I wonder if this book will be from his point of view.
5) 4/5

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1. The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger
2. This book was interesting to me because it seemed like a popular classic that a lot of people enjoy reading.
3. I noticed that it was written a lot differently than I thought it would be, which was strange.
4. He's just telling us what was going on during this time in his life, so I wonder what happens next and why it's important.
5. I wonder what happens next.
6. 3, because it doesn't seem too interesting.

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The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

The book was interesting to me because of its huge reputation as a must read classic.

I noticed a lot of mention of typical American things like families running businesses which references the American dream to make it big.

I think this story is about how a man from a middle class makes it big and becomes very wealthy.

I wonder what the great Gatsby is.

I rate this book a 4.

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1.The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time - Mark Haddon
2. This book was interesting to me because it has a good storyline and is actually being written by an author who has experienced all of this.
3. That the author has kept the book very easy to read and is easy to focus.
4. I wonder who he will discover who killed the dog.
I rate the book a 5.

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-the curious incident of the dog in the night-time, by mark haddon
-This book was interesting to me because of the title, it made it compelling.
-I noticed the numbers were not going in order of 12345 but in order of prime numbers
-I think that he is laying the perameters of the murder of the dog.
-I wonder if this is true
-I would give this a four.

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The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan

What did you find interesting about the book?
I thought the story would be quite interesting, and I thought it would be fascinating to read about the Chinese culture.

What did you see or notice in the book?
I noticed that the protagonist who came from China had big hopes and dreams for her new life in America, and I hope she can achieve them.

What do you think is going on?
The protagonist will form a Joy Luck Club (not sure what that is) for  other woman who came from China as well.

Rating on a scale of 1-5
3 stars

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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
by Mark Haddon
This book was interesting to me because the details were given in such an engaging manner and it was interesting going through the events in a special boy's perspective.
I noticed how the details in the book were related to the storyline and in fact helped the reader to understand the writer's perspective because it gave a lot of his own feelings which helped understand and relate to him.
I think he saw the dead dog and felt for him and is going to try and solve the mystery even though he is autistic, but use that to help him solve the issue.
I wonder what situations he is going to face as he tries to solve the mystery.
5

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the curious incident of the dog in the night-time (Book Tasting) 

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the curious incident of the dog in the night-time (Book Tasting) 

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mark haddon
1) This book is interesting to me because it's unique way of story telling and different POV.
2) What I noticed in this book is that it's a book of a book, which means that the narrator is telling the story through his book which he is the author of. That's different, and I 'd like to continue.
3) Right now, what's going on is there is a dog that has been brutally murdered and a boy whose fifteen, is writing everything that is happening as well as solving it.
4) What I wonder about this book is how the boy will write the story with his autism and how as the reader, I will interpret it.
5) I'd rate this 4/5

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1. Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood
2. The book was interesting because it doesn't explain what happened to the Earth, to society, only showing what Snowman is doing.
3. I noticed the way it was written was strange and different than normal, like a classic but not a classic?
4. I think something happened to the world and a new society was adopted, and he is the remnants of the old world.
5. 4, because I like how we don't know what's happening yet and the way it is folding out.

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This book was interesting to me because it showed me a different perspective on world war 1 of the German

I saw that when I read the book they described on how they ate their dinner complaining having a banter and also the narrater described each person

Theyre eating dinner out during a war in a tent or a camp

I wonder if it also talks about different countries perspective on the war

4/5

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The Catcher in the Rye
by J.D. Salinger
This book was interesting to me because everyone seems to like it. When i started reading the book I noticed that the time period it was set in is not one that I am familiar with because I didn't understand much of the slang the narrator used. What I think is going on is that the narrator has been kicked out of school and is feeling burned-out.  I wonder if he will find peace by the end of the book.
rate it 2

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Perfume - Patrick Suskind

This book was interesting to me because, its story type is unheard of.

I noticed that in the book it started off very interesting and seems to have detail in explaining the setting and surrounding areas aroma.

I think that eventually  Jean baptiste grennouille, has a desire to strong to make the ultimate perfume that he experiments with human blood and such other things.

I wonder if he succeeds in his finding, and if he is driven to the brink of madness.

