The Outsiders

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Summary: The outsiders review
Review: This book is ok it has kind of wild out of this world names like ponyboy and sodapop. If you like gang fights and fighting themes this is the book for you. Its only a couple bucks so buy it and read it for yourself. I'm not a book person but this is a good book. ...So buy it and when you get done reading it go sell it to a freind or something. Overall the PLOT is what really stands out.

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Summary: My review of the book Outsiders.
Review: I thought that this book was very interesting. I feel that some of the things that happened in the book I could really relate to. Most of the boys in the story have life very hard but yet they seem to move on day to day. I also feel that it was a good book because it was all about teenagers and the story was easier to relate to that way.

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Summary: The Outsiders is great!!!!
Review: I think that The Outsiders is the best book that I have ever read. We had to read it for our English class and I loved it. I think that it is so good because you are almost there with the characters. You feel what they are feeling. If you haven't already read this book then you should. The movie is pretty good so watch it!

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Review: This book keeps you hooked. I read it in seventh grade and I couldn't put it down. If you don't like to read then read this book. It is one of the best books I've ever read, and I am currently reading the rest of Hinton's books. I give it 5 stars.

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Summary: best assignment ever!
Review: This book was thee best emotional, dramatic page turner ever written! I thought that it might not be good because the english teacher made us read it over the summer but it was one of the best young adult novels I have ever read! S. E. Hinton really paints a picture of all the emotions going through Ponyboy's head....

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Summary: One of the best books I have ever read.
Review: I read this book many years ago and I also read it this week. It is totally amazing. This is definitely a book that will make you laugh and cry. It is told so well by S.E Hinton that you can almost feel like you are on this wild journey with the greasers. I just love the Dally and the Ponyboy characters so much that early in my teen years, I wished that I could step right into the book and become their friend. A regular old greaser. Tuff. The movie is just as good as the book too. Compliments to S.E. Hinton for being such an inspirational writer. I have to admit, this book really comforted me in my times of depression. I hope it helps many more like me. It is totally a five star book.

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Review: I think this book is one of the few that I will always be able to relate to in my life. The characters are so real to me, and I can see them in so many of the people that are close to me, as well as myself. As a result of this book, I have had a greater understanding of these people, and will always enjoy reading it over and over again. I'd recommend this book to anyone, because it helps you see the other side of things, it really gets you thinking. Most of all, it inspires you to just be who you are and appreciate those who are important to you.

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Summary: good book!
Review: never read one like it... you should seriously read it, it was good. Worth all my time.

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Summary: An exciting, touching story.
Review: I read "The Outsiders" by S.E. Hinton because it was an assigned book for school. The book really touched me and I still wonder about what it would be like to be Ponyboy's friend. For some weird reason, I would like to actually be in the story, but have it be real. I don't know why, but I think I like Ponyboy. That is why I think the book "touched" me.

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Summary: My favorite book when I was growing up...
Review: It is hard for me to describe just how huge an impact this book had on my life when I was growing up. I first read this book in middle school and then re-read it many times going into my high school years. Any young adult can relate to this book, especially the way it vividly portrays what it feels like to be an "outsider" who's not part of the "popular" crowd; and the surprising flip side, that the people in the popular group may be just as lonely (and subject to the same pressures) as the outsiders. Any teen should relate strongly to this story. If asked to name my favorite book of all time, this would probably be it; it meant so much to me growing up. Thank you S.E. Hinton, from the bottom of my heart.