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Kaitlynn Mitchell

Kaitlynn Mitchell, a Junior at Ukiah High School, loves to read and write. I enjoy reading fantasy and romance books. I enjoy writing anything and have always wanted to write my own book. I love to bake pretty much anything and like a challenge. I am the oldest of 4 siblings and enjoy spending time with family. I am pretty easygoing and like helping everyone.

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11th Grader Madeline Armstrong on Why ‘Twilight’ Makes Her Read It ‘Over and Over’

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11th Grader Madeline Armstrong, a tennis player for Ukiah High, says that Twilight is her favorite book. Armstrong  explained  “It constantly makes readers want to read the book over and over and it is suspenseful.”

The Books of Ukiah High: Mr. Kyle Kirkley and Viet Thanh Nguyen’s “The Sympathizer”

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To demonstrate the universality of reading, UHS News will be interviewing students and staff about their favorite books and what inspires them about those books.

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