• Author: Matt Haig

• Year of publication: 2020

• Genre: Fiction / Fantasy and Philosophical fiction.

• What is it about?:

The book describes the story of a girl who finds a library in the process of life and death. There she finds books that show her many versions of her life if she had made different decisions because she had a lot of regrets about things she didn't do when she was younger. This experience helped her appreciate her life and the people she met when she was alive.

• Opinion: This book is one of my favorite ones! I love that the author describes the story to make readers reflect on life and death. Also, the story made me think that we shouldn't live with regrets, and that we have a purpose in this life even when we think we don't. Oh, and I cried a lot when I finished reading it!

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Autor: Sun Tzu

Year of publication: 5th Century BC

Genre: Military Strategy

The book describes many military tactics of war like what to do before starting a war, winning without fighting, and what you have to do depending of the enemy's morale. It couldn't seem special, but the book also describes a lot of morals, of the soldiers and generals like no one can do anything without each other; they are a team and if someone is unconfident everyone loses.

I love this book, I know you can't use any strategy in real life, but it changes your mind, how it describes that everyone has to be confident with their team. It makes you reflect that you need to trust your team so they can trust in you, it makes me think how I'm bad at working in teams... please forget about the structure designers.

•By Claudia Ramírez Lomelí.

Year of publication: 2018.

•Genre: Fantasy, Novel and fiction.

•What is It about?:

Emil is the crown prince of the sun and in the absence of his mother he must assume the throne despite his youth; otherwise, his nation will have to face a terrible era of darkness again.

He has to look for his mother, since he doesn't know what happened to her, and most likely she is in the enemy nation, the Moon Kingdom.

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For me, reading this book helped me want to read more. It is very explicit and interesting, and you can easily imagine the scenes. Plus, you can help yourself with a few images that are there.

Author: JoJo Moyes.

Year of publication: 2014.

Genre: Pink novel, fiction and contemporary romance.

What is it about?

The book describes the story of a young woman who has a normal life, she works in a cafeteria, but the pay is not too good, and she needs to help her family because her dad doesn't have a job, her mom helps her grandpa and also clean the house, and then is her sister who has a little kid. All those things start to overwhelm Louisa. The cafeteria closes, and she needs a new job. It's at that moment when she knows her family's traynor, that family needs help because a young man has a big problem, he is quadriplegic. With time, the two young people feel a big emotion and fall in love, but more problems come with that.

Opinion: This book is one of my favorites! I love how the author describes all the scenes, and it's easy to understand all the book. Also, I love the way the book makes me reflect on the difficulties that other people have and how those problems mark your life.

Carlos Cuauhtémoc Sánchez

Year of publication 2001

This book Is of fiction

This book is interesting because it talks about a fictional story of a preteen and his experiences and at the end it has a moral. The moral of this book is that you need to make correct decisions in the life of a preteen.

Title: The Wild Book.

Author: Juan Villoro.

Year of publication: 2008.

Genre: Fiction and adventure.

This book tells the story of Juan, a 13-year-old boy who tells us about the separation of his parents and who is sent to his uncle's house to spend the summer.

This book is one of my favorites! It was one of the first ones I read when I entered the world of reading. It is a very entertaining book and has a very well-done development. When I read it, I felt as if I was in the story and I imagined the whole story as I was reading it, and it is very funny!

Published December 22, 1872

The author is Julio Verne

Genre: science fiction

This book is about a very wealthy man named Phileas Fogg, who in a club he attends with his friends, bets a great fortune that he could go around the world in 80 days with his servant, he is quite lonely and in the book you can see how he changes due to obstacles along the way, however always following his principles to reach his goal.

I find this book very entertaining, it always shows us a way in which some obstacle can be faced, in some way, it portrays what life is, it is more exciting as the story progresses, and it teaches us that the effort is worth it, it is an inspirational book and it taught me that I can do more things than I think.

• Author: Ransom Riggs

• Year of publication: 2011

• Genre: Young Adult Fantasy / Supernatural

• What is it about?
The book follows Jacob, a teenager drawn to a mysterious island after a family tragedy. He discovers the ruins of an orphanage and uncovers the secrets of its former residents—children with extraordinary abilities. As Jacob delves deeper, he realizes that the stories about the peculiar children are real and more obscure than he originally remembered

• Your opinion on the book:
This story is imaginative and atmospheric, blending eerie vintage photos with a suspenseful narrative. Riggs creates a captivating world where fantasy and reality collide. The peculiar children's abilities and struggle to survive make for an engaging read. However, some parts may feel slow, but the overall experience is haunting and memorable.

Author: L.Frank Baum

Year of publication: 1900

Genre: childish Science fiction/for childrens

This book talk about a girl named Dorothy left her house and got lost, a tornado took her to a place where there were many dwarves who told her that to return home she had to follow the yellow brick road to with the Wizard of Oz. Along the way he met different characters, including a cowardly lion, a tin man and a scarecrow who were going to the same place.

The lion was going for a heart The lion went for bravery, the tin man went for a heart and the scarecrow for a brain.

When they arrived with the magician they discovered that it was a lie. In the end it turns out that the magician was a charlatan but along the way they found what they wanted.

Opinion: My opinion is that it was a book to learn about what people can learn during life.

Author: Ray Bradbury

Year of publication: 1953

Genre: Science fiction

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  Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury is a dystopian novel that depicts a future society where books are outlawed, and “firemen†are tasked with burning any that are found. The title refers to the temperature at which paper supposedly ignites.

  
  

  The story follows Guy Montag, a fireman who initially conforms to the oppressive regime. Over time, he begins to question the purpose of his work and the shallow, controlled world around him. His transformation is sparked by encounters with thought-provoking individuals, including Clarisse McClellan, a free-spirited young woman who encourages him to think deeply, and Professor Faber, a former scholar who helps Montag understand the value of knowledge and rebellion.

  
  

  The society in the novel is characterized by censorship, suppression of individuality, and constant distractions from technology and entertainment. Books are considered dangerous because they encourage critical thinking and dissent. As Montag becomes disillusioned with this world, he seeks to preserve knowledge and resist the oppressive forces around him.

  
  

  Fahrenheit 451 explores themes of censorship, conformity, the power of literature, and the importance of free thought, serving as a timeless warning against the dangers of authoritarianism and cultural complacency

Opinion:

Fahrenheit 451 is a book that makes you think about how society can lose its essence by stopping questioning and settling for empty distractions. More than burning books, its about the danger of not thinking for yourself. Its a disturbing story, but also hopeful, because it shows that there will always be those who fight for truth and knowledge

Author: Anne Frank

Year of publicaction: 1947

Genre: Autobiography

is about “El diario de Anne Frank” is a realistic book, that barrajes the life of Anne Frank, during the second world war, she was share her hopes and dreams while hi di g with her family in Ámsterdam

In my opinion, it's a really good book and interesting book. I'm interesant by how mature Anne was at such a young age and I love the story and the concept of the book(one of my goals is to visit her museum when I'm older)

talks a lot about the difference between things that make you money and things that take your money away. He says rich people buy assets, while most people end up with liabilities, thinking they’re assets. For example, buying a fancy car might seem like a good idea, but it’s actually losing you money because of maintenance and depreciation.

The main idea is that school doesn't teach us how to handle money, so we need to take responsibility for learning about investing, building wealth, and not just depending on a paycheck. The book encourages thinking like a rich person, being smart about your finances, and learning from mistakes.