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For the second semester book club, I took requests. Each student who
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wanted to join turned in 3 books they wanted to read. They also chose how often they wanted to meet. We ended up with every three weeks and I compiled a list from their choices. I also threw in a meeting over spring break - which is what you are seeing here. These are 6th and 7th graders, and one intern, meeting to discuss I am Number Four by Pittacus Lore. Now, I know many of you had issues with this book but it was a number one choice across the board, so we read it. They loved it! We met for 1 1/2 hours alternately discussing the book, the movie casting, and the Hunger Games casting. We then speculated on what the Power of Six stood for - the girl Number 6 or all the Numbers together.
Our next meeting will be at the end of the month, during lunch with 6th graders discussing Hunchback Assignments by Arthur Slade
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and 7th graders discussing Beastly by Alex Flinn. BTW, our spring break meeting was in the public library branch walking distance from the student's houses.
I've seen I AM NUMBER FOUR in movie and I wanna know if do story has been completely showed or not? As I was amazed after watching it.
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