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This pistol symbolizes the character of Will and the cycle of violence in his community and that violence can't not always be the answer. This correlates with Will using the gun to kill the person who shot his brother, mentioned throughout the story. In the story, this pistol came from Shawn, which would execute the killer. Will wanting the person who killed his brother to be dead is a major plot point, and we see Will's desperation to get revenge on his brother throughout the book.

"I told him about the drawer, the gun, that I did like he told me, like Buck told him, like our grandfather told our uncle told our dad. I followed The Rules. At least the first two." (Reynolds, 293)

"I wrapped my fingers around the grip, placing them over Shawn's prints like little brother holding big brother's hand again, walking me to the store, teaching me how to do a Penny Drop." (Reynolds, 64)

This elevator symbolizes Will's sense of feeling trapped by the rules of his violent community. This corresponds to the fact that Will feels trapped by the loss of his brother Shawn, which made Will make the decision to kill Riggs, whom he thought had killed his brother. It can also symbolize the sense of claustrophobia and the fact that Will is stuck with ghosts from his past in the elevator. Throughout the story, Will passes through every floor in an elevator and meets people in his community who all share the same fate when they follow the Rules.

"I thought about this when the man with the gold chains got on and checked to see if the L button was already glowing. I wondered if he knew that in me and Shawn's world, I'd already chosen to be a loser." (Reynolds, 75)

"So I explained them to her so she wouldn't think less of me for following them. So that she knew I had purpose and that this was about family and had I known The Rules when we were kids I would've done the same thing for her." (Reynolds, 141)

This middle drawer symbolizes the darkness and danger in Shawn himself. In the book, Will explains that the drawer was the only thing out of place in Shawn's neat and tidy half of their bedroom. Neither Will nor their mother didn't realize the evidence of the darker and more dangerous side of Shawn than the loving oldest son they wanted to see, which with his violent streak will shortly lead to his death. The gun in the drawer will be used later by Will, which shows him experimenting with the violent behavior that has been shown with his older brother.

"A broken heart killed my dad. That's what my mother always said. And as a kid I always figured his heart was forreal broken like an arm or a toy or the middle drawer." (Reynolds, 202)

This yellow tape symbolizes the community's resigned attitude toward violence in Will's community. Will's father mentions "pretended like the yellow tape was some kind of neighborhood flag that don't nobody waves but is always flapping in the wind." This passage means that Will's neighborhood is used to seeing yellow tape around crime scenes, which has now become a daily occurrence for them. Another example is that Will explains that after Shawn's murder the neighborhood kids play mummy with the yellow tape and no one stops the kids from disturbing the crime scene.

"The Tape framed it like it was art. And the next day, kids would play mummy with it." (Reynolds, 28)
In The Long Way Down, the author presents the idea that violence is not always the answer.

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This pistol symbolizes the character of Will and the cycle of violence in his community and that violence can't not always be the answer. This correlates with Will using the gun to kill the person who shot his brother, mentioned throughout the story. In the story, this pistol came from Shawn, which would execute the killer.

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In the book, the monster Steven one of the main characters was accused of robbery and murder. For example on Pg 71 steven said to the interviewer he doesn't know what they are talking about he didn't do a stick-up showing that he is trying to prove he's innocent. In real life, people get accused of crimes they didn't commit and end up in jail. In real life, people would fight and give them the evidence they are innocent, as did steven when he was on trial.

In the novel, Steven is depressed because he got jailed for a crime he didn't commit. For example on page 1 of monster steven says ¨The best time to cry is at night when the lights are out. In real life, many people suffer from depression, for reasons like the loss of a family member, or pet in this case steven was sent to jail for a false accusation. On page 3 steven compares the prison to a movie, for example, sometimes I feel like I have walked into the middle of a film. it is a strange movie with no plot and no beginning. The movie is in black and white and grainy. That tells the reader he's comparing the prison to a sad and depressing place.

In the book the monster, the main character Steven is scared because of the trial. For example, on pages 15 and 16, Steven says he's scared to o 'Brian he replies you should be. In real life, people fear many things for example people can be scared of being beaten up for example on page 1 steven is afraid hell be beaten like the person he hears screaming for help

In the novel there is a lot o violence in the jail for example on page 2 of the book, a guy got hit in the face with a tray. Some said a little thing and that got someone to get mad for example ¨This morning at breakfast a guy got hit in the head with a tray. Somebody said some little thing and somebody got mad and there was blood all over the place¨. Violence happens every day all around the world like police brutality and gang violence. Another example is on page 42 tony gets punched by a tough guy because steven accidentally hit someone with a rock, hey man who threw that rock (he approaches) ¨tony run!¨ ¨what?¨ then tony gets punched in the face.

In Monster, the author presents the idea that joining the wrong groups can have some serious consequences.

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This shows that how kids go to the same prison with grown ups because in most places it dosen't matter how old you are.Like how in the book the kid is a teen and is in jail with grown ups and it scared him.

In the book and most of the pages take place in the courthouse and the tenshin is very high and the main cheracter is very scared because no matter what he says judge don't seem to believe him nor everyone else in the court room. This happens in the the real world by teen going to court and how most grown ups like the judge won't believe them because they are just kids and how teen can be more scared in court.

