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My star rating for this book is 7 out of 10 stars. The characters and their challenges are very realistic. Also, the author does an excellent job of showing how each of them were affected by the disaster. However, in my opinion some of the conflicts between the different characters don't fit together very smoothly. It was also very hard to keep up with which Character had which conflict in the book. Other than that the book was great!
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Genre;
The genre of the book nine, ten is Historical Fiction.
Reason For Choosing;
The reason why I chose this book is because I got this for Christmas and it was just on my shelf. I have also been looking in to the 9/11 incident, and I thought it would be a good book.
Main Characters;
Sergio, Aimee, Naheed, and Will
Setting;
Time: September 9, 2001- September 11, 2001 but at the end of the story it tells about one year later after the catastrophe
Place: New York City
Favorite Part;
This may sound bad but, my favorite part is when the plane hits the second tower and when Sergio is at school relating to what Gideon said about being brave.
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The book is about four kids that are from different places and have different religions and have different conflicts throughout the 9/11 incident. Sergio's conflict is that he doesn't get along with his dad very well but loves to be with his grandma. Will's conflict in the story is that he lost his dad in a car accident. Naheed's conflict is that she hasn't felt so uncomfortable about her religion, Muslim. But starting her new school she is feeling funny because she is getting weird looks about her head scarf. Aimee's conflict is that she is starting a new school in a new city and can't be with her mom because she is flying to New York for her business.
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