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    Sudetic's Book Report

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    Sudetic book, I had an impression that he is introducing the reader to a mystic land of legends and stories. The significance of this is that these old stories usually revolved around, un resolved or a Sudetic puts it” un avenged”, deaths …of “fathers and mothers, uncles and aunts, and grandfathers and grandmothers who died in the violence..”, where most of the time the perpetrator was from the ” other “ ethnic community (Sudetic, p.5). As Sudetic writes, at the beginning of his book, the…

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    The Book Thief Report

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    “The Book Thief” by Markus Zusak is an extraordinary book due to the structure, unfolding suspense, and interesting narrative. The structural format makes “The Book Thief” not only easy to comprehend but gives the book a unique and enhanced read. Markus Zusak puts together his book with sections so that one is able to know what is reading about, it is not all jumbled together like other books tend to be. With ease, he has separated the chapters into short stories with a different mood within…

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    The Massacre Book Report

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    Expedition Allison and her friends (called the liars) are walking home from school, on halloween day. On their way home, one of the girls, named Emily, points out a creepy, wooden, victorian house on the side of the road. Inside the house she also sees a person in a black hoodie in the window. But, no one else sees the person. When Emily tells her other friends about the person in the window, all of them start to freak out. But, Allison who thinks that it is funny, and if there is a person,…

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    girl named Saranell. They have been together ever since Renny has escaped the camp and he is pretty chilled with her because they have a lot in common. For example, they both like to read, they are both filled with pride and lastly they are both very book smart. The only problem that Saranell has in her life is that her mom has lost it with her emotional thoughts with everyone In the family. There is only one problem, she can't say no to her mom for an answer. For my 1st body paragraph,…

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    The Duffer Book Report

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    The struggles a 17 year old teenage girl goes through with high school, parents, boys, and best friends. Now a major motion picture, The Duff by Kody Keplinger is a book full of teenage drama with high school. Set in a small town high school, Bianca Piper, the main character, takes us through her senior year of high school full of distractions, unexpected feelings, love triangles, and a word Bianca can’t seem to get out of her mind “duff”. Bianca is smart, funny and not the most prettiest girl…

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    Columbine Book Report

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    In the book Columbine by Dave Cullen the true story behind everything that happened was told. Columbine would definitely be classified as a non-fiction novel; throughout the story Mr. Cullen uses facts and research from sheriffs offices, newspapers, and many other sources. The author kept the suspense in the book by giving you little bits of information at a time for example, when he talks about Patrick Ireland going out the window but doesn’t tell you how everything turns out for him till later…

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    The Stranger Book Report

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    As civilizations progress over the course of hundreds of years, interaction is bound to happen. You can see examples of the mixtures of cultures all over the world. For example, the book The Stranger takes place in the country of Algeria which has a rather interesting collaboration of cultures. Location and outsider influences are the main sources of the components of a culture. Due to Algeria’s North African location, it has gained many Islamic traits from the neighboring areas. Islam provides…

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    Book Report On The Pigman

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    The “Pigman” is a novel that tells the story of three unlikely companions, John Conlan, Lorraine Jensen, and Mr. Pignati, a widower. The timeless tale is “written” by John and Lorraine, who take turns writing their story. The three unlikely friends meet after the teens, along with their mundane friends, Dennis and Norton, prank call Mr. Pignati. The next day, John and Lorraine go to Mr. Pignati’s home to compile the money they pranked out of him with a few prevarications. Things take an…

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    Vanish Book Report

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    a fiction book written by Tess Gerritsen about a foreign girl, named Mila, who comes to America but is sold into prostitution. Mila witnesses the murder of everyone in the home with her except her friend, Olena. When they run away then end up running into a man who believes the government is horrible and out to get us. He helps them get away from the people who now want to kill them on the condition that they help him tell the world how the government is out to get everyone. This book is…

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    Holocaust Book Report

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    country was in a war and that food got more rationed as crops and businesses were harmed by the bombings, but they did not know of the many atrocities that lie right outside the city gates. In a preview of a book written by a young aryan women in the middle of the war, we hear, “(Her book) offers a window into the mundane lives of Germans–and their ability to turn a blind-eye to the crimes of their government.” This clues you into the obliviousness of some of the citizens that are in the…

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