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I think anyone can relate to this book because it’s about being teen and rebelling against others.

A book about a young women who dies and in order to fully enter Heaven she must write about the ten best days of her life and prove that she lived a meaningful life. Very touching and the main character changes through her journey. The book will soon be made into a movie with Amy Adams playing the main character Alex.

This is one of my favorite autobiographies. Michael J. Fox discussed his battles with addition and finding happiness while having a very public career. Many parts are inspirational.

I first read this book when I was 13 and it was first coming of age book and a story that shows a struggle for a better life. The character of Francie is a person who struggles to find happiness despite things not always going her way.

This book is a compliation of letters by the poet Rilke to a young man who is also poet named Franz Kappus. Rilke inspires Kappus through letter correspondence in which the themes of coming-of-age and society are discussed between the two. Overall Rilke helps Kappus find his passion in writing.

I received this book as a present two years ago and I enjoyed it. It is a great book about sports, growing up and the bonds that exist in a small town.

I read this book after watching the movie. I love the book more because it is inspirational and is guide for being a better person and making the world a better place.

Last year I took a college course about literature. The professor told us a lot about William Faulkner’s book As I Lay Dying. I read it last summer and I agreed with my professor it is a well written book. It is a book that deals with economic classism, family and death.

Field of Dreams has been one of my faovitre movies. Just last year I decided to read Shoeless Joe by W.P. Kinsella which was the inspiration for Field of Dreams which was directed by Phil Alden Robinson who loved the book and adapted the book for a screenplay. I read the book and I loved it Kinsella captures a lot of the longing for better parent/child relationships and how baseball is part of life and culture.

I first read this book when I was high school and I loved it right away. The movie was good too. I have read the book about 5 times and I find it inspiring sometimes.