I have adhd and dyslexia thank you Rick for making feel like a superhero for that I can never repay you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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One of the best dystopian novels I've ever read.

percy is the real goat haa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

Percy Jaccks 🤑😶‍🌫🐸

This book made me cry so hard as a teen girl reading it. I empathized so badly with the plainer sister.

It’s ironic that this video is monetized with commercials!

I hope they make a sequel

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Well crap… 😢

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(SOME SPOILERS!!!!)(especially the ending) I love his books because there’s not really any good ending. Other than feed I’ve read Landscape with Invisible Hand and I’ve absolutely loved them because in reality, there is no hero’s that save the whole society. These characters don’t really accomplish anything but they show you the destruction and what can happen when society has turned vile. It’s a step into the shoes of an ordinary person, like me and you. Not everyone can change the world, but they can be aware of its destruction. The ending of the book was just amazing because (spoiler ahead!!!!) it showed how even when he was crying there was ads still trying to persuade him to buy the new latest things and the double meaning on “Everything must go” was just spot on. It was such a hit hard ending I just looked at my book for a while and took it in. This book got on my nerves when Titus just abandoned Violet because she was no longer “fun” but it all makes sense. He was so exposed to things that were dopamine filled and made him happy on the feed that when something upsetting happened, something sad he removed it from his life not knowing how much value it really had. In the end I still don’t think he really understood but at least stopped running from his problems. I know I keep repeating things but I just find this book so beautiful and a great depiction of an ordinary boy meeting an unordinary girl.

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Great class participation. I noticed this fast paced lesson used "apprehensive" about 10 times !! I do wish one thing had been added: that the etymology had been more than just the language source - Apprehensive comes from Latin, yes, meaning "to grasp or seize."

I listen to a lot of audio books while working, so I sometimes miss things. I was laughing/confused because the Afghan girl was talking about Facebook... I thought her story was in the same time frame as the boy in New York. I assumed it was a young writer thinking Facebook had been around forever.

I miss your adult books. Though getting to get kids to read is the doing the Lord’s work.

Uncle rick has randomly turned serious. Give him Red bull

Thank you maam now i have PTSD for the rest of my life

I remember reading this in 2006 or 2007 and holy cow this is spooky as heck how has seemed to be coming true.

freak the mighty is the matha fuckin worst book!!!!!! I had da read dat book and even my hole family thinks dat he's da worst author in da world. so put da middle finger 🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕 🖕High in da sky to dis dude Rodman philbrick everyone.

When ideology trumps reason, we‘re in trouble.

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When I read the giver quartet and thought of the trade master i thought "this author either is not a fan of jews or is jewish". Her usage of the word "schlep" speaks volumes.

That study gets it backwards. The students caused the burnout!!!

I have the movie on DVD, it's great 👍

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So many left handers in this class! :) Great lesson!

The book is fire ngl

First comment in 5 years. Legendary Interview.

I love your book, The Last Cuentista! I am using it in a book club with my sixth graders.

There she is!!! Get her!!! * angry traumatized mob beats her *

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It feels so surreal listening to the author of the book. I never knew the real story behind Bridge to Terabithia, but her point of making sense of a traumatic experience struck a chord in me. It's painful to revisit those kinds of memories, but caressing these vulnerable parts of our soul is crucial for healing. I'm excited to see where I'll start my first book chapter, even if it'll be painful at first glance. But thank you for uploading this thought-provoking video.🫶

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This is an all-time favourite of mine. I'm nearing 17 now, but I still fully recall the joy I felt when my mother flipped through this book for the first time with me. I still adore it to this day. Of course, I've since moved beyond children's books, but I'd like to think the morals portrayed in this book, those of delayed gratification and patience, have stuck with me. :)

*IM A TOUGH GUY. I DONT CRY* *BUT YOUR BOOK MADE ME BAWL* 😭

This is so sad. 😢

NEAL IS UNREAL!!!!

Neal shusterman is amazing 🤩

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Absolutely love the dragon series of books.. I read these when I was 38, you don't need to be a child to enjoy and learn from these books

Lisa Christina hill 😢❤

East of eden

Unwind is a 10/10

Alan Gratz is my favorite author

Thunder head voice!

Such important information!!!

Thank you so much for writing it and finishing it, you inspired me to write music and that story in some way changed my life and helped me to create bonds with people who are really close to me <3