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The book The Education of Margot Sanchez by Lilliam Rivera reminds me of a telenovela (a spanish soap opera). It has a bunch of twist and turns and is an entertaining read. It talks about family, school, having a confusing love life, and being blind to the world around you. The themes of this book are being yourself no matter what and look deeper than just the surface are the main reasons why I read this book. I was interested to see how the main character Margot Sanchez handled her situation as it maybe could help me handle situations better.

The first theme I want to talk about is be yourself no matter what. Margot, the main character, is playing a serious game of follow the leader. She tries to become her new rich friends Camille

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