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This particular book has something in it that madescribe me feel somehow happy by reading it. Written by John Boyne, I believe that the book teaches us to treat others as you would like to be treated. Bruno was a German who is "supposed" to hate the Jews, but makes a tight friendship with a Jewish boy at a concentration camp. Bruno didn't care that the boy was different, or Jewish, and treated him fairly and not poorly. The thing I likedid the most was the friendship between them. So I really recommend you guys to read this book. It's a very good book.

To be honest, I'd love the title of the book "Between the world and me". Even the title itself says the book isn't just some books but a book which protrays the lives of black people and the American dreams. From this book I had learned that "black lives matter". Although I loved everything about the book but my favourite part/quote from the book was "But race is the child of racism, not the father." -Ta-Nehisi Coates

"Great Expectations" written by Charles Dickens, follows the childhood and young adult years of Pip a blacksmith's apprentice in a country village. He suddenly comes into a large fortune (his great expectations) from a mysterious benefactor and moves to London where he enters high society. The book teaches us about "ambitions and self improvement" and that was what I liked about this book. The story protrays the great expectations of Pip, the character from the book who wanted to improve himself and attain any possible advancement. Though the book has been wrote years ago but it still feels fresh everytime you read again.