This shows by one mistake it can change, in the story it shows that he was part of a group and how he was scared when he was apart of the groub and how it shows that he regrets ever being apart of it. In the real world it shows how one mistake can caused many problems and some option can make everything change. Like how I say " there a bad and better option never a good option just better.

This picture shows different groups and how choosing the wrong crowd can cause many bad effects, like in the book Steve the main protagonist joined a gang and it caused him to go to jail and my have caused him his who live.

In the book is talks about how no one seems to believe him like the judge, his lawer, the people, and his father in the end of the book. In real life many people don't believe the people that did something wrong even when proven false there is some people that still won't believe the person.

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The idea the author presents in a long way down is that Will is going to get vengeance for his dead brother Shawn. This is because Shawn was shot and killed by an unknown person. Will after seeing his brother die right in front of him he is going to track down the person who did this and kill him, himself using Shawn's gun.

Will is mad at the killer for running off without taking Shawn's gold chain. Will thinks that Shawn died for nothing because the killer didn't take anything. The text says that " like a stained up couch draped in a gold chain. Them fuckers ain't even snatch it" (22). The text also says that. "Came knocking on my brother's life, kicked the damn door down and took everything except his gold chain" (27). So now he is going to take revenge on the man who killed Shawn thinking that Shawn died for nothing.

The gun is the weapon Will is going to use to mureder the man who killed his brother. The reason why he is taking revenge it's because it is common in his neighborhood to find the person who killed the person you were close with and then kill them. The texts says

" rule number 3 always seek revenge" (pg.33). The reason why he is doing this is because he loves his brother and was depressed when he was killed so now he is going to find the person who killed his brother Shawn and then kill them. Taking revenge on the man who killed him.

In Shawn's hand a store plastic bag with the words Thank you have a nice day. In the bag the text says " special soap for my mothers eczema" (25). Will seeing the bag that Shawn had in his hand was sad for him because Shawn was just shopping helping out their mother just for him to get shot and killed. Seeing that Shawn was just shopping and gets killed for no reason makes him angry wanting to avenge him getting his revenge for Shawn.

Buck's cigarettes, the smoke that will come out of them Will didn't like. " I didn't know smoking was allowed in the elevators, she said her small talk with sarcasm." Will doesn't know if buck is real or not but when another person sees him and could also smell the funky cigarettes he knew this was real that he was not crazy. Buck is trying to help out Will but also giving him guidance on how to do the right thing.

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The book clap when you land is about two sisters living on different continents but don't even know about each other.Clap when you land is also a book about growing up.

The two siblings learn about the death of their father.One of the main characters in the book is Camino is 16 about to be 17. Camino thinks her dad did not go on the plane that crashed. Camino also refuses to believe her father died. Yaharia is one of the other main characters in the book.

In Clap When You Land the author presents the idea that family matters.I think this book shows that family matters because the book talks about how the sisters work together to get a passport.When Camino books yaharia a plane ticket to go to her dad's funeral. When the mother of yaharia comes to the dominican republic camino's aunt asks yaharia's mom to let her stay and she does.

The beach is where Camino goes a lot. Camino goes to the beach with her dog for protection. Camino goes to the beach and there's a guy in the book named El Cero. El cero follows Camino a lot and she is uncomfortable around him.One time in the book El Cero tried take Camino's money.

Camino finds out about her dad's affair by finding a photo of him and another lady . The lady in the photo was s mother. After Camino find's the photo she thinks her dad had another daughter. Camino asks her aunt about the photo and then she learns the truth. Camino goes online and looks for Yaharia and then she follows her account and texts her.

In New York is where Yahraria lives. Yahraia is the younger sister in clap when you land. In the book Yahraia says that she used to play in chess tournaments.When Yaharia's dad finds out that she got eliminated he gets mad.When Yaharia tells her dad that she doesn't want to play chess anymore he tells her that she broke his heart.

In the book Camino wants to be a doctor. Camino wants to be a doctor because she wants to help her community. Camino also wants to be a doctor because of how much they get paid. Camino's says her dad isn't someone the family can rely on. In the book we can tell that her aunt is poor so that's another reason why she wants to be a doctor so they won't have to worry about money problems.

Dre is Yaharia's neighbor. Dre is also Yaharia's girlfriend. Dre has known Yaharia for 7 years. Dre's mother is a doctor. Dre's mom also considers Yaharia as family too.

Yaharia's mom is described as a demanding and beautiful mother. Yaharia's mother is described as a confident mom until the death of her husband. When Yaharia's mom learned about the death of her husband she started being depressed and she had not kept her hygine clean. Yaharia and her mom are trying to improve their relationship with each other.

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I put a heart because In the book Jacob and the Peculiar children care about each other. Miss Peregrine trys her best to take care of Jacob and the Peculiar children. When Jacob arrives he started to like the Peculiar children and hangs out with them more. In the story Jacob and the Peculiar children find the monster and try there best to protect each other and beat the monster. Also they try there best to take care of each other.

I drew this picture because In the story Jacob saw a monster in the biginning of the story. Also more in the story Jacob and the pecular children are facing the monster. In the book it says "Jacob! Do you see it? What's it doing? It's right there... The monster from my nightmares." Almost at the end Jacob fights the monster. Also the monster is a big part of the book because Jacob brought up the monster a lot of times.

