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The book has so many themes which are the theme of war, love, injustice, human right, and many more. I can relate to the theme of human rights due to what is happening in our society today where those in power are corrupting the system and the people have little say in the matter.

The book had lots of themes but I think one theme that kept resonating in my head was police brutality.

There was a wide range of themes, including young adults, life choices, racism, discrimination, women's rights, war and the impacts of war, consistency with choices, police brutality, corruption, creating change, activism, love, politics, etc. Everything came together flawlessly.

The book explores a variety of subjects while documenting a significant period in American culture—demonstrated through concepts such as cruelty, love, and women's rights.

Police brutality is the most glaring of themes and it is very relevant as such things still happen in our world today. Governments of the world must find lasting solutions to this century old menace.

Police brutality is the most glaring of themes and it is very relevant as such things still happen in our world today. Converstaions around the topic must continur to be held. Governments of the world must find lasting solutions to this century old menace.

Police brutality is the most glaring of themes and it is very relevant as such things still happen in our world today. Converstaions around the topic must continue to be held. Governments of the world must find lasting solutions to this century old menace.

Wild World by Peter Rush contained a wide range of themes such as racism, police brutality, discrimination, love, determination and lots more.

The themes of corruption, police brutality and friendship were evident in the book.

The author covered a variety of topics inside this book. I think the most prominent one though was police brutality, which was heavily reflected in how the police treated the Vietnamese.

In my opinion, discrimination and gender prejudice was the them that came out clearly in this book.

The book covered a wide variety of themes. The ones I could relate with were police brutality, racism, heroism, betrayal and love.

The theme of love, war, betrayal, politics, peace and so much more was noticeable in this book. It basically covered several aspects of life.

This book covers many themes like war, love, betrayal, and fear

I noticed three recurring theme: love, betrayal and racism