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issa_pk
issa_pk
The Outsiders | SE Hinton
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Pickpick

This book is so well written and real, one of my top reads from Febuary!

LoverOfLearning Just recently listened to this again. Been a long time since I read it in high school. Still an excellent read. 2w
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KaylasReadingNook
KaylasReadingNook
The Outsiders | SE Hinton
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It‘s been 10 years since I read this book and I was glad to drive back in. Every laugh and every tear. Stay gold ⭐️

LoverOfLearning Recently reread this one since high-school. Such a great one. 2w
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BkClubCare
BkClubCare
The Outsiders | SE Hinton
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Listened 🎧 to this and watched the film 🎥 last night. Enjoyed both! I honestly can‘t remember if I truly read the book when I was in HS and I don‘t remember if I even saw the movie, but I can now FOR SURE check it off a list ☑️ #Feb2025 Book14

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LoverOfLearning A great read!! 2w
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daisyluvr
daisyluvr
The Outsiders | SE Hinton
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I have read and re-read this book and can say that it will always be a favorite. My own copy has definitely seen better days but the love I hold for this book is deep. I think everyone should read this book at least once in their lives and then stop to think about the message the author was trying to convey.

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MariaW
MariaW
The Outsiders | S. E. Hinton
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It looks a bit worn because it has been used a lot in our school - I never did so far, but I definitely will. I really liked this coming off age story and it doesn‘t feel like being old at all. I really like the way of fast-paced writing and enjoyed the somewhat hardened character of Cherry very much. She‘s definitely seen it all. 💪💪💪

Tamra My son really liked reading it and watching the film. I don‘t recall if it was freshman or sophomore year. 4mo
LoverOfLearning Recently reread this since being in high school. Still an excellent read. 2w
MariaW @LoverOfLearning I am currently teaching it in school. 💪💪💪 2w
LoverOfLearning @MariaW I so love that for you! 2w
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MariaW
MariaW
The Outsiders | S. E. Hinton
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Reading The Outsiders for the first time because we have a class set in school. It seems somewhat familiar even thogh I never read or watched it. Reminds me of all those underdog 80ies movies. 😊

TheBookgeekFrau Ohhhh, enjoy!! Such a good book ☺️ 4mo
Scochrane26 So good! And it was made into an ‘80s movie 4mo
DogMomIrene Highly recommend watching the movie after you‘re done with the book. Both are so good! 4mo
MariaW @Scochrane26 @DogMomIrene I will definitely watch the movie next. 😊 4mo
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OriginalCyn620
OriginalCyn620
The Outsiders | S.E. Hinton
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#HauntedShelf #bookscavengerhunt #monochrome #DeadSerious

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Daniel Artemenko
Daniel Artemenko
The Outsiders | SE Hinton
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Reading the second half of The Outsiders by S. E Hinton was an emotional rollercoaster. In the first half of the novel, we are introduced to the characters and their characteristics, as well as the outrageous rivalry between the Greasers and the Socs. However, the second half of the book is an entirely different book. the excitement of the book constantly left me transfixed, as the more I read the book, the more engaged I felt.

kspenmoll 💖💖 4mo
Daniel Artemenko The second half of the novel is where you slowly get more engaged by the chapter. Issues arise after a drunken confrontation from the Socs that leaves one dead, and the protagonist, Ponyboy Curtis, and another Greaser, Johnny Cade on the run from the police. Later, a church Pony and Johnny were staying at sets fire and the two are considered heroes after saving some children stuck in the burning church. Johnny is left in critical condition, and (edited) 4mo
Daniel Artemenko Pony with minor burns. Johnny sadly passes, and as a result of this, the toughest Greaser, Dallas Winston, pulls a bluff gun on the police after robbing a store, resulting in his death aswell. This happened because Johnny was Dally's best friend, and Johnny's death broke him. To say that this is an emotional book is a little of an understatment, as I never have somber feelings in sad parts in books or movies, but S. E. Hinton is such a skilled (edited) 4mo
Daniel Artemenko writer, and I felt as if I was one of the Greasers having the same feelings as they have. The book ends with Ponyboy starting on a school project, and the first line of it is the first line of the book. The Outsiders is on my top 3 list of novels, and if you're looking for similar books, you should read Sag Harbour by Colson Whitehead, Dear Martin by Nic Stone, or Monster by Walter Dean Myers. The story teaches us to think before we act, as Pony- (edited) 4mo
Daniel Artemenko boy could've avoided many situations if he thought about the consequences of his actions before he actually did them. A theme I could find in the book is found in the conflicts of social classes. the Greasers are stereotyped and missuncerstood, leading to discrimintation from the Socs. 4mo
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Daniel Artemenko
Daniel Artemenko
The Outsiders | SE Hinton
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The Outsiders by SE Hinton is a superb book choice for practically anyone, and you can almost entirely guarantee they will enjoy it. This book is written In the first person perspective, where we see the view of the main character, Ponyboy living in a rough neighbourhood where the greasers and Socs have a teeth-gritting rivalry. Those who enjoy non-fiction drama, realistic fiction, or social issues books will find The Outsiders a perfect match.

Daniel Artemenko Additionally, for those who seek the same impression that The Outsiders gave, \“The Catcher in the Rye\“ by JD Salinger, \“Looking for Alaska\' by John Green, and \“The Perks of Being a Wallflower\“ by Stephen Chbosky are all fantastic books and are loved by individuals all over the world 5mo
weston.kenway Im sorry
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Sharpeipup
Sharpeipup
The Outsiders | SE Hinton
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Adding the tagged book to my list after seeing it on this banned books display at a local store.
#bannedbooks

CogsOfEncouragement I read it after finding out it was a friend‘s favorite book. I read it in a weekend and understood why she loves it. Enjoy! 5mo
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