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This is a book about four sisters named Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy. Their father is in war and they are dealing with living without him. They go through many struggles in their lives. One day, they meet their neighbor, Laurie, who brightens up their lives, and they have the time of their lives! Everything changed in a good and happier way. They all get through their struggles because they have each other. I very much recommend that you read this fabulous book!

Maggie 7th grade School of the Holy Child

=Little women really liked the book little women because it is very interesting. Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy live a very difficult life because there dad is away at war. They miss him very much but end up living a better life. Their neighbor Laurie is very helpful to Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy because she lets them know that everything will be okay and that they should still have some joy in their life even though their father is away. This a very entertaining and I would recomend it to everyone.= =Sallie= =7th grade Connelly= =School of the Holy Child=

Asher, Jay 13 Reasons Why

When Clay Jensen comes home from school one day, he finds a box, full of cassette tapes on his front porch. He plays one of the tapes, and on it is Hannah’s voice. Hannah is Clay’s crush and classmate, who committed suicide just weeks earlier. Hannah’s voice reveals the 13 reasons why she ended her life, and Clay is one of those reasons. This book was incredible; I finished it in less than 4 hours! It was very exciting, suspenseful, and heart breaking. I would recommend it to everyone! Claudia 7th Grade School of the Holy Child = = =Anonymous= Go Ask Alice

Go Ask Alice is a diary of a young girls life, that teaches you letting go can be the hardest thing to do. This book is written anonymously, by a teenager who gets hooked on drugs and cannot let go. She then learns that taking these drugs, can hurt more than just her. Taking the drugs harmed her whole family, having them worried sick about her and her well- being.After turning her life around and becoming a better person, her drug life will forever haunt her in a way that people will never forget. This book is intriguing and hard to forget. After reading this book, you will see and feel the difference it makes. Reading this book is almost like a life changing experience. This is a book I'd very much recommend to any teenage girl/boy. It tells the reader that we should watch our surroundings and the friends we have, because if we don't life can become worse than we expected. Sometimes letting go of these friends can be the hardest thing to do, but the best solution.

Arnell S 7th Grade School of The Holy Child Rye

= = =Anonymous= Go ask Alice

Go Ask Alice is a very unique and page turning diary about how a 15 year old girls life takes a big turn when she starts to try to fit in with everyone else. Every since she is served a soft drink with LSD in it she wants to take any drug more and more. She feels like it is good to take drugs because she forgets anything bad that had happened to her. But soon she realizes that taking drugs does not make you happy and does not make you a better person. She eventually goes and gets help and she turns over a new leaf. Along her way of turning over a new leaf she meets people just like her trying to change their life too! But, drugs and her past life will always follow her wherever and people will remember her past no matter how hard she tries. This is the most changing book I have read. It tells that you should not try really hard to fit it. It also tells that we will all make mistakes that we will regret but we just have to learn from them and never do it again. This book also tells the reader that they should surround themselves with good people and people who would influence their life in a good way. The constant conflict within her life just makes the reader want to continue reading. This page-turner is recommended to anybody who is willing to leave there past behind and start a new life.

Kailah B 7th Grade School of the Holy Child Rye

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