小小主荐书
原创 | 无事生妃
小编 | 盖提台
烈日炎炎，家长心似火烧。
去年推出的暑假书单，得到了家长的一致好评，也有相当一部分娃不买账。毕竟，对于很多人生第一句话就是No的孩子来说：家长推荐 == 一定不好看。别跟我说神马文笔思想，你们就是想让我学习，对不对？
所以今年的书单略有不同，
书，是小小主们自己推荐的，
就连书评都是孩子写。
咱们不管大人怎么说，
同龄人说好的，那必然是极好的。
夏日书单
三 年 级 女 孩
1
<Dream on, Amber>
这本书我看了无数遍！
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Amber is a 12 years old girl who is missing a part of her family. Ever since her dad left, Amber was left heartbroken. Now, her life in this book is about letters, Bella’s birthday party and her new school. Bella, Amber’s younger sister, is desperate for her dad to come to her birthday party. She writes several letters, addressed to her dad. Instead of her dad, Amber is reading and answering them. In this book, there is also a lot pressure on Amber as she is starting a new school and does not have her dad to support her.
I like this book since what Amber did was very admirable, very creative and inspiring.
2
<The Bad Beginning>
---<A Series of Unfortunate Events> Series
我喜欢这本书总是有让人
猜不到的转折。
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This is a story of three orphans, named Violet, Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire. Violet loves inventing things and studying how things work. When she grows up, she dreams of being an inventor. Klaus is a bookworm and is very intelligent. He knows a bunch of stuff. Sunny is an infant that is very obsessed with biting things with her front 4 teeth. Together they are perfect. Count Olaf is a person who is want their fortune. He is a wicked person who is always up for anything to get his hands on it. As a result, the Baudelaires always experience unexpected surprises in their life.
I like this book because it always takes strange turns that you can never guess.
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I recommend this book because this story talks about three children who’s house is burned down and possibly with their parents. As this story goes on they go through many unfortunate events. Read these series to know how it goes.
3
<The Truth About Twinkie Pie>
我喜欢这本书里面的姐妹俩个从一开始的一无所有到找到了自己的天分和其他很多东西。
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Two sisters, Gigi and Did both find their way to make out a talent. They soon find out that they have a talent for baking. This story also includes a fancy new school, new friends, enemies, a first crush, and a reveal of many family secrets.
I like this book since the two sisters started with nothing but ended with finding their talents and a lot of other things.
三 年 级 男 孩
1
<Eager>
如果你对有感情的机器人感兴趣，我强烈推荐这本书。
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I highly recommend Eager if you are interested in book about robots with feelings. I think this book is for 8 - 12 year olds. My favorite part is when Eager arrives at their huge house with flour all over it.
2
<The Robot Olympics>
                        ---Tom Swift #2 
机器人+恐怖分子+打架=科技小男孩喜欢
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Tom Swift #2 The Robot Olympics is a really good book. The main character is a boy named Tom Swift who is  really smart. He is entering his humanoid robot, “SwiftBot” into The Robot Olympics, a big event that is sponsored by the White House’s Office of Science and Technology. Inventors will be competing against other robots and first one across the finish line wins!
3
<H.I.V.E>
我认为这是一本非常容易上瘾的书，尤其假如你的词汇量足够大的话。
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H.I.V.E is a very exciting and fun book. I think that it is a very addictive book that you will like if you are good in your vocabulary. I would recommend this book for 4th to 6th graders. It is like they are fighting words but only using those “good and decent” words.
四 年 级 男 孩
1
<Hatchet> – 手斧男孩
这是一本简单但有趣的很薄的小书，没有什么废话。
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This is a simple but fun tiny book without any worthless sentence. Begins with a small hatchet, a gift from mommy, Hatchet is more than a survival story. Self-pity doesn’t work. Despair doesn’t work. Courage and hard work work.
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Brief Summary: Hatchet is the story of a boy called Brian Robeson. Brian’s plane crashes in the middle of a forest previously untouched by humans. He is left, stranded, with only his wits and a hatchet, his mother’s gift. Paulsen weaves this tale with extraordinary events that keep you on the edge of your toes
2
<Holes> – 别有洞天
这本书的构思非常巧妙。结尾的时候，两个故事紧紧结合在一起了，所有的疑问也都补上了，令人印象深刻。
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This book has a very good plot. First, the leading character’s name is a palindrome – Stanley Yelnats. Second, there are two stories included in this book, one in the past and the other in the present. It interests me when Stanley and Zero found the ark named Mary Lou, imagining her to be a pretty lady and it turned out to be a donkey. At the end, the two stories finally combined tightly together, all holes were filled, so impressive.
五 年 级 女 孩
1
<Loot>
让人一口气读完的好书，跌宕起伏不失幽默
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I recommend this book because this story talks about a boy named March whose dad is the world's best jewel stealer. Then one day while they were stealing a jewel, something went wrong. Something didn't go as planned. Read this book to know the rest of the story.
2
<OCDaniel>
这是一本关于与众不同，冒险，寻求理解的获奖作品
I recommend this book because this story talks about a boy named Daniel who is going through a mysterious life full of OCD while writing a secret story leading him to two secret crushes. Read this book to know the rest of the story.
3
<Small As An Elephant>
被时不时发疯的妈妈丢掉了，该怎么办？
I recommend this book because this story talks about a boy named Jack whose mother was a bit crazy at times, and left him alone. Jack is now a runaway boy. Read this book to know the rest of the story.
4
<The CandyMakers>
不吃不喝一口气想读完的一本书。
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Four children are chosen to compete in the National Candy Competition. Who can invent a new kind of candy better than every other? Logan, the Candymaker’s son, who can tell you every ingredient in a candy just by eating it? Miles, a boy who is allergic to Merry-go-arounds and the color Pink? Daisy, a cheerful girl who can lift a fifty-pound lump of taffy like it's a feather? Or Philip, the suit-and-tie wearing boy who's always scribbling in a secret notebook?

