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1. She Didn't Like her face
2. Name is always mispronounced
3. Learn accept your differences
4. Wanted a new popular name
5. Both had self esteem issues

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1. she hated her name
2. i relate because nobody can pronounce my name right first time
3. you should learn to accept your differences
4. she wanted a cool name
5. they both had self esteem issues.

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1. did not like her name
2. my name is always mispronounced
3.you should learn to accept your differences
4. she wanted a popular name
5.they both lost their confidence

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1. She thinks her name is uncool because it's not a popular name.
2. No one can spell my name correctly somehow.
3. You should learn to accept your differences
4. She wanted to be named Ashley.
5. They both did not like the names they were given.

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1. she didnt like her name because it wasnt a popular name
2.  i relate to the author because people give me nicknames i dont like
3.  everyone is unique in their own way
4. she wanted a popular name
5. they both lost confidence in themselves

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1. She didn't like her name because it was different
2. i relate to the author because people spell my name wrong a lot.
3. everyone is different.
4. they both disliked something about themselves.

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1. she had always disliked her name because it wasnt common name
2. i relate to the author because not my first name but my last name gets mixed up with people pronouncing it
3. everything is not the same and that is fine
4.she wanted a normal/common name so she would be normal
5.they both were insecure about something that couldnt be changed

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1) She had always disliked her name because it was not a 'popular' name and people would laugh at it.
2) I can relate because my name is not common and so many people mispronounce it.
3) We should all appreciate our differences because it is the little things that make us unique.
4) At the beginning of the book she wanted a 'popular' name so she could fit in.
5) They both disliked apart of themselves and wanted to change it for the better .

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2. I can relate because my names not that common either.
3. Everybody is different.

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1. She doesn't like how different her name was from others.

2. I can relate with the author because my name is not common at all. It is hard to both pronounce and spell my name.

3. Everybody is different and it is OK.

4. She wanted a common name so that it would be normal.

5. They  both were insecure of something they couldn't change.

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1.She doesn't like her name because is not a popular name
2.I could relate because my name is not popular either and instead of Natalia people say Natalie.
3.Everyone has different choices and we should appreciate what we have and it's good to be different.
4.She wanted a more common name.
5.They both have insecurities about themselves and want to change them.

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1.She doesn't like her name because it's not a popular name, and people laugh when teachers mispronounce it.
2.I'm not sure I really relate to the author too much.
3.It doesn't matter if you're different because being different is okay.
4.Because she wanted a more popular name.
5.They're similar because both characters in the story had something "different" about them and they both had to overcome their insecurities, and become more confident in themselves.

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1. She feels like because her name isn't popular it makes her unpopular
2. I relate because people are always mispronouncing my last name.
3. Everyone's different and that's okay.
4. She wanted her name to be one that was more common.
5. Both of the main characters didn't like something about them and they felt left out because of it.

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1. She doesn't like her name because it doesn't make her popular and how its to hard to say.
2. My name is kinda hard to pronounce as well so I just tell teachers to call me by my nickname, but other than that Im so cool and swaggy.
3. Everyone is different in one way and not everyone is the same.
4.She wants a name easy and common to everyone.
5. Both stories are about the insecurities of people and how they're treated about the people around them.

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1. She doesn't like her name because its not a "popular name"
2. I don't like the way I look and get bullied for it similar to the first story
3. its okay to be different from someone else
4. she wants a name that sounds more "normal"
5. This is similar to the first story because they both are about kids that don't like themselves because they have insecurities and then overcome those insecurities

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1. she feels like shes the laughing stock in school when the teacher mispornonces her name.
2. how i relate to the author is very one keeps mispronouncing my last name desharnais.
3. its okay to be different.
4.she wanted a different name like a popular name or a common name.
5. the story is similar because they both feel left out of the corwed because of they way they feel about themselves.

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1. She feels like her name makes her unpopular and that it makes her the laughing stock because of how complicated it is to pronounce it.
2. I relate to the author because when I was younger, I'd get laughed at for the nickname some people gave me. It's also a very common name in Asian cultures so I usually feel left out.
3. Everyone has something unique about them and that it's okay to be different.
4. It relates to how she wanted to change her name.
5. Both of the stories relate because they both overcome their insecurities and realize that they need to accept themselves.

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1. she gets laughed at when the teachers can't pronounce her name.
2. I relate to the author because my name is spelled differently.
3. It's OK to be different.
4. It relates to the story because she thinks that people are only cool or popular if they have normal names.
5. the story is similar because they both are about kids that overcome things that they don't like about themselves.

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1. She does not like her name and wants to change it.
2. people didn't know how to spell her name.
3. It is ok to be different.
4. She wants a common name
5. both stories are about change.

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1. She wants a "popular" person name.
2. My name is different because of the way it's spelled.
3. It's okay to be different.
4. Ashley is what the author considers a popular person name.
5. Both stories are about being different from everyone else.

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1. she wants a different name
2.  people never know how to spell my name
3. its ok to be different
4.she wants a more common name
5. just because you are different dosent mean you have to change

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1. she does not like her name
2.my name is also unique and people get confused by it
3.its okay to be unique or "different"
4.ashley is a very common name, she asked herself that question in the beginning wishing her name was more common
5.both her and jason are ashamed of something that they deserve to be confident in