I drew this picture because In the book the bird is really important. In the book birds help the loop for the peculiar children. It helps the children to be safe. In the book Jacob grandfather talks about the bird. In the book it says that " A big hawk who smoked a pipe. You must think Im pretty dumb grandpa. I would never think that about you, Yakob" Also the peculiar children always talk about the bird.

I drew this picture because In the book Jacob's grandpa told Jacob that there was haunted house the he wanted his grandson to go to. To find the pecular children and the bird. In the book it says " FIND THE BIRD. IN THE LOOP...ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE OLD MAN'S GRAVE. SEPTEMBER THIRD, 1940. EMERSON...THE LETTER. TELL THEM WHAT HAPPENED, YAKO." Jacobs Grandfather told him to go to the haunted house and find the truth.

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I put a heart because In the book Jacob and the Peculiar children care about each other. Miss Peregrine trys her best to take care of Jacob and the Peculiar children. When Jacob arrives he started to like the Peculiar children and hangs out with them more.

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"On the days I wake up with smooth palms I'm angry at myself. There should be no breaks from this grief. Not even In sleep," Camino thinks to herself in the passage.

She's trying to figure out how to go through grief again, not that it's unfamiliar to her. Her grief seems to be constantly draining her more so killing her, like a dying leaf. Whether she lets her grief consume or not.

The ocean is constantly brought up In "Clap When You Land." The ocean seems to be Camino's safe place; a place where her and her father connected the most.

"My life's passions are all about water breaking, new life making, taking breath in wrinkled flesh."

This element in the book is very important as Camino goes through grief.

Camino and, Yahaira are both polar opposites but at the end of the day they are both connected like the Yin and Yang. Camino is a struggling girl living with her aunt in the Dominican republic and, Yahaira is a girl living with her mother 1,535 miles away in New York City. As far as having the same dad goes they both are their own person with their own unique personalities. Perhaps there are other things on this planet Earth that could connect these two?

Financial struggle is a topic that surrounds many of the characters in this book including Camino especially after the death of her father.

"The poor of relying on Western Union & a busy father & money that mostly goes to tuition; the poor of secondhand Nikes, leather repainted to look new."

Camino's financial struggles are the cherry on top to the problems that surged following the death of her father. Her aunt is the only source of income left in her life.

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"On the days I wake up with smooth palms I'm angry at myself. There should be no breaks from this grief. Not even In sleep," Camino thinks to herself in the passage. She's trying to figure out how to go through grief again, not that it's unfamiliar to her.

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I chose a grave stone for this tag because is helps symbolize Charlies dead aunt who meant a lot to him and who he talks about a lot of in the story. Throughout the story, Charlie and his mom go and visit his aunt Helen's grave. Charlie talks about how his aunt Helen was the one who would always buy him two gifts because his birthday and Christmas day were close to each other. Charlie also blames himself in the story for his aunt Helen's death because he thinks if she hadn't have gone to buy him a second gift she wouldn't have died in a car crash that day.

I chose a type writer for this tag because it helps symbolize Charlie's dream. In the story Charlie realizes the he can become an author and write story's. Also, Charlie's English teacher Bill, tells Charlie that he's a very smart individual and therefore he always pushed Charlie to read more books and write reports on them. Bill also commentates to Charlie that he's very gifted and that he can always come back to him when he needs something, and that Charlie isn't just a student but a friend to Bill.

I chose The Rocky Horror Picture Show as a symbol because it symbolizes Charlies way to get close to Sam. In the book Charlie likes Sam a lot. Although, he likes Sam a lot, he doesn't want to cross the boundary because they're friends. Knowing this, Charlie joins the play to get closer to Sam and ends up playing a role that interacts with Sam a lot. When they do the play Charlie and Sam end up having a moment which allows Charlie to indefinitely get closer to Sam.

I chose a pile of records to show the record that Charlie's aunt Helen gave to him. Charlie then gives this record to Sam as gift to her which she really likes and says she loves him. She also then takes Charlie's first kiss which is special to him because it was Sam (the girl he loves) which took his first kiss. Sam also tells Charlie that she wants his first kiss to be someone who loves him which makes it more special for Charlie and memorable.

I chose parting as a symbol to symbolize Patrick and Sam taking Charlie to his first party. When Patrick and Sam met Charlie they invited him to go to a party were he had lots of fun. From there the three of them became really close and they helped Charlie find himself as a person. They also helped explore new things which Charlie really enjoyed and made him get closer to them as a whole.

I chose a football as symbol to symbolize Charlie's brother who plays football and who Charlie is very found of. Charlie was amazed of when he would see his brother on TV playing football. He would enjoy watching the games with his family as the all sat down and watched. He would always comment about how his mom would worry about him while she watched him play even though it wasn't her first time watching him.

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In Long way Down, the clouds of smoke get bigger and bigger as Will goes down to the Lobby. It symbolizes how he can't chose what he will do he can't see a clear path. "The elevator, smoke box, gray and thick. Buck and Dani puffed and blew everlasting cigs. Thought when the doors opened the smoke would rush out. But instead it became a still cloud trapped in a steel cube." (Jason Reynolds, 141) Will struggles to think what he will do, he questions himself over and over. Until he comes up with a conclusion at the end and that decision might have changed his life forever.