  A real page turner, can make you from really full, to starving.
5
<Tuck Everlasting>
永远不要追求不朽，那会让你陷入万劫不误。
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Is it Doom? Or a Blessing? The Tuck family accidentally drinks from a magic spring, but soon realizes that they are Immortals now! When ten-year-old Winnie (who owns the spring) finds out about their family secret, the Tuck family brings her home and tells her why living forever isn’t such a blessing than it seems! But then everything gets complicated for Winnie when a mysterious man, dressed in a yellow suit, wants to market the magic spring water or fortune.

 Shows you, that never to wish for Immortality, it can cause you a great amount of problems.
6
<Bliss>
前一秒让你哈哈大笑，后一秒立刻让你目瞪口呆。
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Rosemary Bliss's family is know for the Bliss Bakery, everyone loves their pastries so much. It’s like the pastries the Bliss family makes are giant magnets attracting everyone! But the Bliss family also has a secret….they bake MAGIC! They get their recipes from the Cookery Booke—an ancient, leather-bound volume of enchanted recipes like Stone Sleep Snickerdoodles and Singing Gingersnaps! When Rose and her siblings are supposed to keep the Cookery Booke locked up while their parents are out of town, a mysterious stranger shows up. She rides a motorcycle, and is real nice. She’s Aunt Lily, Rose knows this name, but is not sure from where! Could this nice, sweet, and friendly, Aunt Lily be part of Rose’s mother’s warnings?

  Your laughing one second, then your eyes turn as big as baseballs, the other.
7
<The Last Musketeer>
这本书可能非常暴力，但也可以让你的想象力像鲜花一样充满活力。
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In Paris with his parents to sell family belongings, even though Grandpa Gus’s warning that their treasures—including half a black crystal Mrs. Rich wears on a chain—must never return to France. Sure enough, an employee there tries to take the necklace away. Fighting over it, the whole family falls into a portrait in the museum’s throne room, landing in 1615, and fourteen-year-old Greg Rich suddenly finds himself four hundred years in the past, and is helped by boys who will one day be known as "The Three Musketeers”
Who knew, the well known Last Musketeer was just a boy from our time? This book can be very violent, but can make your imagination grow as vibrant as flowers.
8
<A Long Walk to Water>
生活在美国的孩子都应该读这本书，看看外面的真实世界是如何的。
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The book goes between two storylines. One beginning in 1985, with a story about Salva Dut, an eleven-year-old boy living in the South Sudan village of Loun-Ariik. And the other beginning in 2008 with a young Southern Sudan girl named Nya. Salva is  separated from his parents and siblings because there is a violent civil war going on in his country. And Nya spends her days fetching water for her family, which means always walking to and from the large pond located miles away from her family’s home. Which is exhausting for Nya, but her family depends on her, as many families in the village depend on their daughters. Also, the water from the pond is not clean, which makes people ill when they drink it.

