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A Comparison Of Bullies In Beloved And Tow Books
in the beginning of the stories I read tow books and both have same them.
And both books are differently.
The books have a lot in common and the both books had a bullied and in the name jar unhei was the bullied of her name and also the jankyard bullied on her name and this what am understand is both books had a bullied they are different both of them and the first book are toking about the people are do same thing good and the other taking about the name jar that mean the girl want to change her name because they laving it her and unhie's dad help her to change her name but her friends still laving it her and mrs.person trying to help the class to stop laving it her. Think you for the book and I like it thank you so
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