I give this book a 4 it wasnt as gripping as I thought

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Book Tasting : The Great Gatsby - F. Scott Fitzgerald

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Book Tasting : The Great Gatsby - F. Scott Fitzgerald

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The book wasn't too interesting to me because I had no idea what was going on. I heard a lot of big words but I didn't really get where the book was trying to go.

I didn't really see anything when i read the book becuase I didn't get what was happening.

I dont get what is going on.

I wonder what the book is going to be about, because I heard a couple names and something about having money but I didn't see where the book could go.

I would rate the book a 2 out of 5 so far because there is a good stride the author is taking to start the book but I can't understand it through his complex words

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Perfume by Patrick Suskind

This book was interesting to me because it speaks about 18th century France with a very high accuracy.

I noticed that the names and descriptions in the book are appropriate to the apparent time period it took place in.

I think that there is a child that is birthed to a unwitting mother. Who is then passed from person to person until he will find a solid home.

I wonder how this book will bring up murder as it says in the title A Story of Murder

I would rate this a solid 4.

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- The title of the book is "All quiet on the western front" By Erick Maria Remarque
- This book was interesting because it talks about WW1 and the soldiers experiences and I am very keen on learning about it
- I immediately noticed that the character's in the book were posted in Germany's western front
- I think they are in charge of informing upperclass sergeant's if they spot anything or if they get overrun in the front (?)
- I wonder if they are all good friends or if they have disputes between each-other
- On a scale from 1-5 I give this book a 4.

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the curious incident of the dog in the night-time by Mark Haddon.

What did you find interesting about this book?
I thought the book had a unique perspective, as it was written from the POV of an autistic kid.

What do you think is going on in the book?
It is a murder mystery novel of a dog, and I think the lady will accuse Christopher because he is Autistic. I also think this book will touch on many ableist ideas and social injustices faced by people with disabilities.

What do you wonder about the novel?
I wonder what the people will think of Christopher if he is accused of killing the dog.

On a scale of 1-5 what would you give this book so far?
4 stars

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-F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby
-This book was interesting to me because I love watching the movies and I think it would be interesting to read the books also.
-I noticed the different language that was used, it was from a different time period but it was not hard to understand.
-At the moment he is just telling us about what is going on, so the reader has an understanding of the setting.
-I wonder if the book will be similar to the movie or not.
-I would give this book a 5.

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In Cold Blood - Truman Capote
1) This book was interesting to me because I really enjoyed "To Kill a Mockingbird" and find murder stories really cool.
2) When I read from the book I noticed that, although he was writing a non-fiction story- he set up the scene as though it could be a fictional setting.
3) I think that what's going on is that a ghastly murder in a small town leads to disrupting a beatiful peace and leads to the author - Capote - to investigate the death of a friend.
4) I wonder how nonfiction this book will be. I usually don't enjoy non-fiction books because I find they aren't as interesting because there is less wiggle room for an authors imagination.
5) 3/5

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PD James
1) I thought this book would be interesting to me because it was dystopian, but it wasn't and I was disappointed. It was difficult to understand and even with the few pages I read, I was still confused.
2) What I noticed in the book was lots of commas, which I don't know was on purpose or if was because the author had run on sentences.
3) What's going on is there's only adults in the world, and this one woman is carrying a child that can change the world.
4) What I wonder about this book is how does the 'Government' prevent woman anyways from having children and what is going to happen to when the child is born anyways if no one else has a child?
5) I'd rate it 1/5.

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1. The children of the men - PD James
2. This book was not interesting to me because it talked about a lot at topics at one time and it was hard for me to focus.
3. I noticed that the book had a very poor storyline and was talking about the future which was three years from now.
4. There is a person and he is trying to find the last living person on earth that could give birth.
5. I wonder if this book is going to be different from the rest of the dystopian.
6. I would give the book a 2.

