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Book Review &#; Swear on This Life by Renee Carlino
Swear on This Life by Renée Carlino
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“Girls love each other like animals. There is something ferocious and unself-conscious about it. We don't guard ourselves like we do with boys. No one trains us to shield our hearts from each other. With girls, it's total vulnerability from the beginning. Our skin is bare and soft. We love with claws and teeth and the blood is just proof of how much. It's feral.
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“I examined the poets, and I look on them as people whose talent overawes both themselves and others, people who present themselves as wise men and are taken as such, when they are nothing of the sort.
From poets, I moved to artists. No one was more ignorant about the arts than I; no one was more convinced that artists possessed really beautiful secrets. However, I noticed that their condition was no better than that of the poets and that both of them have the same misconc
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By: Nic Stone
Published By: Crown Books for Young Readers
Publication Date: October 27,
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Young Adult - Contemporary
I have been putting this review off in the hopes that I could somehow formulate a review that would do this novel justice. Dear Martin is one of the best contemporaries I have read recently and it focuses on important social issues that are prevalent in our society today. The other reason this novel is so powerful is because it provides insight into a cultural group that is not part of my own experience.
As race relations continue to be a problem in the United States, novels like this one become an important part of the conversation. Justyce, the main character, fights prejudice and discrimination on almost a daily basis at his elite Atlanta boarding school. He is attending school on scholarship, a fact that the rich white kids often rem