In long way down, Will has to make the decision if he is going to follow the rules or break them. Will's father, brother, and even close ones have followed the rules, but where that get them? Time is very short for Will and needs to come to a conclusion. "I wrapped my fingers around the grip, placing them over Shawn's prints like little brother holding big brother's hand again, walking me to the store, teaching me how to do a Penny Drop." (Jason Reynolds, 61) Sometimes following someones footsteps isn't the best idea, most kids say they want to be like their dad or mom when they grow up Shawn followed his dads footsteps and look where it got him.

In Long way Down, Will was going to follow the rules he grew up with and kill the person who supposedly killed his brother Shawn. Those rules were no crying, no no snitching, and always seek revenge. Will was determined to seek and kill Riggs with a gun who he believed killed Shawn. Will's father followed rule number 3 and it got himself killed. "My father looked at me with hollow eyes dancing somewhere between guilt and grief, which I couldn't make sense of until my father admitted that he had killed the wrong guy." (Jason Reynolds, 208) Not only did Will's father died he killed an innocent person. Every choice you make in life has a consequence good or bad. Will was going to do the exact same thing but then learned that a gun shouldn't be used for revenge but for the right thing.

In Long way Down, Shawn was killed because of a terrible decision he made, he had killed someone and that would and cost him his life. Shawn was just following the rules he learned when growing up he thought he was doing the right thing but if it were the right thing why would it cost him his life? "But the worst part, the absolute worst part, is the constant slipping of your tongue into the new empty space, where you know a tooth supposed to be but ain't no more." (Jason Reynolds, 6) Since Shawn chose to kill someone it also cause others to go through pain like his brother, mom, and even friends. Choosing violence is never the answer and you never know choosing violence may cause you to be on the other side of the crime scene tape.

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In Long way Down, the clouds of smoke get bigger and bigger as Will goes down to the Lobby. It symbolizes how he can't chose what he will do he can't see a clear path. "The elevator, smoke box, gray and thick. Buck and Dani puffed and blew everlasting cigs.

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In the fault in our stars, The Author presents the idea that love can help us to be our best selves. They first meet in the support group later Gus discusses his cancer story and he says he has a fake leg. On page 18, " i had determined it was a prosthetic leg." Hazel also discusses her cancer story saying that she has thyroid cancer so she needs an oxygen tank to be able to breath. On page 24, it said "By then, i was fourteen, my lungs started to fill up with water" "They've got this drug that makes you not feel so completely terrified about the fact that you can't breath." After the group meeting ended, Gus came to hazel. Gus later on puts a cigarette on his lips using it as a metaphor and hazel got mad. In page 20, it said, "they don't kill you unless you light them up." " And I've never lit one. It's a metaphor, see : You put the killing thing right between your teeth, but you don't give it the power to do its killing." They first started bonding over each other's favorite things, An Imperial Affliction was Hazel's favorite book and The Price of Dawn was a story about Gus favorite video game . On page 34 it said, " My favorite book is probably An Imperial Affliction."As well In page 34 it said it , " All i ask in exchange is that you read this brilliant and haunting novelization of my favorite video game, which is called the price of dawn." Later on they will text to each other about the book they both recommended to each other and they will say okay to each other. On page 73, it said " maybe okay will be ours always." Later on Gus planned a date for hazel and he was waiting for her with orange tulips. On page 82 " Augustus waters was sitting on the front step as we pulled into the driveway. He was holding a bouquet of bright orange tulips." This explains that every since hazel met Gus she has gotten out her comfort zone .

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So what happnes in the book is the father dies in a plane crash and he was a father and husband so the mother and daughter were so sad so they decided to move to the dominican republic because they were lonely. and plus thats were there family lives.

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Thematic Statement: In Looking For Alaska, the Author presents the idea that life is unpredictable and that people should not take it for granted. Looking for Alaska by John Green is a coming-of-age novel that follows the story of Miles Halter, an introverted teenager who moves to Alabama in search of his "great perhaps".

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I chose this symbol to symbolize the capital in the Hunger Games. The capital is very important because is serves as a sense of power by controlling the other districts. Without the capital, there wouldn't be any control and the districts won't be governed/controlled. The capital is also in the the center of a place called "Panem."

I chose this symbol to symbolize the twelve districts in the Hunger Games. The twelve districts each represent a different thing they provide to the capital. For example, district four provided sea food, district eleven provided agriculture produce, and district twelve provided coal. Each of these districts had a job that provided these resources for the capital to thrive and live.

I chose this symbol to symbolize the survival skills that are used and needs to survive in the dystopian world of the Hunger Games. In the Hunger Games, the bow and arrow is used as Katniss primary weapon. It symbolizes her will to fight and her bravery. The bow and arrow is also Katniss specialty when it comes to combat and her skills to fight against people in the hunger games.

I chose this symbol to symbolize the terrain and the place the hunger games take place. The woods are a place beyond the districts fence. The woods end up serving as a livelihood for Katniss and her friend Gale. They used the woods to go hunting to gather food and resources for their families to eat. This was their daily routine in their everyday life.