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The Children of Men
by PD James
This book was not interesting to me because there is a large amount of detail that doesn't allow me to stay focused and interested in the storyline of the book.
I noticed how the future of this book is three years from now.
I think this is about a guy who has lost all hope of further human existence after a man dies.
I wonder if the storyline is going to build to become stronger rather than a lot of details that doesn't focus on the story.
2

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3 stars difficulty
4 stars asa book
The way the book started is very different than how it ended. The book is about one woman, from her teens to old age. It also works from point of views of the people around her. The book is made more difficult by the fact

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All Quiet on the Western Front
by Erich Maria Remarque

The book was interesting to me because it is about a war that I didn't know about and perspectives I haven't thought about.
I noticed how the people in the book were a lot like who we are today even though the book was written a long time ago.
I think the people are getting ready for a war and are already facing limitation in sleep and food.
I wonder what events the characters in this book are going to go through.
3

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Perfume By Patrick Suskind
- The book interested me because it was a different topic than all the other books
- I noticed that the book is written in a way that makes things kind of underwhelming (such as decapitating)
- I think that the book is a about a murderer who murders in a most peculiar way...
- I wonder whether the style of writing will remain consistent throughout the entire book.
- 4 stars
Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood
- The book interested me because I thought the idea was original .
- I noticed that the way the story is presented is very confusing at times.
- I think that the book is about someone trying to find his humanity after getting lost in his own mind.
- I wonder whether the book will continue to be this confusing.
- 3 stars
The Catcher in the Rye by J.D Salinger
- The book didn't interest me because it was written in a whining tone.
- I noticed that the tone of the book is very agitating.
- I think that this book is a bout a teenager who doesn't like anything in his life.
- I wonder whether the tone will be consistent
- 2 stars

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Book Tasting - Things Fall Apart, Chinua Achebe

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Book Tasting - Things Fall Apart, Chinua Achebe

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This book was interesting to me because I enjoyed how people in Nigeria conversate with each other. Its something about the broken way of speaking that really appeals to me.

I noticed when reading the book that I was so into the book I was reading and seeing the whole story in my head without really thinking twice about it.

I'm not really sure what is going on. Because the book is about this guys son that talks about his dad and how he was a failure that owed everyone money.

I wonder what the book is going to be about, because there doesnt really seem like there can be any plot to this book yet.

So far I would give this book a solid 4 out of 5 because it uses a lot of descriptive words that allow readers to see the full story and indulge in the book

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- Thing's fall apart by Chinua Achebe
- This book was interesting to me because it gives an insight to life in that particular village, and the problems and disputes people had with eachother
- I noticed that there is a lot of problems between characters, for example Okonkwo's and his father
- I was not really sure from the pages that I read, but I think there is dispute between the 9 villages
- I wonder Okonkwo will ever get beaten in wrestling and will it be significant to his life
- I would give it a 3 star

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1. Perfume by Patrick Suskind
2. This book was interesting because it is written from a point of a murderer rather than a detective, and it is a murder mystery. It is also written in an interesting and engaging way.
3. I noticed that it was written in Paris, so a bit different from the settings of books that I normally read.
4. A man is killing people and taking their scent to create an ultimate perfume.
5. How did he turn crazy? Was it outside influences, something else?
6. 3, because it gets kinda gross and I don't love that.

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The Children of Men by PD James.

The book was interesting to me because I really enjoy reading dystopian stories.

I noticed while reading the book the fact that the author really talks in depth about the reasons society was going downhill. How curing diseases became too hard and too long, and how the fact that different  races only wanted to save themselves.

I think that the world the book is based on is about a place where no woman can bare a child and it doesn't help with the fact that people no longer want to attempt to reproduce.

I wonder what twist will make this book different from other dystopians.

I would scale this book a solid 3 so far.

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Book tasting
This book was interesting to me because he got to help me understand the African culture in many different ways.

What I saw and notice is that they talk about a different character in the first chapter and Im pretty sure theyre gonna talk about another main characters life in this book and how theyre important

I think that they are describing the dads life and how he lives with his flute in africa and how he is very respected around the village

I wonder if the book includes any conflicts because it seems such a friendly book talking about african culture etc.

