The Hate U Give
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- Author：Angie Thomas
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Summary
8 starred reviews ∙ Goodreads Choice Awards Best of the Best ∙ William C。 Morris Award Winner ∙ National Book Award Longlist ∙ Printz Honor Book ∙ Coretta Scott King Honor Book ∙ #1 New York Times Bestseller！
"Absolutely riveting！" —Jason Reynolds
"Stunning。" —John Green
"This story is necessary。 This story is important。" —Kirkus （starred review）
"Heartbreakingly topical。" —Publishers Weekly （starred review）
"A marvel of verisimilitude。" —Booklist （starred review）
"A powerful， in-your-face novel。" —Horn Book （starred review）
Sixteen-year-old Starr Carter moves between two worlds: the poor neighborhood where she lives and the fancy suburban prep school she attends。 The uneasy balance between these worlds is shattered when Starr witnesses the fatal shooting of her childhood best friend Khalil at the hands of a police officer。 Khalil was unarmed。
Soon afterward， his death is a national headline。 Some are calling him a thug， maybe even a drug dealer and a gangbanger。 Protesters are taking to the streets in Khalil’s name。 Some cops and the local drug lord try to intimidate Starr and her family。 What everyone wants to know is: what really went down that night？ And the only person alive who can answer that is Starr。
But what Starr does—or does not—say could upend her community。 It could also endanger her life。
And don't miss On the Come Up， Angie Thomas's powerful follow-up to The Hate U Give。
"Absolutely riveting！" —Jason Reynolds
"Stunning。" —John Green
"This story is necessary。 This story is important。" —Kirkus （starred review）
"Heartbreakingly topical。" —Publishers Weekly （starred review）
"A marvel of verisimilitude。" —Booklist （starred review）
"A powerful， in-your-face novel。" —Horn Book （starred review）
Sixteen-year-old Starr Carter moves between two worlds: the poor neighborhood where she lives and the fancy suburban prep school she attends。 The uneasy balance between these worlds is shattered when Starr witnesses the fatal shooting of her childhood best friend Khalil at the hands of a police officer。 Khalil was unarmed。
Soon afterward， his death is a national headline。 Some are calling him a thug， maybe even a drug dealer and a gangbanger。 Protesters are taking to the streets in Khalil’s name。 Some cops and the local drug lord try to intimidate Starr and her family。 What everyone wants to know is: what really went down that night？ And the only person alive who can answer that is Starr。
But what Starr does—or does not—say could upend her community。 It could also endanger her life。
And don't miss On the Come Up， Angie Thomas's powerful follow-up to The Hate U Give。
Reviews
r。whitten862
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This book is amazing， super eye opening， and great for literally everyone over 13yo （just because of some content）！！！！！！！ If you’re debating reading it， this is your sign to read it！！
Brelyn
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It is commonly recommended to "walk a mile in their shoes"。 This resonated with me throughout this important read。 While there are things I have not experienced and likely will not experience as a white woman， this book allows you to walk in Starr's shoes as she displays horrifying realities faced by Americans everyday。 The uncensored， raw， and real emotion this book displays is so important。 Thomas is able to give a glimpse to every reader。 Truly impactful truly important。 While it is a definit It is commonly recommended to "walk a mile in their shoes"。 This resonated with me throughout this important read。 While there are things I have not experienced and likely will not experience as a white woman， this book allows you to walk in Starr's shoes as she displays horrifying realities faced by Americans everyday。 The uncensored， raw， and real emotion this book displays is so important。 Thomas is able to give a glimpse to every reader。 Truly impactful truly important。 While it is a definitive YA novel， the themes and storytelling are so important for all。 。。。more
Reni Krafft
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astounding
Iris Ruysschaert
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 The messed-up part？ There are so many more。Yet I think it'll change one day。 How？ I don't know。When？ I definitely don't know。 Why？ Because there willalways be someone ready to fight。 Maybe it's my turn。Others are fighting too， even in the Garden， wheresometimes it feels like there's not a lot worth fightingfor。 People are realizing and shouting and marching anddemanding。 They're not forgetting。 I think that's the mostimportant part。Khalil， I'll never forget。I'll never give up。I'll never be quiet The messed-up part？ There are so many more。Yet I think it'll change one day。 How？ I don't know。When？ I definitely don't know。 Why？ Because there willalways be someone ready to fight。 Maybe it's my turn。Others are fighting too， even in the Garden， wheresometimes it feels like there's not a lot worth fightingfor。 People are realizing and shouting and marching anddemanding。 They're not forgetting。 I think that's the mostimportant part。Khalil， I'll never forget。I'll never give up。I'll never be quiet。I promise。Beautiful。 。。。more
Clarke Jackson
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It's very close to perfect， I think this book should be required to be read in high school English classes。 It's very close to perfect， I think this book should be required to be read in high school English classes。 。。。more
Caylin Cannavino
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everyone should read this book
Nette_PierredeLune
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TRES GROSSE PÉPITE EN VUE ！ J'avais déjà lu des livres sur plein de sujets， mais jamais sur les violences policières ！ C'est un roman très très touchant et。。。 drôle malgré cette thématique pas très。。。 drôle ！J'avoue ne pas être très au courant sur cette actualité （ça va changer ！） mais le livre m'a parue assez réaliste （malheureusement ？） 。。。 Avant me lecture， j'avais un peu peur que cela ça triste comme roman。。。 mais en fait， pas trop （un peu quand même） ！ Il y a beaucoup d'humour et de moments TRES GROSSE PÉPITE EN VUE ！ J'avais déjà lu des livres sur plein de sujets， mais jamais sur les violences policières ！ C'est un roman très très touchant et。。。 drôle malgré cette thématique pas très。。。 drôle ！J'avoue ne pas être très au courant sur cette actualité （ça va changer ！） mais le livre m'a parue assez réaliste （malheureusement ？） 。。。 Avant me lecture， j'avais un peu peur que cela ça triste comme roman。。。 mais en fait， pas trop （un peu quand même） ！ Il y a beaucoup d'humour et de moments forts alors ça contrebalance bien ！ Les personnages sont vraiment très touchants ！ Ils avaient l'air si réel （de plus que je n'ai pas vraiment lu le livre mais écouté en livre audio）。 Ce n'est pas le plus gros avis que j'ai écrit， mais c'est que j'en perds les mots tellement ce livre et bien ！ Bref， je pense que vous l'avez compris : COUREZ L'ACHETER DANS VOTRE LIBRAIRIE ！ 。。。more
