I love your review!!

Hi Kolan, I respect your opinion. However, many of your claims are not supported by the text. As far as character development goes, most characters see a large amount of development. Dally, for example, goes from being a tough guy to caring deeply about Johnny. Ponyboy goes from a kid who follows the crowd to someone who thinks for himself and learns that fighting is not the answer. He learns that people are people, and it is not just about Soc's and greasers. He goes from thinking Darry dislikes him, to fully appreciating all Darry has given up for him. The settings were based off of the Author's hometown, so they are not created to be exciting, instead, they were created to be realistic. The characters are highly relatable because while we may not be in similar circumstances, they all feel human emotions that we can relate to. The unintelligible dialogue is called dialect, and it is a way for the author to create characters who sound more realistic. Most people do not use proper grammar when speaking to friends each day. The drugs and cussing is to show how rough these kids have it, and how rough they are around the edges. It brings the idea that people are not what they seem to the forefront of this novel. Lastly, The Outsiders does not encourage dropping out. Instead, it shows the importance of staying in school because Darry gave up his chance at college to make sure Ponyboy does not drop out, and his other friends and family encourage him to stay in school.

This book is probably the book that means the most to me. My sister gave it to me about 4 years ago and it means the world to me. The book is about two sisters (one older one younger) who are different in many ways but also the same in many ways. When you have a sister, it's more then that, it's having a best friend you can tell anything to and not feel like you'll be judged. That's what this book is like in my opinion. I recommend this to sisters everywhere ♥♥♥ Thanks for reading -Ajg16's reviews

Q: Do Minecraft and jokes to together? A: YES!! So the book has jokes (duh.) Like -- Why didn't the ghast ever do it's chores? It Nether had the time. Haha that was so bad it's funny! 😂 it also has the favorite bands of Minecrafters like -- Imagine "Ender" Dragon & New kids on the "block" hehehe.. Also you know your a Minecraft when... You step on a spider and think about turning it into a bow --- you watch a zombie movie, and when a zombie does you ask, "Why didn't it drop anything?" -- there are sixty-four items in you backpack right now... Hehehe wasn't that fun to read? Think of all the fun you'll have reading the entire joke book! Thanks for reading -Ajg16's reviews

Oh boy as I have a deep respect for the author who wrote this book, writing it at the young age of just 16, you can tell so by the writing style and diction I still believe that you should just skip the book and watch the movie because the best thing you are going to get out of the story line is Rob lowe👌

I had to read this book as a class assignment, and I have to say I have nevver been more interested in a clss asigned book. I love the 50s plot, and I have to say I disagree with my other reviewers. The fact that this book mentions real life issues makes it more realatable for the readers. Reviewker Kolan.. mentions that they are smoking at a young age, the plot of the book was in a time long ago were those kind of things are normal. I find it interestion to see how many things are different then to now.

bob needs ice for his drink. so who better to help then A.R.F to help him out! the team goes to antartica and tries to find ice. goes antartica has alot of ice... but happens when the team finds a baby penguin!? read this book to find out. i think this is a perfect book to read to youngetrsibilings because its something you both can enjoy. thanks for reading Ajg16s reviews