3/5

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Book Tasting- Perfume (The Story of A Murderer)

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Book Tasting- Perfume (The Story of A Murderer)

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1. Author: Patrick Suskind
2. The book was interesting because it had a very intriguing tone as if it was a fairy tale. I also liked how the setting were also very descriptive with their smells, leaving me truly disgusted.
3. I noticed that his tone is very casual about the weirest things such as the mother's decaptiation which was very interesting to see.
4. A infant orphan is being born which can later affect him in life possibly making him a murderer.
5. What could be the character's motive to murder people.
6. 4/5 stars
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1. Oryx and Crake, Margaret Atwood
2. The book was interesting because it talked about unique things and I wanted to learn more about the snowman and if he is crazy.
3. I notice that the book is well written, however the topics discussed do not connect very well which makes me worry whether this is a good book club book.
4. A man named snowman lives in a tree and he just arrived to the beach where children are providing him with offerings. All the children seem to love the snowman and are very curious about him.
5. Why is the man named snowman and how did he get to where he is?
6. 3/5 Stars
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1. The Catcher And The Rye, J.D. Salinger
2. This book was not interesting to me because it has a boring plot about a kid getting kicked out of private school; not interesting at all.
3. I noticed that the author does not like getting very inclusive with the reader rather he mentions that he won't talk about certain things which can frustrate the reader.
6. 2/5 Stars

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-1984 written by George Orwell
-This book was interesting to me because it was unlike any other book I have read, in the way that they wrote the future.
-I noticed the way that the author was using words from a different language.
-At the moment I am not sure what is going on in the book, it is quite confusing.
-I wonder what the main problem is going to be.
- I would give this book a 1

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The Children of Men by PD James

1) This book was interesting to me because I enjoy science fiction books where each author can show a different way in which human kind might go wrong.
2) I noticed from reading this book that it takes place in the far future from when it was written, but only 3 years from now which I found kind of funny. I also noticed that it is written from the perspective of a 50 year old man, while I prefer younger perspectives because they're easier to relate to.
3) What I think is going on it that the world is trying to deal with a global crisis in which mankind is dying out and it's causing different nations to be at one another's throats.
4) I wonder what inspired writing this is 1993- what was going on then that would inspire a world end story which beings in 1993.
5) So far I would give this book a 3.

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1. Perfume (The Story of A Murderer) by Patrick Suskind
2. This book was interesting because the content of the book is like something that I have never seen before. The book was already interesting from the very first page, which means that it will be easier for me to read if the content is interesting.
3. I noticed that the tone of the voice for the narrator was very mellow even though the narrator was describing really sensitive topics, which isn't like anything that I've ever read before.
4. I think that there is this boy that will use people to murder to make weird smells.
5. I wonder when was this book set in and would that have an affect on anything happening in the book. Was any of this real? Or was it all written as a fantasy?
6. 4 - so far its very good.
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1.  Oryx & Crake by Margaret Atwood
2. This book was somewhat interesting because it makes theres a lot of symbolism so far.
3. I noticed that there seems to be a man who they called snowman and is not really a snowman he lives in a tree.
4. So far the 'snowman' person has been introduced and it makes sense that he is living in a tree as there are a lot of nature-fulfilled foods that the snowman is surrounding himself with.
5. I wonder why is it that the man calls himself snowman? What makes him call himself snowman?
6. 2 - So far I really didn't like this book.
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1. The Catcher In The Rye by J.D. Slinger
2. This book was kind of interesting as it deals with struggles of a teenage boy going through problems of his own and about school.
3. I noticed that the author uses weird descriptors as a way to describe this boys school. I also noticed that this book is from the boy's perspective who is dealing with struggles about school and life in general.
4. I think that there is a boy who hates his school, he has problems of his own dealing with being a teenager.
5. I wonder if this book is going to stay in the same scene through out.
6. 2 - Its not that good.

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In cold blood by Truman Capote

This book was interesting to me because it had some mystery to it which I enjoy. Also I love murder books.

I notice that the author set the scene. He started by giving the reader something to imagine and to me it was this old lonely town.

I wonder how the man found the murder since he said there were almost no clues.
I would give this book at 3.

The curious incident of the dog in the night-time by mark haddon

This book was interesting to me because it was very different. I liked how the other puts everything through the main characters eyes since he is autistic.

I noticed that the author spaces his paragraphs. I don't know what to think of it but its interesting for sure.