I chose this bird as a symbol to symbolize the Mockingjay. The Mockingjay is a bird that was created by mating of two different kinds of birds. The Mockingjay is special because it is able to mimic certain sounds humans make. The Mockingjay symbolizes defiance in the Hunger Games. This is important because is shows how later on in the story people go against the capital and its ruling causing a rebellion.

I chose this flower because it symbolizes a Dandelion. This Dandelion is important because it gave Katniss an idea. The Dandelion gave Katniss the idea that her family would no longer starve and gave her hope. She then gain the confidence for her to feed her family. In the end, the Dandelion was a symbol of hope to Katniss which helped in feeding her family.

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This hairbrush was all that Khalil had in the car with him when the police officer killed him. The police officer that killed Khalil claimed that he shot Khalil because he thought that he had a weapon with him when it was just a brush.

The gun represents the power that an officer can have over a civilian.Also the police did not just think they had more power just because of a gun,they also thought because of there title as a police officer that works for the state which makes them think they are more important and have more power.The gun also represent of how many lives it has changes like Starrś and many more.

Drugs are another really important thing that caused many problems in Garden Heights.Many people struggled financially and were put in bad situations so they had no other choice but to sell drugs like khalil.

The police car represents the police which take a huge part in the story.The police officer killed khalil because he is black and this book there is a lot of racism.The police also get involved when the riots and protest happen.

The tear gas represents the protest that happens after the Khalil's death.After his death people were mad about the trail of how the officer was plead not guilty so people started to riot.When people started to riot they started blocking roads,so the police got involved and started throwing tear gas and threaten to arrest people if they kept protesting and rioting

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"cancer", cancer is very important in the book because two of the main characters had cancer and for an example unfortunately cancer took away his leg and eventually at the end of the book he dies so it took his life away, and for hazel it made her lungs very weak which makes her weak and hard to breath.

"Then we introduced ourselves: Name. age. Diagnosis. And how we're doing today. I'm Hazel, I'd say when they'd get to me. Sixteen. Thyroid originally but with an impressive and long settled satellite colony in my lungs. And I'm doing okay."

This picture of the cigarette is what Gus carries with him. When he first met Hazel he took out a cigarette and Hazel yelled at him which made her think he smokes and she said "HAD FREAKING CANCER you give money to a company in exchange for the chance to acquire YET MORE CANCER.", While Aug was just laughing at her because he doesn't do that, he said its a metaphor.

As he quoted

"They don't kill you unless you light them," he said as mom arrived at the curb." And I've never lit one. it's a metaphor, see: You put the killing thing right between your teeth, but you don't give it power to do its killing."

In this book the name "Fault in our stars "presents that this book is based on cancer but it's mostly about love. It's about how Hazel and Gus have cancer but that won't stop them from loving each other. When Gus first met Hazel he told her to tell him her story and she was telling him her cancer story but Gus wanted her actually story such as what's her age, what she likes to do and more stuff and he fall in love with her since he first saw her as this continue they both feel in love with each other and Hazel made his so happy.

"Hazel GRACE!" he shouted. "You did not use your one dying wish to go to Disney World with your parents."

"Also Epcot Center," I mumbled.

"Oh, my God, "Augustus said. "I can't believe I have a crush on a girl with such cliche wishes."

One night when Hazel was sleeping a phone started ringing inside her house and she heard the phone and woke up but she noticed who called so she stared crying because sadly her love of her life (boyfriend) passed away. So the next day she woke up and had a letter ready for her to read out loud in Gus's funeral but she didn't read it out loud because when Gus was still alive she read him that note she had ready for him if he passed away.

But she quote in Gus funeral,

"There's a great quote in Gus's house, one that both he and I found very comforting: Without pain, we couldn't know joy."

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"How'd you know where to find me? Why Jacob, you told me yourself. Dr. Golan?! How...? But your eyes! Contact lenses. Amazing what they can fabricate these days." - Chapter 6

You can tell Jacob is shocked to see Dr. Golan is the mysterious man who had been stalking him the whole time. Jacob thought Dr. Golan was there to help him explore and watch him while they were there. But it turns out he was one of the wights all along and betrayed Jacob. The way the gun connects to hope is even though he has a weapon doesn't change the fact that they have hope. They hope and believe they can stop Dr. Golan and the rest of the monsters so they can finally be free of them.

"There was a catastrophic explosion that rattled windows as far as the Azores. We assumed they'd all been killed. It was before we realized that these tentacle-mawed abominations were in fact our wayward brothers, crawled from the smoking crater left behind by their experiment." - Chapter 6

"Abe had a rare, and peculiar talent, something almost no one could do. He could see the monsters. I can see them too." - Chapter 6

These what used to be peculiars would feast on their brethren, and if they ate enough peculiars they would become wights. Jacob is one of the only peculiar's who could see the hollows. He gives them lots of hope with him being the only one in the group who can see them. With Jacob's power to see these monsters, they can save Miss Avocet and stop the remaining hollows from taking any more peculiars.

