Red Scarf Girl (1997) (edit title/settings)

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“in class
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“It's a really good book.”

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“I'm not really into this genra, it was okay, a required book to read for school.”

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“This book is a memoir about Ji-Li's childhood during the cultural revolution in China. Ji-Li is a smart, independent girl. Her grandpa was a landlord, so her family was classified as "black". Ji-Li faced many troubles and decisions. A hard decision for her was to stay or tear apart from her "black" family.
YAY I met Ji-Li Jiang!!”

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“emotional”

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“This book is about Ji Li Jiang who lives in china ruled by a man name chairman mao and how he is taking control over everyone Ji Li has a family who was a land lord and if your a landlord you go to jail s oher family went to jail”

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“This story makes me grateful for the freedoms we have in America. Though our country isn't perfect, I'm thankful for our constitution and the founding fathers. I pray our country never adopts communist beliefs.”

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“this book was a really good book it was a book about revolution but it has a moral lesson and it teaches and showed you how that lesson was taut and used ”

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“Revealing memoir about the cultural revolution in China. The author paints a vivid picture of what life was like for families amidst the revolution. A people yearning to please their superiors, however also devoted to their histories, living conflicted, living in fear, forced to give up anything that has ever had meaning to them...insightful and informative novel. ”

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“Superb account of the cultural revolution through the eyes of young girl who actually went through it. China serves as a watchword for how badly a paternalistic government can get it.”