I wonder if this book will have any turns in it and if it does can Christopher can understand it.

I would give this book a 5.

I think he is trying to comprehend the dogs death.

Perfume by Patrick Suskind

this book did not interest me because it isn't my last in books. It was kind of boring to me.

I noticed that the author describes everything figuratively.

I wonder if his writing changes later or is the same as the beginning

I would give this book a

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Loved it, 5 star diffuclity rating 3 star, because you have to keep up with event's that happened in south africa

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1. Patric Suskind - Perfume
2. This book was interesting to me because the genre of the book is mystery and I love reading mystery books as it keeps you interested throughout.
3. While I was reading the book I noticed that the book had some great vocabulary.
4. Basically, there is a guy who was born in the 18TH-Century and was creating an ultimate perfume smell, and while doing that he has brutally murdered a lot of people.
5. I wonder what he is going to do in order to make the ultimate smell.
Ranking: 4

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The Children Of Men - PD James

This book was interesting to me, based on the concept that the book shares.

I noticed the extreme detail in explaining how birth wasn't happening, also in how humanity feels they are doomed.

I think most likely whats going on is contamination of the water that is preventing birth, this is only speculation based on nothing.

I wonder if eventually they will be able to repopulate the planet and strive. I also wonder if this book will have a bad ending.

I give this book a 5/5 Because the intro itself keeps me gripped and excited for more, also the concept itself is wonderful.

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The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy
This book was interesting to me because of the level of discription involved.
I noticed the book does a very good job of portraying setting through word choice, using language such as " fatly" to describe summertime.
I am not really sure what is going on yet, we have only been introduced to the characters but now hints about their dispositions are being given.
rate it 4

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The Children of men by PD James
Why is this book interesting?
I thought this book might be interesting because it was si-fi dystopian, and the plot seemed good. But the writing is in the perspective of some sad guy's diary, in the "distant year of 2021", so I don't really think it will be good.

What did you see/notice when you read from the book?
It is kinda depressing because there is just some old guy complaining about the future, and the writing style is kinda old with a bunch of commas in every sentence.

What do you think is going on?
There is this old guy who is writing in his diary as society is collapsing, and I think he is going to stumble upon the answers to the worlds problem. Pretty generic.

What do you wonder most about the book?

On a scale of 1-5, what would you give the book so far?

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finished jan 13
3 stars difficulty
4 stars
This collection about short stories was a little difficult to read because it felt like everytime I go interested in a set of characters the story would change. I would recommend it to a friend because I like the author's writing style.

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Arundhati Roy
1) This book is interesting to me because it reminds me of Trevor Noah's 'Born A Crime' but from a different POV.
2) What I noticed from the book is the descriptive language that quickly began in the introduction. I also noticed that while no one was properly introduced, I still had a feel of who everyone was and who I was going to meet further in the story.
3) From the few pages I read, I think what is going on is a large family in South Africa, trying to survive with common family problems.
4) What I wonder about this book is how is it going to continue to be interesting if I already have an idea about it..
5) So far, I'd rate this book a 3/5

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Trevor Noah
Finished December 7th 2017
Difficulty: 4/5
Rating: 5/5

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The Memoir, "Born a Crime," by Trevor Noah.

Enjoyment Level: 4 Stars
Difficulty Level: 3

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The memoir, "Born A Crime," by Trevor Noah is a very compelling novel that discusses the topics self-identity and racism. I highly recommend this book to any age.

End Date: December 8th.
Star Rating: 4 .5
Difficulty Rating: 1
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finished reading December 4, 2017
difficulty: 2
rating: 5
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Interesting memoir following the young life of Trevor Noah teaching us about his difficulties and the lessons he has learned.

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I started reading this book

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Rating: 3.2
Difficulty: 3.9

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Finished: January 6th 2018
Difficulty: 3/5
Rating:  4/5
As long as it took me to finish, I finally did and when I did I at first thought the book was a waste to read. After I sat alone and thought about it, it was actually an interesting way to end the book and therefore, and I believe the author purposely ended the book this way for a message that I think others will have to decipher.

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Began:
October / 24 /17