"Because we weren't like other people, we were peculiar. Peculiar how? Oh, all sorts of ways. I got pictures! He doesn't have a head? Sure, he's got a head! Only you cant see it. Is he invisible? Millard, his name was. So what do you see? She's flying! Close, she's levitating." - Chapter 1

"Go to the island, Yakob promise me. Here it's not safe...you'll be safe there. Find the bird in the loop." - Chapter 1

These pictures represent Jacob's grandpa. The pictures of the children his grandfather would show Jacob when he was a kid. His grandpa would tell him stories of these peculiar children who looked different or had super strength. The hope he will fulfill his grandfather's dying wish to search for the bird and the island. His grandpa was the one who gave him hope that they were real by telling him about them.

"Time? I thought you turned into a Bird. To be sure, and therein lies the key to my skill. Only birds can manipulate time. We create temporal loops in which peculiar folk can live indefinitely." - Chapter 4

This picture of 2 birds represents Miss Peregrine. Miss Peregrine gave them the most hope out of all these items because she manipulated time to keep them all safe in the house. She was like a mother to all of them, taking care of them, feeding them, and keeping them safe. She gives them hope that they are safe and protected by her. They are like a big family, with the children being siblings and Miss Peregrine being the caring mother.

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"Okay," I said.

"Okay," he said.

I giggled and said, "Okay." And then the line was quiet but not dead. I almost felt like he was there in my room with me, but in a way it was better, like I was not in my room and he was not in his, but instead we were together in some invisible and tenuous third space that could only be visited on the phone.

"Okay," he said after forever. "Maybe okay will be our always."

"Okay," I said.

It was Augustus who finally hung up.

Out of all the quotes in this book I chose this quote. The reason I chose this is because it shows that, "Okay," is their thing. Since Issac and his girlfriend always said, "Always," meaning they will never leave each other. The two had, "Okay," as their always. They wished to be with each other.

The Fault In Our Stars is a sad teen romance and young adult novel by John Green. This book was made in 2012, this being his 4th solo book. He wrote this book after working as a student in a children's hospital. It was dedicated to Esther Earl who died of thyroid cancer in 2010 at the age of 16.

I am someone who does not like reading young adult books because I find them cringy. But when I read this book I was surprised at how this changed my mind. As someone who reads horror books, manga, or even adult books, I personally found this book to be good.

This Story has 2 main characters, both having cancer. Hazel Grace has thyroid cancer and Augustus Waters has osteosarcoma. The two met in a support group. They both befriended but the two are flirts towards each other. The two got out with each other and even going to Amsterdam. Hazel got to meet her favorite book writer Peter Van Houten. After being being disappointed by the writer they had their last day there in amsterdam and finally left. But hazel did find something about what is happening with Gus. His cancer was getting him. He was dying. Gus made a video to say goodbye. A little bit after he passed. He did leave something for Ha Hazel. A story. A book of An Imperial Affliction.

There are many locations in The Fault In Our Stars. Both film locations and novel locations. These are the locations where the story and the film took place at.

Newfields - Newfields is the area where Hazel Grace and Augustus Waters had their picnic as they saw two outside of the museum called Free Basket and Funky Bones.

Anne Frank House - This location is the place where they go after meeting Peter Van Houten and Hazel and Augustus figure out that he wasn't the person they thought he was. Lidewij Vliegenthart, Houten's assistant, took the two as an apology for Mr. Houten's behavior.

Oranjee Restaurant - The Oranjee restaurant is the restaurant that Lidewij Vliegenthart reserved for Hazel and Augustus went in Amsterdam. The two ate out as the mother went shopping. In the novel it has them eating outside but because of weather problems, the movie had the two moved inside.

Hotel De Filosoof - This is the hotel that Hazel, her mom, and Gus stayed at while staying in Amsterdam. The 3 are usually never there but when they were there, Gus and Hazel made love.

St Paul's Episcopal Church - This is the most important place in the novel and the movie. This is the place that Gus and Hazel first met. The support group would meet in the basement in the literal heart of Jesus. This was also the place where Gus made his video to say goodbye.

"It's a metaphor, see: You put the killing thing right between your teeth, but you don't give it the power to do its killing."

When Augustus and Hazel met, Gus put a cigarette in his mouth. Hazel thought that he was going to start smoking next to her and started to yell at him for trying to give himself another type of cancer. Gus ends up telling her this quote. If you put the cigarette in your mouth but don't light it, then you just don't let the cigarette do the killing.

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When the whole Garden heights community found out that the officer didn't get charged with the murder of Khalil everyone starts protesting and protesting turned into riots. This is because everyone felt like it was always the same story of a white officer killing an unarmed black person and not getting charged with a crime. So as riots start officers start throwing tear gas at the crowd to get them to leave. However, Starr grabs a tear gas bottle and throws it back at the police officers.

The hairbrush is one of the biggest details in the book. Khalil was just grabbing his hairbrush, but to the officer Khalil was grabbing a gun. This just goes to show that racism was involved in this case. Just because Khalil was a person of color, officer 115 automatically thinks that Khalil was trying to grab a gun from his car.

At a young age Starr has been taught on what to do if she ever gets stopped by a police officer. Her father tells her that since they are people of color they are going to be targeted more. Starr gets told by her father that she should always listen/do what the cop is ordering you to do, to stay still, and to have your hands shown all the time. Another important rule that she is taught is to always remember the officer's badge number, just in case anything happens.

