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    Copper Sun Sparknotes

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    ‘’Copper sun by Sharon M Draper is a literary masterpiece that depicts the horrors of salary is told through the eyes of amari‚ a fifteen year old african from the Ewe tribe‚Amairi and her family lived in a village of ziavi‚untroubled‚and kind village but one day unexpected visitors described an strange milk faced men turned the village into a living nightmare with the help of the Ewe people trusted all the ashanti‚manny was slaughtered including the village chief‚amiri parents and siblings‚and most

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    The topic and the main theme of the movie is about How many missing/murdered aboriginal women are there how the RCMP and another organization called the SOWC have a different information on the real statics of missing and murder indigenous women’s the SOWC also claims that RCMP officers are sexual assaulting and physically assaulting aboriginal women but the RCMP said how could there be such claim if hasn’t been reported. The main discussion is what are the real number of missing aboriginal females

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    Sea Horse Sparknotes

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    Psychoanalytical Literary Analysis of Chris Butterworth’s Story “Sea Horse: The Shyest Fish in the Sea” When parents send their children to school‚ they expect the school to condition their kids to fit societal expectations. Most parents would be disappointed if their children failed to learn different social skills like cooperation‚ collaboration‚ and sharing while at school because elementary school is a prime atmosphere for children to develop their understanding of the world. An influential part

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    The Forever War‚ written by Joe Haldeman‚ is a fiction book about a 1‚143 year long war between humans and Taurans that takes place in space. Protagonist William Mandella is in the world’s top percentile in terms of intelligence and physical fitness‚ so he is conscripted into the United Nations Exploratory Force in order to fight the Tauran aliens in 1997. Despite this war having lasted as long as it did‚ William had experienced the entirety of it due to relativity and the time differential caused

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    The setting of the book starts off in the city of Herat‚ Afghanistan then continues in Kabul Afghanistan and briefly in Pakistan. It begins in 1964 and ends in 2003. The story is told from a third person omniscient narrative‚ alternating between the viewpoints of the two female protagonist‚ Mariam and Laila. The story begins with Mariam who lives with her mother‚ Nana‚ and is an illegitimate daughter to her father‚ Jalil. Mariam has green eyes‚ pale skin‚ a long face‚ and dull features. She is described

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    Kaffir Boy Sparknotes

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    Growing up in a lower class home and neighbourhood I experienced many hardships. From only having almost expired cans of mixed vegetables for dinner to people being shot near my house‚ growing up in poverty in America is no laughing matter. However‚ I grew up with a silver spoon compared to those living in the ghettos of South Africa like Mark Mathabane. In Kaffir Boy‚ Mark “formerly known as Johannes” details the struggles of growing up in Alexandra‚ South Africa‚ a poverty-stricken ghetto. In

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    Invisible Man Sparknotes

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    The novel started with an Invisible Man who described the early parts of his life in a hole full of light under Harlem. He had begun 20 years in the past with the trials he faced.He gave his valedictorian speech to upper-class white citizens.Before he delivered his speech the Invisible Man was forced to witness a nude white woman‚ joined a battle royal and shocked by a carpet. Tattered‚ he spoke his copied speech no attention paid to him and as a reward for “speaking” gets a scholarship to a southern

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    Get Out Sparknotes

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    The movie‚ Get Out‚ is about a man named Chris who is young African American‚ going out to a secluded estate in the woods to meet with his white girlfriend Rose’s parents for a weekend. Chris is a bit uneasy about how Rose’s’ family will treat him‚ as they’re white and he’s black. However‚ her parents turn out to be comfortable with the idea of Rose dating an African American and everything appears to be going fine. Chris then starts to notice some odd behaviors from the African American staff at

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    Bud Not Buddy Sparknotes

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    The historical events is my book Bud‚ Not Buddy were in fact true but‚ the main plotline of the story (Bud’s perspective) wasn’t. The Story describes the problem in the story‚ The Great Depression. The Great Depression was infact a real event that had lasted from the 1920s to the 1930s. The book shows that many families were in trouble needs for example‚ Bud mother had died when he was 5 years old he was put in an orphanage but‚ after he was put in awful family he had ran away in search to find

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    Be More Chill Sparknotes

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    Ned Vizzini’s Be More Chill is an honest look into the life of a teenage outcast. The book is narrated by the book’s protagonist‚ Jeremy Heere‚ who’s just trying to survive high school in the suburbs of New Jersey. The theme of Be More Chill is that a high school environment can be toxic and unforgiving‚ but changing yourself completely isn’t the answer. Even though it’s a work of fiction‚ many teenagers can relate to Jeremy’s pessimistic point of view throughout the book. Even if Be More Chill was

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