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A Separate Peace

by John Knowles

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John Knowles lived from 1926- 2001 the book a separate peace that we just read in class was published in 1959 and in New York in 1960. The author John Knowles went to a school a lot like Devon called Exeter. Maybe he based this story off of a private ...more "

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The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

by Mark Twain

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The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Author Mark Twain, Born November. 30, 1835 his real name was Samuel Langhorne Clemens. He was born in a small town named Florida, Missouri in Monroe County, 4 years after his birth he moved to a small town named Hannibal
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Author Mark Twain, Born November. 30, 1835 his real name was Samuel Langhorne Clemens. He was born in a small town named Florida, Missouri in Monroe County, 4 years after his birth he moved to a small town named Hannibal which stood right on the river banks of the Mississippi River. Here lots of steamboats would come up and down the river. When Samuel was 12 his dad died of pneumonia and he left school at the age of 13 to be a printer’s apprentice. This is where he found his love for writing and left to be a printer himself at the age of 17. In his life he wrote 28 books and some other short stories.
This book “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” is a fictional story. Even though this is fictional some of this was based on his life and some of it is most kids childhood. I hope many people can make many connections to this book, I sure know that I can. When I was reading this book it opened my brain up to some of the memories I had during the summer, Tom sawyer is a believable character in that time, because some of the stuff he did in the book was illegal now, but it wasn’t then. So yes it is believable for the time period it was written in. This is also true for Huckleberry Finn, a good friend of Tom Sawyers. Huck is a really interesting character. He is a homeless boy who usually jumps from place to sleep it could be In a barn or it could be in a hogshead. Huck never really settles down until the end of the book. All the way through the book him and Tom make memories and become better friends then either of them probably imagined.
Some parts were really descriptive and some parts left me with many questions that twain never answered. Mark Twain’s style of writing seems to be foreshadowing a lot of things. For example “ Why should he give it up (the picnic) the signal didn’t come the night before, so why should it come tonight?” (pg 181) foreshadowing for when Injun Joe try’s to sneak out of the tavern and Huck is alone because Tom is at the picnic. I have never have read another book like this, it’s like no other. It isn’t supposed to be like another book it is supposed to be like a person life like how a kids grows up, the good and the bad and Mark twain showed that very well in this book. I recommend this book to older kids 7-12 it is a harder read then I expected it to be. Some of the language was older and hard to understand at times but sometimes it is just because some of the language wasn’t in my vocabulary. By the end of the book from all of the vocabulary assignments I learned a lot of new words and it opened me up the world people used to live in. ...more "

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"Its al over now. Tom has found the treasure and huck is a hero for saving the widow now they live happily ever after. I think that this was the best ending it could have had they found the treasure the judge loves him aunt polly loves tom and huck and the same goes for the widdow and the welchmen." — Apr 10, 2014 06:43PM

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Before We Were Free

by Julia Alvarez (Goodreads Author)

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Trey Parker said: " Before we were Free a Novel written by Julia Alvarez based in the early 1960's. The book was very enticing at the beginning because of its very different perspective the book takes. The book takes the perspective of the young girl Anita. She is very ...more "

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"Although she has escaped lookng back is the hardest part. If you think hard enough about anything you can eventually blame yourself. I dont think that Anita is the only one doing this, her mom mundin and her are all doing it they are missing there father/husband." — Feb 26, 2016 05:09AM

Mar 01, 2016 06:58PM · see review

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