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True friendship multiplies the good in life and divides its evils. And Freak the Mighty shows this. Freak the mighty by Rodman Philbrick is a novel about to kids who constantly help each other with their disabilities and show us what a true friendship is. In addition, they will always stay together through sad hard times and happy. There are two main themes In the novel and truly show us how to live life to its fullest. They are don't judge a book by its cover and you can do anything if you put your mind to it.

Kate the Great by Meg Cabot, teaches you to know that only true friends will always be by your side no matter what.

I know my last review was all about the book of my dreams and whatnot, but All Fall Down was basically an element of reality that I'm quite close to and the best that imagination can offer and it's made me wonder “Why weren’t you creative enough to dream that up, Jess?” Now I don’t want to get ahead of myself here, seeing as it’s only January and all, but that may have been the best book I’ve read in a long while. Alright, so since last week. But as you can see, I’m rather smitten by this book. Because it combined a concept that I know all too well about together with the joys of the thriller genre and an ounce of conspiracy.

I would recommend this book to a friend because it is a touching love story that we can all relate to in some way. The book is about Miles Ryan who lost his wife in a car accident when they were both only in their thirties and had a young child together. Though not all of us have lost our wife in a car accident, we all have someone in our life that we love and care about deeply. This book really shows that we could lose a loved one at any time and even though at first it might be really hard to get over losing them, things do get easier. This novel is relatable and makes you wonder about what is going to happen next. This is not only a love story, but it also has a little mystery to it. Miles Ryan spends almost the whole book trying to figure

Eleanor and Park, by Rainbow Rowell, was an intriguing book, but I wouldn't recommend it to win the Rhode Island Teen Book Award. I know too little about the other books to make a suggestion. Despite that, Eleanor and Park is a detailed, satisfying novel about two high school teenagers, Eleanor, and Park and their story.

A second book that represents this idea is All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven. The book is a love story about a girl named Violet who has recently lost her older sister. She meets a death-obsessed, bipolar boy named Finch at the top of a bell tower that they both were planning to jump from. This book supports the theme because neither Violet nor Finch had any reason to live until they met each other. The challenge that they faced was trying to survive the depression caused by their own reasons. They were able to overcome their personal struggles with the help of one

I’d recommend it because of the way the plot was laid out. It was divided into three separate sections, each having a very unique tone, the first section’s tone was very depressing because of the suicide of Miller, and the depression that James and Sloane fell into, whereas the third section had a partially happy, partially sad tone, because of Sloane and James getting a new, happier relationship, and seeing Sloane and James meet, but have no idea of the importance in one another’s lives. Another reason why I’d recommend it to certain friends is because of the internal conflict. If you don’t read deep enough into the book, you’ll think the conflict is just trying to stay out of the Program, but the internal conflict is the struggle of depression and loss. This conflict is something that many teenagers have to go through, and is very interesting to hear how some did, or didn’t, get through it. Overall, if I know that someone is into sadder books, this is the first recommendation that I will give to anyone who

The Way We Fall is a book about a virus that takes over a small island. Kaelyn is a young girl during this time, and she writes in her journal to tell us her experiences. Gav and Tessa are two of her friends that have to fight through this disease as well. The Way We Fall has many morals such as to keep hope, to keep trying, and to take more risks.

Gene Luen Yang. This book is about three characters that come into each other's life in the weirdest way possible. The book was unrealistic like it had monkey kings and shape shifters. I thought it was going to be like an autobiography but it was not. I did not personally like the book because of all the racial stereotypes, there was a character named Chin Kee that used the letter¨L¨ instead of “R.” The book was also talking about eating dogs and I really hated that part of the book. Overall I laughed at a couple parts but the book and plot was quite cringey. I would not read this book again.

I read your book Perfect Chemistry. I loved the book for several reasons. The characters came from opposite worlds. For example when Alex said about Brittney “ This is Brittney Ellis, this summer she went to the mall, bought new clothes so she could expand her wardrobe, and spent her money on plastic surgery to enhance her assets. ”Brittany's response was “ this is Alejandro Fuentes, when he wasn't hanging out on street corners, and harassing innocent people this summer, he toured the inside of jails around the city.” They were two characters from different worlds, but they both loved their families and would do anything for them even if that meant getting killed. Everyone believed Alex was disreputable, but that was because people believed

The book that I connect to Before and After is Homeboyz. Homeboyz is written by Alan Lawrence Sitomer. These books create similar feeling while reading. They also have the characters have similar feelings. Homeboyz is about a 17 year-old boy named Dixon Theodore Anderson, nicknamed Teddy.

The last book that I finished was Matched by Ally Condie. It is the first book in the Matched Trilogy, and the very first book written by Ally Condie. Matched is a book that encompasses many things; It has a dystopian future, a love triangle, and a rebellion against society. The main character Cassia Reyes has been matched for life with her best friend Xander Carrow; she is very excited and happy until she sees another boy’s face on the micro card that has all her Matchees information. Her official tells Cassia that it was a mistake, and that Xander is her true match but she starts to develop feelings for her so called mistake. Read to find out if Cassia will risk her reputation for her true love, or if she will keep her “perfect life” and

In His Keeping is a suspenseful, passionate and action filled book as the second installment in the Slow Burn Trilogy by Maya Banks. Featuring, Arial Rochstor Abandoned as a baby, she grew up with her adoptive parents who discovered at a young age that Ari had telekinetic powers. As a result she grew up in isolation, with money and much love but was told at a very young age that she needed to suppress her powers because if anyone found out she had powers bad people are going to target her, and that's what they did. In a very bad situation Arial ends up alone without her parents and only has one person to turn to, the Deveraux brothers. Specifically, Beau Devereaux who is apart of an organization and now has set his belief on being her heroine,

Both authors explore in their respective texts how taking advantage of people to gain desire can result in long lasting effects. In Dr Zhivago this idea is explored through camera shots and costuming, whereas in Wuthering Heights it is explored through imagery. Although in Dr Zhivago the promiscuous Viktor Komarovsky’s desire for Lara, his partner’s seventeen-year-old daughter, results in long lasting effects on Lara, in Wuthering Heights, it is Isabella who becomes victimised for her desire and relationship with Heathcliff. As Viktor Komarovsky takes advantage of Lara, gaining his concupiscence for her, Lara is simultaneously stripped of her innocence. When Viktor examines Lara wearing a dress he bought for her, the shot is of his face and

The books that I read were “The Crossover” and “Guitar Notes”. The main characters of “The Crossover” are Josh and Jordan who are twins. The main characters of “Guitar Notes” are Lyla and Tripp who are best friends. “The Crossover” is mainly about two brothers who play basketball and overcome conflict that tries to separate them or gets in their way. “Guitar Notes” is mainly about two best friends who want to play the guitar but can’t and something is stopping them from doing so.