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-Trust
-Friendship
-Understanding
-Loneliness

Often in life you will experience loneliness for a little bit but then you find that one person that is understanding of you and you start to build trust and that trust turns into friendship.

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Central Concepts - friendship, trust, acceptance, understanding

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Central Concepts - friendship, trust, acceptance, understanding

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Truthfully, understanding is what leads to acceptance, and with mutual trust, unexpected friendships can blossom.

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Perhaps in life loneliness makes you try to open up, and maybe you start to trust, and maybe that trust leads to friendship.

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1nDaY3oSKxqzEdUwW1Gfd-FgkHHfqOQt-Id5udUhW2Bk/edit#slide=id.gf5134289c2_0_73

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I think that a central concept for this book is the idea that you are never alone. This relates to Daniel and his experiences because he always thought that he was the only one that had "Zaps", and that they would corrupt his life one day. But when he met Sara and told him what was wrong, he didn't feel as alone anymore, as there were lots of people who shared the same mental illness, OCD, with him. He learned that even though he couldn't get rid of his OCD, he could find ways to get past it, like many people have.

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One concept is friendship because daniel used to only have 1 friend and that friend doesn't know about his ocd and if he tells his friend they might not understand it but his new friend gets what he feels and understands his zaps and panic attacks.

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One concept would be trust. Daniel's trust changes over time with keeping the secret of him having ocd. At the start of the book he only trusted himself to keep the secret but at the end Sara knew his secret and he was thinking telling his family and going to a group to help with the ocd.

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2 of his novels with the late Kobe Bryant debuted at the #1 New York Times Best Seller list. He lives in Lake Echo, Nova Scotia. Born January 11th, 1987. He is a Canadian writer of young adult books and novels.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8Jofzx_8p4

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Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) - causes, symptoms & pathology

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OCD - Obsessive compulsive disorder
Obsessions, also known as excessive thoughts, that lead to repeating behaviors, which are known as compulsions

A common condition that can't be cured, but can be helped with special treatment

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He did the same thing that Daniel did at night. Flicking lights. Stepping on the right tiles. Making sure he writes the correct numbers.

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A lot of people find this book very good, amazing and great. They all put five stars except for one person that didn't like it and put 1 star. 19 people gave 5 stars and 1 person gave a 1 star.

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He has written 13 books, and has mainly written young adult fiction books

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He wants to let kids know that it is okay to have ocd. He has it too. He wants to let people and kids know that your not alone.

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Don't read too far ahead!!!

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When we have a conversation about the book, we have to talk about something that all of us have already read, so we don't end spoiling the book for someone.

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-4 chapters a day
-last day, (September 20th) read three chapters
-no chapters on weekends