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Julia Monaghan
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Updated Apr 26, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
01:08
Chapter 3
01:19
Chapter 4
01:21
Chapter 5
01:44
Chapter 6
01:46
Chapter 7
02:02
Chapter 8
Audio Transcript
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We're rolling Live, Good Morning Ladies and gentlemen, Fellow Citizens.
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Um, I have been reading for the past few months,
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this book called Finding Langston.
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Let's go to the first slide finding length been written
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by lisa klein ransom.
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This is a Children's historical fiction book.
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Okay, I'm just gonna go into the second one.
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Um, so this is a bit of back story kind
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of a review.
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Langston is a young black boy back in the 19
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forties who moves from the country in Alabama to the
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big city of Chicago with his daddy after his mom
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died. This heartwarming story takes you on his journey, making
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new friends in dealing with bullies while recovering from the
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grief of losing his mama as he discovers who he
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truly is.
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Okay, we're going to go ahead.
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You go to the next one here.
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You learn the importance of telling the truth, owning up
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to your own mistakes no matter how difficult it is.
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Okay. Um, and now we're going to do this one.
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Um She'll be looking out for you wherever you go,
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she said, so don't be shaming her respect yourself and
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everyone around you and you'll make her proud.
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Langston's grandma, talking to him about his mom, mama, sorry.
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Um and then Mhm.
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Um and then we're going to do this one here,
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and then we'll kind of wrap it up.
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The author makes you aware of the discrimination and segregation
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that existed in both the north and the south and
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the 1940s turn the great migration.
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In conclusion, this book is super duper good.
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When I started reading it, I literally couldn't put it
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down. Um It's very interesting.
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I like how the author puts it into perspective of
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Langston. Um It's super informative and yeah, I really really,
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really love it, but.
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