  Children born in US in the 2000 really needs to read this, they are all living wonderful lives, with toys, family, clean water, and food. Not knowing what's happening out in the real word. But Linda Sue Park, wrote A Long Walk To Water, so they can.
9
<Echo>
没有什么可以把大家融合在一起，只有音乐！
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Otto,  Frederich, Mike, and Ivy, come together, to make this book wonderful! Echo is about these four children, and the difficulties of their lives. This book shows the reader, how orphans feel, how people with a birthmark covering half your face feels, how different people feel. And how you can help these people as well as experience their difficulties! But the book is mostly about music, in differents ways. Otto, Frederich, Mike, and Ivy, they all have very different lives, but Music, only Music, can bring them together.

  Everyone is different, enjoying different things, laughing at different times, wearing different clothes, celebrating different holidays. NOTHING can bring everyone together, nothing but MUSIC! Music can make the different, come together as one! And Echo, this touching, sad,  and humorous, book will always be in your mind when you hear, play, and experience music. Always.
10
<A Crooked Kind of Perfect>
每个人都知道，没有真正的完美，只有有缺陷的完美。
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When 10-year-old Zoe Elias sees a documentary about the legendary pianist Vladimir Horowitz, she is instantly know that she wants to play the piano like Horowitz. And best of all, she wants to appear onstage at Carnegie Hall. In Zoe's daydreams, music, fame and really fancy shoes seem to go hand in hand. Though, Zoe knows that her daydreams are worlds away from her everyday existence. In real life, Zoe is just a girl whose best friend has abandoned her, who is now disgusted of funky toe socks because, as a popular girl points out, "'Nobody wears socks. Everybody knows that.'" But does that mean Zoe is Nobody? Cause she's not even a girl who plays the piano, father has bought her a Perfectone D-60 organ, definitely NOT a piano! It’s not perfect, but it’s a crooked kind of perfect!

   Who doesn’t like perfect, who doesn’t want perfect? Nobody, that’s who. But EVERYBODY knows there’s no such thing as Perfect, there is only, a Crooked Kind a Perfect, and that’s what the book teaches.
11
<Where The Mountain Meets The Moon>
这本书充满了中国民间故事，包括最著名的那些，但即使是ABC也很多不知道！
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Minli, a young chinese girl’s family is very poor. Minli often finds herself listening to her father’s story’s of the Old Man in the Moon and the Jade Dragon. Minli and her parents desperately hope they can change the family’s fortune. Inspired by her father’s stories Minli decides to leave her home, and seek for a better future for them all. She wants to find the Old Man of the Moon who is the only one who has the power to change her family’s fortune.

 This book is filled with Chinese Folk Tales, the most famous ones, but even ABC’s don’t know all of them! But YOU can read this book, you can cry, laugh, and know Chinese culture like you invented it.
12
<Umbrella Summer>
你想保持安全，但有趣并不总是意味着危险。不要让一味追求安全毁了你的生活。
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Ten-year-old Annie Richards used to love racing bicycles with her friends and creating obstacle courses. She used to have a happy family who looked forward to birthday parties and Fourth of July fireworks. She also used to have an older brother named Jared, who she adored and loved so much. But then Jared died suddenly with a rare heart problem, and everything changed. This whole death just proved to Annie that life is so very dangerous, and a person should take every precaution just to stay safe. She decides she shouldn’t race on bicycles anymore, in fact, she and her friend, Rebecca, now hold contests to see who can go the slowest on her bike. And obstacle courses are far too dangerous to even attempt. Annie keeps a good supply of bandages to protect against harm, and to cover up anything that could be the very dangerous chicken pox. When she finds a big, thick book on preventing sickness, Annie finally feels a bit safer. But it doesn’t stop her from worrying. She even starts wearing her bike helmet for walking and riding in the car!

