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Speak

Speak

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Speak
Review: I LOVE IT!! This book intranced me until I finished it!! I could soo relate...When I finished this book I read again!... It's that great!! Everyone should own Speak!!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson
Review: Through this one amazing book, Laurie Halse Anderson displays the hatred and hardships of high school. Every word makes you want to read on. She writes in poetic form, and all of her words flow together perfectly. The ending of the book is so unexpected and breathtaking, you will somehow be changed after reading this touching story, Speak. Anderson does a wonderful job showing the life of a teenage girl just getting out of high school. The brats, the sweethearts, the nerds and the people that are just trying to fit in really bring out the character in the story. Not only those people, but also the secret that Melinda lets out at the end of the story. This well-written book was a delight to read, I think all teenagers and adults should have the chance to read Speak.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A rewarding read
Review: I read this book because it was recommended to me by several people. When I bought it, I started reading it on the way home from the bookstore and I couldn't put it down. Anderson's style makes you want to read more. Her protagonist is a character that all teenage girls (like myself) can relate to. The plot is a good one and could have been corny, but Anderson does such a good job with it and manages to teach a lesson at the end without sounding too preachy. All teenager girl should read this book.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Speaking without words
Review: Speak is a book about a teenage girl who is an outcast, after an unknown mistake she doesn't reveal until the end of the story. She is very troubled and lonely as none of her friends want to be near her anymore. She starts to make friends with a girl named Heather, who helps her get through lunch unoticed. As the story unfolds, she gets closer and closer to telling her secret.
In my opinion Speak is one of the better books I have read during my life. I enjoyed the humerous and mysterious outlooks that the girl, Melinda, has on life and the teenage population. She expresses strongly her beliefs on school, cliques, and life. Through her sarcastic eyes, a new world can be seen.
The theme of the story seems to be about what can be said without speaking. The book is extreemly funny and great for someone who likes to be kept wondering. It is also, however, a book that will shock you in the end, far from its humerous beginning.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: ****Great Book****
Review: I loved this book!! I am only 12 years old right now, 11 when I read it, and I still loved it. It isnt a fancy book with long words, just real teen thoughts. It is written in a way a true teenager would write it. It is fun to read Melindas thoughts, and in some parts you will cry, and some you will laugh; it's a GREAT book. I highly recommend it!!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: very touching, a must 2 read for anyone!!
Review: This book is amazing. It didn't let my attention off of it through out the whole thing. I think it is very touching because it made me cry by the end. A girl gets raped during a party while she was drunk, and then hides her fear for the guy who happens to go to the same school. It involves friendships, teachers, parents, and her passion to draw. Its AMAZING, one word describs it all, and im not just saying that. YOU HAVE TO GO READ IT.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: AWESOME BOOK, AND FAST READ!!!!
Review: Wow! For a first novel, this was GREAT!!! It was a very fast read and very smooth and easy to understand. Being a teen my self, I was able to relate to alot of the things that the character was going through and experiencing. I loved this book though. It was a very real, true story that was heart-felt. I would reccomend it to anyone who wants to read a book that will touch them in many ways. Great job, Laurie Anderson!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Bitter reality
Review: The isolation, fear and pain of Melinda in 'Speak' is the bitter reality of High School life for some. The way in which her 'friends' react to her when she most needs them is disturbingly typical and adds to the mean world in which she is struggling to survive. If you are ostracized at school you will recognize yourself and perhaps this will help you endure it all. Even as the author explores the most sad situations she does so with humor, wit and grace that inspire the reader to hope and care deeply. How can all this be fun and make you laugh? Anderson's skill and deft use of humor makes this a book to both understand the bitter realities of life and to laugh at them.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Speak
Review: This is one of the best books I have ever read in my life. This book is for muture teenagers and adults.
its about a girl going through high school being a geek because she called the cops for a party. but no one really knows why she called the cops. the author gives you hints for why. but you find out why around the end of the story.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A great read!
Review: Me being a teen her age, it was a great book to read, because it was real... and real issues happeded that happen in high schools.. i thought it was a great book for teens to realise that no one is perfect....
i really liked reading it and i think you will too...


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