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The Unwanted: Stories of the Syrian Refugees: A Graphic Novel – A Sibert Honor Winner on War, Survival, and Resilience
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Juliet Hartell is on page 80 of 112

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The Unwanted: Stories of the Syrian Refugees: A Graphic Novel

Ashley is on page 54 of 112

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Victor Mandujano is finished

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Victor Mandujano is on page 56 of 112

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Emma is on page 48 of 112

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Alex Kern is 43% done

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Kelly is 79% done

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Kelly is 72% done

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Kelly is 50% done

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Kelly is 39% done

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Kelly is 17% done

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Nicole Beeman-Cadwallader is 75% done

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Michael Boyle is on page 50 of 112

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Amadeus is finished

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Jaslynn Harrell is 10% done

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Nelda Zamir is starting

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Alec is on page 55 of 112

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Jennica is 50% done

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Lori Gsell is on page 67 of 112

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Courtney Reder is on page 63 of 112

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Courtney Reder is on page 20 of 112

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Sabrina is on page 85 of 112

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Sabrina is on page 40 of 112

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Quinn Grassel is on page 84 of 112

I realized a very significant moment in the book. That these refugees are still fighting for there freedom and that they will keep fighting for it until they get it. On page 79, it states "I just want a normal life like everyone else." This is important because its showing that these people are fighting so they can just have a "normal" life.

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Quinn Grassel is on page 63 of 112

I've noticed a lot so far. The Syrian Refugees live life with no freedom. They have no rights. They get massacred, slaughtered, abducted, punished, and a lot more. The way they live life is awful and they are still fighting for there freedom. That's one thing this book represents. It represents "fighting for what's right."

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