     Life is dangerous, but not as dangerous as Annie thinks. You want to stay safe, but fun, doesn’t always mean dangerous. Don’t make being safe, ruin your life.
13
<The Fourteenth Goldfish>
科学家并没有真正发现永恒生命的秘密，但如果你想读一本幽默的关于这个主题的书，这读这本书吧！
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Ellie, a sixth grader is facing the most exciting case in the history of Earth! Her grandfather Melvin, a famous scientist that has been interested in Eternal Life forever, FOUND THE SECRET TO ETERNAL LIFE!!!! He now is a 13-year old boy, and needs to start school all over again, because the security guards think he is a trespasser when he was entering his OWN lab! Melvin is convinced his breakthrough will earn him a Nobel Prize. But before he can reveal the secret of immortality, he needs access to his laboratory to finish his experiment. But how can he with all the security?

   Scientist haven’t really found the secret to Eternal Life, but if you want to read a humorous book about it, this is the book. The best thing about the book is Grandfather Melvin, his grumpy, grouchy, and  know-it-all personality is the funniest thing yet!
14
<Moon Rising>
---<Wings of Fires> #6

紧张，刺激，精彩
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Brief Summary: Four years ago, a dragonet was born with the long lost powers of the Nightwings. Moon, the dragonet, attends Jade Mountain Academy, and finds another with the same power, who could destroy it all. Moon has to risk everything, even her friends and family, to save her new home. As you, the reader, join Moon on her adventure, you will be truly captivated by the unique plot, with dabs of laughter to lighten it up.
15
<Pennyroyal Academy>
这个故事不仅仅适用于小孩子，因为这里还有一丝浪漫。
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Brief Summary: Evie, an amnesiac girl, receives an invitation from a mysterious academy to train to be a princess. It’s not all rainbows and sunshine though, for Evie discovers that princesses, fight witches. Larson has created a fantastical world with a unique twist that shows who princesses really are, - not some lazy spoiled brats waiting for their prince charming, no - people of courage, strength, and unbelievable compassion. This story isn’t just meant for small children, as there is a touch of romance.
16
<Wishtree>
从树的角度讲述这个独特的故事，向读者揭示友谊背后的真相。
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Brief Summary: This unique story, told from a tree’s perspective, illustrates what really goes on behind the scenes of friendship. Heartwarming, yet dramatic, it keeps you on your toes, while comedy dances between the pages.
17
<The Serpent’s Secret>
作者用各种独特的印度民间故事组合让你情不自禁哈哈大笑。
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Brief Summary: Kiranmala never believed her parents fantastical tales, but when a demon barges into her house and she become an intergalactic demon slayer with two real indian princes, she must put all that behind her and face her true self, which, might not be so bad after all. The author makes you laugh out loud with this unique combination of Indian folktales.
18
<Harry Potter Series>
J. K. Rowling以她非凡的写作方式捕捉读者，让你感觉自己就在哈利身边经历一切。
The Harry Potter series follow Harry as he joins a school for wizards and his many adventures. J. K. Rowling captures readers with her extraordinary way of writing, which makes you feel like you’re right there with Harry.
六 年 级 男 孩
1
<Sapiens>-人类简史
这本书非常深刻非常独到的回顾了人类文明的进化史。
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Note: this entire paper is written based on prior knowledge and may be inaccurate on key points
Sapiens is a history, not a analytic, kind of book. What is very interesting about it is its anecdotes and its ideas about what many of us take as mundane. For example, money, Harari treats as a system of trust between groups. If I have money and you have money, you probably got that money by owning a corporation or having a job. If you are either, you are likely very trustworthy. Another of Harari's arguments is of humans' mistreatment of animals. He spends an entire chapter analyzing the life of a farm sow, and makes the argument of the fact that even if a need is physically met, emotional needs that were previously required but now perhaps not, still must be met to improve happiness. This launches into a entire philosophical discussion, which is, if humans are happy themselves, but to be happy, must bestow suffering to others or animals, does it matter?
Many arguments on this case are based on the fact that, perhaps, animals do not have a consciousness and/or intelligence that we possess. This is sometimes based on the fact that animals cannot communicate- false. In fact, they are quite intelligent. And not only primates; pigs have been taught to play simple computer games such as Atari. This question is one of ethics. We could, if we tried, to interpret the languages of other animals. This would result in our understanding of their feelings. Or, for the sake of our simplicity of life and happiness, not attempt that.
