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Why don't they let Scout play after she doesn't want to play one certain game?

Does Miss Maudie think that the Radley's are a disgrace to her religion?

What games will they play since the Radley game is shot down by Atticus?

What was in the back yard of Miss Maudie's house?

Why does Dill want to marry Scout?

Why don't they let Scout play after she doesn't want to play one certain game?

Does Miss Maudie think that the Radley's are a disgrace to her religion?

What games will they play since the Radley game is shot down by Atticus?

What was in the back yard of Miss Maudie's house?

Why does Dill want to marry Scout?

Why don't they let Scout play after she doesn't want to play one certain game?

Does Miss Maudie think that the Radley's are a disgrace to her religion?

What games will they play since the Radley game is shot down by Atticus?

What was in the back yard of Miss Maudie's house?

Why does Dill want to marry Scout?

YAEL Identity chart:

Caring Special Poor Street Smart

Seeks Revenge Shapeshifter Intelligent

Nifty Taken away as child to do tests Test Subject

Girl Jewish Wants to kill Hitler Hides

Strong Not afraid Courageous Daughter

She has the responsibility to first win the race, and then kill Hitler, to get revenge for what he had done to her people. Since she is obligated to finishing this task, a lot of pressure will be put on her shoulders to get revenge for her people she's lost and to complete he job.

Yael has the obligation to her job. Since she can turn into any person, her task for her job is to win the Axis Race Tour on a motorcycle. She first though, had to kidnap the only female racer, then she shapeshifted into her (Adele Wolfe) and is now having to race in the most tough competition in the world.

She doesn't take ecstasy or any strength enhancing drugs, but she is still a substantial fit for the job to kill Hitler.

So if you do fight with her, you'll need a handkerchief continuously to wipe up your blood. She isn't an accompaniment of any super hero, once she kills Hitler, her name will be acquaintance. She isn't a pageant girl, a sophomore in high school, or a physiologist, but she can turn into either in the blink of an eye.

She's not apart of the Marine corps, but she is trying to save people by killing Hitler. She won't hide in cocoon and do whatever it takes to kill Hitler, she wants vengeance, even if she uses a missile. She is a magnificent fighter having been taught at a young age, so don't be prejudice to her, since she could probably consistently beat you up.

Using words to describe book:

Yael is not a mischievous girl, though she might look like it at times. She's can shapeshifter to be any human. She has a lot of responsibility. She also even though the liveliest of times, has good manners and etiquette.

Mischievous

Psychology

Pageant

Resistance

Responsibility

Prejudice

Accompaniment

Acquaintance

Conscientious

Consciousness

Consistency

Continuous

Corps

Ecstasy

Handkerchief

Endeavor

Etiquette

Intellect

Irresistible

Liveliest

Her first mission, is to win the annual motorcycle race as the only female racer, but the thing is, she has to shapeshift into Adele Wolfe's body, and kidnap her, since she is the only women to compete in the race. Her end goal is to win the race, and kill Hitler, who meets the champion of the Axis Tour race.

The main character in Wolf by Wolf, is Yael. It doesn't state her last name because she is always changing. When she was young, she was taken by scientists to be a test subject. After the scientists were done, she was able to turn into any human being. She doesn't have friends but in the organization she works with, she has two elders that are the closest things to friends.

There also was the other side to the story, which I thought was really cool. Since they didn't kill the guy who shot Reagan, he told the whole story. It was very interesting that the only reason he attempted the assassination of Reagan was to impress a female actress.

Update 4: I just finished The Day The President Was Shot. It was a very well written book, but unfortunately it wasn't my style of book. My dad loves Bill O'Reilly and said I should read it. It was though my favorite Non-Fiction book I've read. I liked learning about Reagan's road to the White House and to the point when he was shot.

Also the use of magic was amazing. Lisa McMann showed her creativity by having the characters use immensely creative spells as well as the different creatures. And the suspense. OMG. I could never put down the book. I think this book is one of the longest books I've read, yet I read it in one of the shortest time periods. It was absolutely amazing.

My "Book of the Year" has to be The Unwanteds: Island of Dragons by Lisa McMann. She is a great author. The Island of Dragons is the seventh and last book in the series and by far the best. For example, the mix of the Pirates and the Warbeleans to try to take over Artimé from Alex and his people. This was a thrilling part of the novel.

The book Maxwell recommend for me is SYLO by D.J. MacHale. He recommends the book because it is full of suspense, mystery, and action. He likes the immense amount of action around every corner. He also says the suspense will leave you on the edge of your seat. He says the mystery has you Googling the ending.

Update 1: Maxwell Wippich : 3 books & authors
1. Middle School by James Patterson
2. SYLO by D.J. MacHale
3. Shadow of the Hegemon by Orson Scott Card

Black-and-white photographs are peppered throughout, adding solid visuals, though the grayness of the design drags down the intensity a bit. History buffs will enjoy this, and those for whom the Reagan administration is long ago and far away will be taken by an episode that still chills."--Cooper, Ilene Copyright 2016 Booklist

The book is good at supplying background (including Reagan's political rise) amid the breathless moments of the day the president almost died. The very short chapters are mostly written in present tense, adding to the tension; when the narrative does change to past tense, often in the same sentence, it might trip up readers.

"Once again, broadcaster O'Reilly repackages one of his adult you-are-there books for a younger audience (the last days of Lincoln, Kennedy, and Hitler were previous topics). Kids, who may know little about the administration of Ronald Reagan, will be absorbed by the narrative as it alternates between events surrounding the president and the descent into schizophrenia of young would-be assassin John Hinckley.

Right as he starts his speech with, "I couldn't do this without the people...", the US knew that they were going to have a great president.

The current place I'm in right now, is the day of the inogeration of Ronald Reagan. He is riding over to the White House in a limo, with his wife, Jimmy Carter (who lost the election to Reagan), and Carter's wife. When driving to the ceremony, nobody says a word in the limo. All 4 of them look out the window, and wave to supporters.

It wasn't because of his political views, or past experiences, but it was so the criminal could impress a female actress, whom he thought was perfect for him. The book so far has shown Reagan's road to the White House and shares about his personal life and his family.

I just started this book. The part I'm reading right now, is everything running up to the attempted assassination of former president Ronald Reagan. It shows what the criminal's life was like before, why he tried to kill Reagan. It's funny though, why he tried to kill Reagan.

For me in reading, I would say that I don't enjoy reading as much as others. If there is a book that I like, I'll read it. But unfortunately I don't really get hooked onto books or series's that easily. My family loves to read. I'm pretty sure my sister has read a thousand books twice. My parents will read whenever they can, especially my dad. I prefer hard copy books 95% of the time.