Helena Lehr
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I LOVED THIS BOOK。 that is all。
Marlena Stein
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I put off reading this book for years because it seemed so mainstream， but I regret not reading it sooner。 The writing and plot are so realistic that I kept having to put the book down。 I definitely reconnected。
Kayla
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Really good book。 I recommend。
Gabby
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It was an amazing book。 Helped me notice things from a different view。 Any book that makes you laugh， cry， and smile， it's a great book。 And that's what this one did for me。 It was an amazing book。 Helped me notice things from a different view。 Any book that makes you laugh， cry， and smile， it's a great book。 And that's what this one did for me。 。。。more
Quentin Birch
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 The Hate U Give was a great read by all accounts。 It had a great message about police brutality and racism in general， and it was given from a different perspective than we usually see。 It follows the main character， Starr， as she attempts to deal with the loss of her friend Khalil at the hands of the police。 The author does a good job of showing her struggles and how she overcomes them throughout the book。 Overall， this book is a quality read and I would definitely recommend it to anyone。
E'in Nadh
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You don't need to be black or american to feel for this book。 Just being human is enough You don't need to be black or american to feel for this book。 Just being human is enough 。。。more
Claire Fern
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Such an important book， every police officer， teacher， decision maker should read it。
Theresa
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tiene un mensaje muy profundo
martu ？
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I read this book when I was 15 years old， imagine me， a South American teenager who has no contact with the BLM movement and the racial struggle that was taking place in the US， reading about this same problem。 From the first moment I was able to empathize with Starr and his situation， little things like the first party presented， his stepsister's fight with a girl over a boy， the distance and how different a teenager can feel， the mafias， delinquency， marginalization， drugs。。。 An environment th I read this book when I was 15 years old， imagine me， a South American teenager who has no contact with the BLM movement and the racial struggle that was taking place in the US， reading about this same problem。 From the first moment I was able to empathize with Starr and his situation， little things like the first party presented， his stepsister's fight with a girl over a boy， the distance and how different a teenager can feel， the mafias， delinquency， marginalization， drugs。。。 An environment that is familiar to me as a Latina but that as a white person I do not experience in the same way that a black person would experience it， much less with a historical context that supports it。 Feeling goosebumps when reading about her friend， the police， the shock， the nefarious media， the lies and the manipulations about these facts。。。 The author did an impeccable job putting us as spectators in the life of Starr and the message （even translated into spanish， because yes， my latino ass doesn't understand much english） arrives and it hurts。 Incredible from where you look， I'm still amazed every time I reread it。 One of my favorites in my library。 。。。more
Alexa Hacking
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This book isn't really my genre， but it was so good。 It made me think about so many different equality issues in our society and police force。 When I was reading this book， I thought more about situations where a black person was killed and instead of holding the officer accountable， everyone focused on the victims' negative qualities， giving an excuse for why it's okay that the person is dead。 A quote that stood out to me is “‘Brave doesn’t mean you’re not scared， Starr，’ she says。 ‘It means yo This book isn't really my genre， but it was so good。 It made me think about so many different equality issues in our society and police force。 When I was reading this book， I thought more about situations where a black person was killed and instead of holding the officer accountable， everyone focused on the victims' negative qualities， giving an excuse for why it's okay that the person is dead。 A quote that stood out to me is “‘Brave doesn’t mean you’re not scared， Starr，’ she says。 ‘It means you go on even though you’re scared。 And you’re doing that。’” I liked this quote because， throughout the book， Starr kept getting told that she was brave even though she never felt it herself until her mom said this and she finally understood the meaning behind being brave。 。。。more
Lucas Lazar
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I had to read the hate u give for school this year and let me tell u， this is by far the best book i had to read for school。 Although the plot， characters， and setting made this an amazing book， the part of it that really stood out to me was the message the author was trying to get to us。 That the hate u give little infants fucks everybody meaning what society gives us when we are young， bites them back in the ass when we are older。 And although this book is categorized under fiction， it depicts I had to read the hate u give for school this year and let me tell u， this is by far the best book i had to read for school。 Although the plot， characters， and setting made this an amazing book， the part of it that really stood out to me was the message the author was trying to get to us。 That the hate u give little infants fucks everybody meaning what society gives us when we are young， bites them back in the ass when we are older。 And although this book is categorized under fiction， it depicts our society today so vividly and truthfully that i wouldn’t be surprised if it was categorized as nonfiction。 So， don’t wait。 READ THIS BOOK！！ 。。。more