Later in the book, Harari mentions how the current controlling regime of humanism might produce weird things. From this point, there is a small summary that ends at the (~).
Harari mentions how humanism is asking for happiness, longevity, and bliss. This can be obtained through not doing work, having fun, and not having to worry about much. This stems from an insane amount of automation, both logistically and physically. Once we have that kind of power, we can give "special powers" to our children. Hey! Pay 200$ to make your kid a bit smarter. Hey! Pay 1000$ and we'll guarantee that your kid's gonna be really good at soccer. At one point, it might even get to, Hey! Pay 20000$ and we'll make your kid perfect, fit to a template. From here, it is quite clear that at one point, superhumans (the rich, at that time) will be able to hop onto this superhuman bus. The rest of humanity will be left behind.
Now, you say, why must we adopt humanism? Assume we do not adopt humanism. Human greed pushes for power, which we all now know requires extensive physical, mathematical and scientific knowledge. This is, as Harari puts it, the "scientific trade"(I think that's what he called it). We get this, we give up meaning of life. Humanism is how we insert meaning. Me, writing this essay, is so that when I grow up, I can make the lives of my descendants better (that's my interpretation of how it works). Humanism treats human life as sacred, and thus is quest of self- and other- betterment is essential and important. If we do not adopt humanism, or do not come up with a variety soon enough, life will become mundane, boring, and pointless.
And no one wants that.
(~)
Harari's argument in the last two paragraphs was that superhumans are inevitable. These superhumans may even have a level of communication or state of mind. Like, we feel pride. Do horses feel pride? Maybe not. And, if you think about it, this superhuman-human relationship is extremely similar to that of the human-farming sow relationship. And you can figure what that means.
七 年 级 女 孩
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The Lunar Chronicles
这是我最喜欢的系列之一。它是反乌托邦的科幻小说， 我喜欢这部系列是因为里面有很多勇敢的女性领袖角色， 她们可以保护自己而不需要王子来挽救她们。
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This is a great series about girls who are leaders. It is about a cyborg - which means someone who is part human, part machine - named Cinder who uncovers a secret about herself and ends up going up against Queen Levana, queen of the moon. It is a great dystopian, futuristic novel.
2
<The Fault in Our Stars>
这是一本现实文学的书。这本书是充满感情的两个癌症患者的故事，给我们会带来很多生活的启示。它是关于年轻人前进时的艰辛，  同时教会我们坚持和勇敢。
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This book is about two people who have cancer. They endure through having cancer by helping each other live and grow. This is a great book about perseverance and is a really famous book
3
<The Book Thief> 
这本书发生在二战时期的一个女孩的故事， 她的名字是Liesel。死亡是这本书的旁白。因为这个，《偷书贼》很独特也很发人深省。这本书也已经拍成了电影。
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This book is about a girl named Liesel living in Germany during World War II. While many WWII books are about Jews and concentration camps, this book is different because it takes place in Germany, in a household that isn’t in the Nazi Party. The war also isn’t the main focus of the book; it is about the life of Liesel. It is also narrated by Death, which makes it interesting to read.
4
<Warriors Book Series> 
书里猫的世界也充满了抓马和惊心动魄。适合小学高年级。
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These series talk about cats in their perspective. In the series The New Prophecy, it talks about a cat called Rusty, who's name changes as the series goes on. A reason I loved these books so much was that it was amazing to know what a cat might've thought, and how there is so much action and drama in the series. Although I would not read it now, as I am older, I know that I loved the series when I was younger.
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<Percy Jackson Series> 
这是一套我可以一再反复阅读的书，永远不会读腻。
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This series is a series I could read over and over again; I would never get tired of it. There is so much action, mystery, and drama in the series even at the very first book. This series is in the point of view of a boy named Percy, who soon discovers that he is intertwined with the Greek Gods and more. You can feel so much emotion in the series and it is very easy to step in the characters' shoes. Despite Percy being the main character, the other side characters in the books are all fully developed. Rick Riordan is an amazing author that has written many series.

