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Jun 21, 2010

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review by asisler. July 03, 2010

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Must not be all that bad since it is required reading in middle school.

I know that story lines have changed, kids have changed, but we still have socs and greasers in every school. We still have the prettiest girl and the bully. I read this book when I was in the 8th grade over 29 years ago. It was got me away from the Nancy Drew books. Now 29 years later my children are reading it and they are getting the same message out of it that I did. It was nice to actually have some mutual ground to discuss with my children and how it relates to … more

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review by sk8r901. June 12, 2010

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The Outsiders

This book "The outsiders" is about a small "youth-gang" called the Greasers. They have rival's call "Socs", they are a social "gang" pretty much jock's. This book grabs a hold of you and pulls you into the life of the characters. Characters: Most are also in other S.E Hinton Books Ponyboy Curtis - The novel’s fourteen-year-old main character Darrel Curtis - Ponyboy’s oldest … more

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Quick Tip by ohhaykfrankk. August 03, 2010

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I hate books with violence but I picked up this book because I was bored in school, and after 3 pages, I had to go home. I just HAD to ask my teacher to borrow it because I couldn't stop reading it, I finished it in one day. For a book that isn't my type, I thought it was amazing and detailed. The characters were like friends of mine and the neighborhood details was as if I had lived there all my life.

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Quick Tip by NiceMarmot. July 16, 2010

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Mediocre, but entertaining. "The Outsiders," should tide over those that thought there should have been a "Grease 3."

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Quick Tip by World_Dancer. July 13, 2010

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The most memorable book from my teen years, oh how I cried! And now my son read it in middle school and liked it too. Timeless emotions!

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Quick Tip by graceface. July 12, 2010

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Another book that I was required to read in junior high and one that I have come to love very much.

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Quick Tip by JosephDavis. July 12, 2010

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read this book in Middle school. It was okay. I am always a bit skeptical of the books that we have to read in school:)

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Quick Tip by akitosin. July 08, 2010

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a good old class reletive book, makes everyday seem about right, best first line in a book ever

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Quick Tip by simbaraves. July 06, 2010

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another one of my favorites. more up there than others though. most teenage boys can relate a lot to theses kids, even if its just in there head, they feel for them. the epic journey of two boys living alone isolated like that because of a system that would just see a "greaser", when all they did was defend themselves. i love this tale, dally is my favorite, stay gold.

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