In Garden Heights there were a lot of drug dealers, in the novel it is said that Khalil was a drug dealer as well. When Khalil was all over the news after his death everyone seemed to think that was Khalil's own fault for getting killed. Just because he had to deal with drugs doesn't mean that it was his fault that the officer thought that his hairbrush was a gun.

All throughout the novel is a line of what Tupac says about what Thug Life meant. "The Hate U Give Little Infants F*ck Everybody" this means that what society gives to the young people nowadays comes back and hurts when they act out. This line has a lot to do with the death of Khalil because in the novel it states "the system is still giving hate and everybody is still getting f*cked?" Basically meaning that no one is getting justice, and the justice system doesn't care about it.

Starr believes that she has two different lives. She has her "poor black neighborhood" in Garden Heights and her school is "the fancy suburban prep school she attends" (Williamson Prep). At her school she's already the "cool kid" since she is one of the only black kids there. However in Garden heights she has to earn her "coolness". She can't just buy new Jordans the day it comes out to earn "coolness" in Garden Heights, like she does at Williamson Prep.

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''Cancer'' Cancer is important because the two main characters have cancer. For example Gus Had cancer but they had to cut his leg to survive. The other character is Hazel she has lung cancer and she died at the end.''thyroid originally but wish an impressive and long - settled satellite colony in my lungs."

This picture is for the love the two main characters had. Hazel and Gus liked each other the first time they met was at the circle group. Gus would take her out to places and would call her at night." I called Augustus back, and we stayed up late talking about Imperial Affliction."

The circle group was the first day Hazel and Gus met. They were going around talking about how they were doing and what they had or have. Hazel saw a boy staring at her so she later on started to stare back then she found out about his name Augusts."after a while the boy smiled, and then finally his blue eyes glanced away."

The first time Augusts saw Hazel's parents he took her a bouquet of orange tulips.He talked to her parents while she went to her room to finish getting ready. He then took her out but it was a surprise for her. "He was holding a bouquet of bright orange tulips just beginning to bloom,"

The first time they went out he added a cigarette and put it between his lips. Hazel wasn't really happy about it because she has lung cancer and she doesn't like it when people smoke because she would do anything to have good lungs. "He flipped it open and put a cigarette between his lips."

Hazel considers herself as someone who is waiting to explode and is going to hurt them people around her. She explains that she thinks that she's going to hurt the people around her one day and she doesn't want that. "I'm like . Like. I'm a grenade, Mom.I'm a grenade and at some point I'm going to blow up"

Augustus dies at the end and dies after his prefuneral. She got the call at 3:30 by his mom they both said sorry to each other.Hazel was hurt by it she loved and was hurting."Augustus Waters died eight days after his prefuneral,"

Hazel goes over to Augustus house and finds out that he wet himself. She called his parents so they could clean him up while she waited up stairs. He was embarrassed about it but Hazel told him not worry about it."He'd pissed the bed. It was awful. I couldn't even look,really. I just shouted for his parents and they came down, and I went upstairs while they cleaned him up."

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love ''Cancer'' Cancer is important because the two main characters have cancer. For example Gus Had cancer but they had to cut his leg to survive. The other character is Hazel she has lung cancer and she died at the end.''thyroid originally but wish an impressive and long - settled satellite colony in my lungs."

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Hard work, Julia hard working at something she never gave up like when she was in her sisters room and she found a note after she found it she tried to look for her sisters laptop it took a while to find it but she eventually found it.

Hope, Julia had hope for a lot of things like her relationship with her mother more to the end the story got way better because she tried and she had hope to keep moving forward

Courage, courage come from all of the things i wrote about hope, hard work, and to never give up, julia had the courage to keep moving forward even in a really bad situation she never gave up she, she had hope, but all that took hard work and courage and julia had all of that

To never give up, Julia never gave up on the things she was trying to do like when she went back to school her grades were falling off and she wanted to get into a good college, so she never gave up and tried she got what she wanted and got her grades up.

In my book I'm not your perfect Mexican daughter the author wanted the readers to know that this book was about hope.

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Hard work, Julia hard working at something she never gave up like when she was in her sisters room and she found a note after she found it she tried to look for her sisters laptop it took a while to find it but she eventually found it.

Hope, Julia had hope for a lot of things like her relationship with her mother more to the end the story got way better because she tried and she had hope to keep moving forward

Courage, courage come from all of the things i wrote about hope, hard work, and to never give up, julia had the courage to keep moving forward even in a really bad situation she never gave up she, she had hope, but all that took hard work and courage and julia had all of that

To never give up, Julia never gave up on the things she was trying to do like when she went back to school her grades were falling off and she wanted to get into a good college, so she never gave up and tried she got what she wanted and got her grades up.

In my book I'm not your perfect Mexican daughter the author wanted the readers to know that this book was about hope.

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Hard work, Julia hard working at something she never gave up like when she was in her sisters room and she found a note after she found it she tried to look for her sisters laptop it took a while to find it but she eventually found it.

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"Okay," I said.

"Okay," he said.

I giggled and said, "Okay." And then the line was quiet but not dead. I almost felt like he was there in my room with me, but in a way it was better, like I was not in my room and he was not in his, but instead we were together in some invisible and tenuous third space that could only be visited on the phone.

