Home is Not a Country - California Book Awards

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In this video I answered the question, why does this book deserve to win, and I did it in a creative way with many transitions, also at the end I made a poster to promote the book.

Written by Sophie H.
From New Tech High at Coppell
In Texas

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The Mirror Season for the California Book Awards Jessica B., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas

The Mirror Season should win the California Book Award for many reasons. The book is well written and filled with themes that are important to understand. This book also includes a true story that ...

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The most memorable Character for "The Mirror Season" Anna T., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas I want to share my favorite character from "The Mirror Season". I made a poster explaining why Graciela is my favorite character in "The Mirror season"! Tagged With : welcome

Most meaningful character of Mirror Season Anabella A., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas I chose Graciela as the most meaningful character to me. I wanted to show this by making a faded image of her and by adding purple watercolor to match the book cover kind of. And, I used Canva to m... Tagged With : welcome

Instructions for Dancing Book Review Kaitlyn P., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas I created a book review of the book Instructions for Dancing Book Review. My review was on the main character Evie and how she is meaningful to me. Tagged With : welcome

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Instructions for Dancing Response Lucy M., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas After receiving the strange gift of seeing how people's relationships will end, Evie believes that everybody's love will eventually come to an end. Can X prove to Evie that falling in love is about... Tagged With : welcome

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Dear Mr. Selznick (Kaleidoscope) Carmel C., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas A poem in the form of a letter to Brian Selznick, the author of Kaleidoscope, and how the book describes the grief and loneliness I felt over the past few years. Tagged With : we are not free , welcome

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