Ellie Reese Favorite Character - California Book Awards

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The Mirror Season

Written by Elizabeth R.
From New Tech High at Coppell
In Texas

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Home is not a Country Lynlee G., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas Nima has wished for her whole life to be another version of herself. A beautifully named, perfect version that still lives in her home country. But when she comes face to face with her other realit... Tagged With : welcome

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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Home is Not a Country Sophie H., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas

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.

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Of Earth - Mae V. Cowdery Visual Poem Analysis Gian G., River City High School, California

In my opinion it could mean many things. I thought that it was trying to personify earth.A metaphor is a literary device to compare 2 things without using like or as. Metaphors in this poem signify...

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