Cristina Aguilar

 I feel like freedom has to do with a person's choices and actions. If it's in that case, it can both be given and taken away. For example in school. I your doing good in your classes, you should be Given more freedom. But if your not doing good, then the certain freedom you have it should be taken away from you. The same thing applies for when your at home. If your behaving and doing chores your parents should give you more freedom. But if you abuse that freedom it should be taken away. But the situation can be different in other cases. Like if someone is disrespecting you verbally, you should be able to tell them anything you want, which is the freedom of speech. Or protesting, you have your freedom for that and you don't need anyone's permission to do that.

 The four recommendations are, To FIRST read the book that you love. Or read genres that you love, because if you don't, your not going to want to read the book for the fact you wont be interested. SECOND is to seek new ideas and give other books a try. You never know, they might end up interesting you. THIRD you have to see how YOU understand the word read. For example, when we were younger, reading was about spelling out words and learning the sound they make. But now it's different. You have to understand what's going on in the book and what character id doing, who is who, an a lot more. So you have to get a full understanding on what exactly it is that your doing. FOURTH if your confused about something or your not understanding what's going on, don't stress yourself out as much trying to find everything on the page, because sometimes it might be put in a way that you don't full understand, or you might have your own opion at times. Its a book your reading s

 The book that I chose is called  "The Ghost Of Marlow House" . I wanted to read this book because I'm not a person who likes to read but, the times I do read, the genre is usually thriller or mystery books. They  call my attention more. I just feel like their more interesting and more likely to have me at the edge of my seat when I'm reading.