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conulyIt's "optional", so she's not reading any of those books, but is instead reading two other quality books of her choosing. She felt their suggestions were too realistic, with too much romance and too much of an emphasis on "gritty" realism. So instead she's going with Summer of the Mariposas and Not Your Sidekick.
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What New York Subway Stations Actually Look Like
Was the First Eclipse Prediction an Act of Genius, a Brilliant Mistake, or Dumb Luck?
Dutch students grow their own biodegradable car
Multi-nutrient rice against malnutrition
Africa has entered the space race, with Ghana's first satellite now orbiting earth
The New Atheists of the Philippines
As Modi and his right-wing Hindu base rise, so too does a celebrity yoga tycoon
From jail to Yale: Felon faces scrutiny in bid to be lawyer
Google fires employee behind anti-diversity memo
Republicans on recess hold town halls, are met with constituents angry about health care
How Brexit is set to hurt Europe’s financial systems
The Little Boy Who Escaped From Boko Haram
Diplomacy to defuse India, China border crisis slams into a wall: sources
Unlearning the myth of American innocence
Where manufacturing jobs are plentiful, Trump’s supporters want better
America is more entrenched in Syria than you may realize
'I Give Up': Top War Crimes Expert Resigns From U.N.'s Syria Inquiry
U.S. May Begin Airstrikes Against ISIS in Philippines
Philippine police use hospitals to hide drug war killings
Defendants kept in the dark about evidence until it’s too late: New York is one of 10 states where prosecutors can wait until just before trial to share evidence, which critics say is unfair. A new bill could change the rules.
A cop stopped a car for speeding — then pointed a gun at a passenger for more than 9 minutes
Cities need more than air conditioning to get through heat waves
US federal department is censoring use of term 'climate change', emails reveal
Why arguments against WaPo’s Oval Office leaks are wrong
What New York Subway Stations Actually Look Like
Was the First Eclipse Prediction an Act of Genius, a Brilliant Mistake, or Dumb Luck?
Dutch students grow their own biodegradable car
Multi-nutrient rice against malnutrition
Africa has entered the space race, with Ghana's first satellite now orbiting earth
The New Atheists of the Philippines
As Modi and his right-wing Hindu base rise, so too does a celebrity yoga tycoon
From jail to Yale: Felon faces scrutiny in bid to be lawyer
Google fires employee behind anti-diversity memo
Republicans on recess hold town halls, are met with constituents angry about health care
How Brexit is set to hurt Europe’s financial systems
The Little Boy Who Escaped From Boko Haram
Diplomacy to defuse India, China border crisis slams into a wall: sources
Unlearning the myth of American innocence
Where manufacturing jobs are plentiful, Trump’s supporters want better
America is more entrenched in Syria than you may realize
'I Give Up': Top War Crimes Expert Resigns From U.N.'s Syria Inquiry
U.S. May Begin Airstrikes Against ISIS in Philippines
Philippine police use hospitals to hide drug war killings
Defendants kept in the dark about evidence until it’s too late: New York is one of 10 states where prosecutors can wait until just before trial to share evidence, which critics say is unfair. A new bill could change the rules.
A cop stopped a car for speeding — then pointed a gun at a passenger for more than 9 minutes
Cities need more than air conditioning to get through heat waves
US federal department is censoring use of term 'climate change', emails reveal
Why arguments against WaPo’s Oval Office leaks are wrong
