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    What does an abandoned child need into order to survive in the Jungle? The bare necessities! The Jungle Book is a remake of the 1967 classic film that was made into a live-action movie. In The Jungle Book, Mowgli is man-cub found in a basket by a black panther named Bagheera. Mowgli was raised by a pack of wolves after being abandoned when he was a toddler. At the age of ten, Mowgli fled into the jungle to go on a journey of self-discovery after being threatened by Shere Khan, a tiger. Throughout

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    Book reviews are just that: a review of a book. They can be used for news articles, blogs, or academic journals. A book review is more than just a book report. It can give the reader more of an insight into not just the book, but the author as well. Most authors write of what they know. For example, some authors have backgrounds in law enforcement so they write about cases they know or have worked. Other authors research groups of people, for example the Knights Templar, and write of what they

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    controversy on books and audiobooks has been tossed back and forth for years and years begging the question: Which is more beneficial, books or audiobooks? Both reading and listening require the reader’s utmost attention as they must both follow the story and interpret meanings to understand the text. Ben Walker in his 2017 article “Reading or. Listening – Which is More Effective for Learning and Remembering” argues that stories in audiobooks are harder to follow and interpret than traditional books. Walker

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    Diversity Book Club Session Coming to the PACRAO Conference The Diversity Committee has been actively working to bring a track of sessions to the upcoming PACRAO Conference that promises to focus on the most prevalent diversity issues of our times. As part of this track, we will be offering a book club session that we believe will encourage interaction and thoughtful discussion on stereotypes and how they affect all of us – including how they affect our students while they are attending our institutions

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    Half Price Books is a family-owned chain of new and used bookstores founded in 1972 in Dallas, Texas. The CEO of the company is Sharon Anderson Wright, daughter of Pat Anderson (cofounder of the firm), and It is a store that has survived the hardships and tribulations over the last decade in the book industry because of e-tailers like Amazon, e-readers and tablets, by diversifying and amplifying its products and preserving a comfortable in-store experience, while reducing fixed and variable costs

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    The Book Thief is based on a small, poor town known as Molching, setting place in Germany directly outside of Munich. The main characters live on 33 Himmel Street, which is on the way to the concentration camp Dachau. This book is based during World War II and the Holocaust around 1939 to 1945. The tone of the novel was a very dark. Most of the time the families were hungry, also being controlled by someone and something they didn’t believe in. This book takes place during the Holocaust and World

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    Banning Books in School Jasmin X. Hight St. Martin University Banning Books in School School boards, principals, and teachers have a responsibility for protecting the minds of their students by covering grade and age appropriate material in the classroom. However, does this given responsibility cover the act of banning books from their classrooms? As an advocate for each student, does the teacher not have a duty to introduce the students to a these words issues in order to help the student

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    On the topic of banning books, many parents worry about the wellbeing of their kin when placed and introduced into dangerous topics. Often fearing their child is unable to handle the true reality of life 's many undesirable events. Parents will go as far as banning a book about a little yellow bear and his friends living in the woods. As many of us go through hardships it 's just a “roadblock we have to drive or swerve on the road,” to development. Through the strife of concerned parents, many

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    Have you ever noticed how different it is to read a book then to see the movie, or the other way around? Well in The Book Thief, Drama/War, 2013, Brian Percival, the differences between the film and the novel are small, but in a setting like this where comparing and contrasting the two on a certain theme/idea, those small differences start to grow to be bigger than life. So I believe that in the film, the viewer can more clearly see the theme -”No matter how much evil there is, the good in a single

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    The Black Book of Secrets The main characters in the book are a mysterious man named Joe Zabbidou that has a secret that could get him killed. Ludlow Fintch is a scrawny poor boy and Joe takes him in as his new assistant. This book gives the reader the chills while reading. Ludlow’s past life, Ludlow had poor family connections and lived on the streets. His parents would do anything for money even if that puts their son in pain. Ludlow tried his best to stay away from his parents and would hide

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