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13 comments:
Yes, because I found it so disturbing and I couldn't believe what happened at the end. I feel haunted by it.
I think it is memorable because it's so descriptive and realistic about how people are affected by teenage pregnancy.
Yes, this is definitely a book I will think about for a long time!
i am not a big reader i only read when i have to so i dont think i will remember this book
Yes this is something i will still think about because it relates to real life and people can connect to it.
i think i will remember this book because i think it was brave that bobby told his father about feather.
i really dont read but once i started this book i really couldnt stop reading it, and yes because i know some people who can relate to this book=]
yess.definitely.its a really splendid and inspiring.i would recommend this to a wide range of audience.i give this book two thumbs up(:
No I dont think so.
Its okay but not the greatest!
hoenestly i dont plan on having kids for while long while so no i wont really remember this book.
I havent finish reading the book but i will probably will becuse, i had never read a book about the teenege dad taking care of the baby.But like i said i havent finish reading the book so i dont know
Probably not for me.I barely remember The Outsiders when I read it in 7th grade.
Yes, because I think this book shows how making wrong decisions can affect not only that person, but others awell; teenagers can relate to what Bobby is going through because some people have been through that experience and knows how it feels.
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