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We Want You to Know: Kids Talk About Bullying by Deborah Ellis is a collection of kids talking about their experiences with bullying. The author interviews more than 40 kids about their own bullying story; every story is real and describes their story of how they were before the bullying started, what happened, and how they picked up the pieces to be happy again. I really like how the author orgnaizes the book into 5 parts based on why each kid is bullied because it fully answers a question every victim wonders: Why are they chosen by the bullies to be teased and threatened? I would definitly recommend this book to teens because everyone should know that teasing and bullying others is unacceptable. Also, I love this book because I've been bullied before and this book really delivers the message that we are not alone. There are other people out there that are suffering the same thing at school; therefore, don't feel alone or be afraid to stand up for yourself or your peers. Always remember to be unique and most importantly, be happy.

I came across this book in my school library and I borrowed it because it looked interesting. Once I read it, I loved it. Not as good as Percy Jackson, but still good nonetheless. The storyline was amazing although it was a bit sad in the end. This book has lots of twists and turns for example when (spoiler alert!) Otto and Leni find out that Angelika is Hitler's daughter. I recommend this book to anyone who likes historical fiction and action and adventure.

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`It was a fun book to read and it tells you a lot of information of trees. I love how the tell you all the different leafs so that we know what each sevens leafs look like this was a easy read for me because I am 4grad . I like all the pic it has so many good ones like the roots or the plants.

I already watched all 200 videos and I read the book last year. Hilarious and interesting!!!

this was my best book I use to read when I was little

I really enjoyed this book. It is an amazing book about two twin sisters who are each others best friends, start to drift away from each other. It is a great story because sometimes twins can't always be the exact same. There are intense parts to this book, and calm and shocking parts to this book. I would definitely recommend it, especially for twins. ;)

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Jem, is fifteen years old and met a young named Terry, who has a nickname as Spider. Jem initially tries to stay away from Spider although he is one of his true friends. The reason why she avoids contacting with her is because she sees numbers associated with every person when her eyes meets their eyes. These numbers shows the date, the month and the year of that person's death. Jem knows that Spider is going to die in just a few months (after her mother's death). On the other hand, Spider invites Jem to his house, and Jem eventually met his grandmother, the only family member Spider has, and she can see auras and immediately recognized Jem as a kindred spirit, though she doesn't initially realize the depth of Jem's gift. She saw special auras around Jem, and was surprised. Jem and Spider begin spending a great deal of time together after Jem went to spiders house, and became couples afterwards. One day, she and Spider both got into trouble, and decided to run away from home. They visited an amusement park with a huge Ferris wheel, which is the London Eye. While they are having lots of fun, Jem soon saw that all the people there have the same number. She knows that these people would die because of something happening in the park. She and Spider ran away, and after they ran away, a bomb exploded and killed a great deal of people. Unfortunately, some of the people remember Jem and Spider running away before the explosion, So they are chase by the polices. After Spider saved Jem, who tried to suicide because she thinks that people having numbers are all her fault, since she is the only one who can see it. After Spider got released, and died, their son grew up, and appears to see numbers like his mother... I am so excited for the second book! And based on the ending of this book, saying that the boy can also see numbers, I think that the second book would be based on the boy. I am also looking foward to the third book.