Marissa
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Don't mind me， just catching up on books I should have read ages ago。 Don't mind me， just catching up on books I should have read ages ago。 。。。more
Bora
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 。。
Judy
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I liked the book。 Well written and yes， it did make me uncomfortable at times。
Odessa Gosbee
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And incredible book to read durning all of the BLM news going around it tugged at all my heart strings I really enjoyed this book and definitely will read again in the future
Charlotte
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I really like this book because I was hooked from the very first chapter。 There were very few times I was confused。 This book makes you feel many emotions I just wish some scenes that were in movie were in the book （I know the book came before the film btw） such as the hairbrush scene at school between Starr and Hailey。
ana
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This book was really good， and it explored many relationships really well。 It also showcased the issue of racism perfectly。
Maeve
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don't understand the banning of this book by local school districts 。。。 don't understand the banning of this book by local school districts 。。。 。。。more
Samira Ida Lotte
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I really loved this book ！ i loved Starr ✨ with her really lovely， strong and brave character。 This book gave me the chance to see the world out of a whole （new） different point of view and I’m so thankful for this experience。 As a white person i really felt a lot of shame for being part of this （sometimes） really horrible society， while reading。 I felt （for sure still feel） sorry for all the „Starrs“ and „Khalil‘s“ ect。 out there。 I feel sorry for all the wonderful people out there whose lights I really loved this book ！ i loved Starr ✨ with her really lovely， strong and brave character。 This book gave me the chance to see the world out of a whole （new） different point of view and I’m so thankful for this experience。 As a white person i really felt a lot of shame for being part of this （sometimes） really horrible society， while reading。 I felt （for sure still feel） sorry for all the „Starrs“ and „Khalil‘s“ ect。 out there。 I feel sorry for all the wonderful people out there whose lights are extinguished by people who are blind to their magnificence。 I‘m sorry for this „white people“ society- and I’m also sick of it。 I recommend this wonderful book to everyone out there ！！ <3 Love Samira 。。。more
Dayana Miller
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The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas was one of the harder books I read this year。 As the book talks about a lot of gang violence and racially targeted indivuals its really hard to not get a little teary eyed at the fact it could be me。 In the book a young 16 year old black male-Khalil was shot because of the color of his skin。 It was hard to read because it could happen in real life and it does happen in real life。 Its hard to read a book about your own race that is getting targeted but its such a b The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas was one of the harder books I read this year。 As the book talks about a lot of gang violence and racially targeted indivuals its really hard to not get a little teary eyed at the fact it could be me。 In the book a young 16 year old black male-Khalil was shot because of the color of his skin。 It was hard to read because it could happen in real life and it does happen in real life。 Its hard to read a book about your own race that is getting targeted but its such a beautiful book in the end。 。。。more
Kyron
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in this book Star has two friends who were shot and killed the fist person who was shot and killed she did nothing about it and she kept quiet her second friend was shot and killed by aa cop and she did not want his name to be forgotten so she spoke up this time
Tallie
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Truly one of the best books I’ve ever read。 Such a great example of standing up against racism and injustice with black people。 The main character Starr， is such a strong individual and I live for that。 I’m not done reading this book yet， but already is one of my favorite books。
Ann
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Wow！I couldn't put this book down。 I devoured the story while actually getting more of an understanding of what Black Lives Matter really means。Angie Thomas does this through 16-year-old Starr Carter who finds herself being two different Starrs depending if she is at home in the poor black neighbourhood she lives in （don't call it ghetto）， or one of two black students at her suburban prep school。Starr's life is rich in love， if complicated。 Her family is wonderful， her friends are cool， but she Wow！I couldn't put this book down。 I devoured the story while actually getting more of an understanding of what Black Lives Matter really means。Angie Thomas does this through 16-year-old Starr Carter who finds herself being two different Starrs depending if she is at home in the poor black neighbourhood she lives in （don't call it ghetto）， or one of two black students at her suburban prep school。Starr's life is rich in love， if complicated。 Her family is wonderful， her friends are cool， but she has a hard time getting her two lives to come together。 The more I got to know Starr， the better I liked her。 The tragedies she has witnessed would make anyone fearful。 In similar circumstances， I might hide out forever。But when Starr finally finds her voice， she really becomes a star！ I loved the way this tale was told， the message it holds and especially the lasting impact it will have on me！Brilliant！ 。。。more
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