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Brief Summary: This series tells the tale of how Percy Jackson discovers that he is a half-blood, a child of a Greek or Roman god and a mortal. HIs adventures after detail how he becomes the “Hero of Olympus.” Rick Riordan tells the dramatic story with humor, but no one can deny the heroics of Percy Jackson.
    七 年 级 男 孩
1
<The Lord of the Rings>
经典魔幻系列，书和电影都不要错过。
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The Lord of the Rings was a compelling fantasy epic. Told on three parts, the idea of a completely new fictional world left readers always wanting more. The plot was decent, but what makes this series a masterpiece is the vivid setting and many subplots that somehow all woven together. The characters in the book were a bit cliche but there were some extremely well-developed ones. The tone of the story was alternating in light and happy to dark and thoughtful. The old English used in this book gave it a rustic and classic feel. This is a book for ages 12 and up, and is a fine read for the intelligent, geeky, devoted, and imaginative. I would highly recommend watching each subsequent film(part of the Lord of the Rings trilogy directed by Peter Jackson) after finishing each book.
八 年 级 女 孩
1
<The Hate U Give> 
以社会敏感话题例如警察暴力和种族歧视为话题的一本引人入胜的必读书。
This is a must read and is incredibly gripping. It sheds light upon often avoided but important topics such as police brutality and racism.
2
<The Absolutely True Diary Of A Part-Time Indian>
一本文笔精妙的正能量作品
This is a witty coming-of-age book that is relatable and funny. It’s just so real and the pencil cartoons fit perfectly into the story. 
3
<My Sister’s Keeper> 
让你不由自主同情故事里的每个人物。
This is a heartwarming book that is paced perfectly and makes you feel every emotion possible. It makes you feel sympathy for every character, not only the cancer patient.
4
<The Glass Castle>
简洁的自传，不一样的父母和不一般的成长经历。
This is a memoir about how a few children lived through a family with two dysfunctional parents. This book is straightforward, clear, but still captivates the reader through storytelling.
5
<Roll of Thunder, Hear my Cry>
把读者带到充满种族歧视的上世纪美国南方
This book really transports the reader into the racist Deep South. The characters are very complex and make the reader feel real empathy towards them.
6
<The Giver>
如果抹去带来痛苦和欢乐的记忆，人类会怎么样。
This dystopian book encourages readers to ponder important questions. It is simple in the writing style but deep in thoughts.
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<To Kill a Mockingbird>
一本让我们忧伤又深思的书。
This is a modern classic that most people have heard of already, and it deserves its accolades. Some lines in the book give you chills up and down your spine while some of the witty jokes make you smile.
九 年 级 女 孩
1
<Kindred> 
这部小说对一个经常被讨论的观点(废奴和公平)有着更深入的观点和看法。
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Through the eyes of someone from a time close to the reader’s, Octavia Butler creates a story that her modern-day audience can comprehend better than just horrific statistics. In “Kindred”, Dana, the main character, demonstrates an important factor to the normalization of slavery in the 1800’s: The power of the environment against one’s identity. This novel brings deep insight to a topic discussed time and time again.
对儿女威逼利诱，无所不用其极，榨出长长短短41个书评的众妈妈感言：
  1. 女孩子还是普遍比男孩子爱看书，爱写东西。
  2. 男孩子不看也就算了，看起书来颇有深度。
  3. 孩子越大越使唤不动了，十年级的大姐姐直接来了句：“我在读莎士比亚的麦克白，为什么读？因为这是上课要读的书啊，不读怎么考试？“
  4. 缺的从来不是好书，而是爱看好书的娃。

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