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Created March 17, 1996, Last Updated December 4, 1998
Sook Nyul Choi ** || Evaluation: The book was really good. I enjoied reading it. It was nice to read someone's else life, and feel like you going through things with them. The book had its ups and downs. It was nice to have some really good and happy things in this book cause there were so many bad things going on. Sookcan is a strong character in the book. She had to grow up and add like a young adult when she was still a little kid. She cared for her family so much. She lost her grandfather, which was the saddness out of the whole book. Someone she loved so much and looked up to, was gone. You could feel her pain while reading the book. Her life was changing every second of the book, she had to adjust to it, wheather she liked it or not. She had so much hope the war would be over soon, so did her family, it keep the book going. They took their life one day at a time. || [|Korea]
 * **//Year of Impossible Goodbyes//
 * Word Wall:
 * friendship
 * love
 * hope
 * korea
 * japen
 * control
 * power
 * alone
 * secerets
 * war
 * little kids
 * school
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[|korea] || <span style="color: #b95b5b; font-family: Georgia,serif;"> Sookan and Ponynoy are very much alike. They both lost peopel they love. They both watch people treat each other differently. They both lived in danger. They both lived through bad things.They both faced many problems. They both had to mature at a young age to take care of them self. They both lived through poverty. || <span style="color: #008080; font-family: Tahoma,Geneva,sans-serif; font-size: 130%;">Bibliography [Website title, Article title, date, publisher, date retrieved, and authors] SOOK NYUL CHOI
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 * // Created March 17, 1996, Last Updated December 4, 1998  //** == Originally Compiled in 1996 by Amy Dresnack, Janet Gonzalez, and Mariah Araujo ==

with Kay E. Vandergrift in Young Adult Literature
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