"Okay," he said after forever. "Maybe okay will be our always."

"Okay," I said.

It was Augustus who finally hung up.

Out of all the quotes in this book I chose this quote. The reason I chose this is because it shows that, "Okay," is their thing. Since Issac and his girlfriend always said, "Always," meaning they will never leave each other. The two had, "Okay," as their always. They wished to be with each other.

The Fault In Our Stars is a sad teen romance and young adult novel by John Green. This book was made in 2012, this being his 4th solo book. He wrote this book after working as a student in a children's hospital. It was dedicated to Esther Earl who died of thyroid cancer in 2010 at the age of 16.

I am someone who does not like reading young adult books because I find them cringy. But when I read this book I was surprised at how this changed my mind. As someone who reads horror books, manga, or even adult books, I personally found this book to be good.

This Story has 2 main characters, both having cancer. Hazel Grace has thyroid cancer and Augustus Waters has osteosarcoma. The two met in a support group. They both befriended but the two are flirts towards each other. The two got out with each other and even going to Amsterdam. Hazel got to meet her favorite book writer Peter Van Houten. After being being disappointed by the writer they had their last day there in amsterdam and finally left. But hazel did find something about what is happening with Gus. His cancer was getting him. He was dying. Gus made a video to say goodbye. A little bit after he passed. He did leave something for Ha Hazel. A story. A book of An Imperial Affliction.

There are many locations in The Fault In Our Stars. Both film locations and novel locations. These are the locations where the story and the film took place at.

Newfields - Newfields is the area where Hazel Grace and Augustus Waters had their picnic as they saw two outside of the museum called Free Basket and Funky Bones.

Anne Frank House - This location is the place where they go after meeting Peter Van Houten and Hazel and Augustus figure out that he wasn't the person they thought he was. Lidewij Vliegenthart, Houten's assistant, took the two as an apology for Mr. Houten's behavior.

Oranjee Restaurant - The Oranjee restaurant is the restaurant that Lidewij Vliegenthart reserved for Hazel and Augustus went in Amsterdam. The two ate out as the mother went shopping. In the novel it has them eating outside but because of weather problems, the movie had the two moved inside.

Hotel De Filosoof - This is the hotel that Hazel, her mom, and Gus stayed at while staying in Amsterdam. The 3 are usually never there but when they were there, Gus and Hazel made love.

St Paul's Episcopal Church - This is the most important place in the novel and the movie. This is the place that Gus and Hazel first met. The support group would meet in the basement in the literal heart of Jesus. This was also the place where Gus made his video to say goodbye.

"It's a metaphor, see: You put the killing thing right between your teeth, but you don't give it the power to do its killing."

When Augustus and Hazel met, Gus put a cigarette in his mouth. Hazel thought that he was going to start smoking next to her and started to yell at him for trying to give himself another type of cancer. Gus ends up telling her this quote. If you put the cigarette in your mouth but don't light it, then you just don't let the cigarette do the killing.

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the theme in monster is that the justice system is unfair on his behalf because hes poor,young and black.

The liquor store is where it all goes wrong. Steven was at the wrong place at the wrong time. someone had been killed in the store and the police thought it was Steven. In the book Steven is being accused of felony murder. "my name is Sandra Petrocelli and i'm an assistant district attorney for the state of new York . i am representing the people in this matter which you were informed during jury selection is a case of felony murder" (p.20)

This gun is what caused steven to go to jail. The gun was the weapon that was steven was claimed to have used in the murder.

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Cigarettes are a significant symbol in Looking For Alaska. It relates to the thematic statement because when Miles first joins Culver Creek smoking is one of the first things he does for the first time, which he was not expecting to do. In Looking For Alaska, page 16 states, "I had never smoked a cigarette, but when in Rome ,,," This explains my reasoning because my thematic statement refers to life not always going as expected.

White flowers are a significant symbol in Looking For Alaska. It relates to the thematic statement because suddenly Alaska Young dies with white flowers. The white flowers represent Alaska's parents and how they used to use those white flowers to put in Alaska's hair. In Looking For Alaska, page 163, it states, "They was flowers in her backseat " Maybe Alaska wanted to die with those flowers to remember her parents which makes it unexpected for The Colonel and Miles. This explains my reasoning because my thematic statement refers to not knowing what is going to happen next.

Alaska has a lot of books in her room, what she calls her Lifes library. Even though she hasn't read all of them, she says she will. Alaska's Lifes library is an important symbol because it somewhat represents her childhood. In Looking For Alaska, on page 20, it states, "Every summer since I was little, I've gone to garage sales and bought all the books that looked interesting."

The Labyrinth is a significant symbol in Looking For Alaska. It relates to the thematic statement because, at the beginning of the book, Alaska doesn't know whether Boliver's Labyrinth symbolizes life or death. In Looking For Alaska, page 19, it states, "That's the mystery, isn't it? is the labyrinth living or dying?" This explains my reasoning because the thematic statement refers to theLabyrinth as an idea that symbolizes the maze that is life.

Miles is an important symbol because The Colonel connects Miles's name to "miles" as is in distance. This way his name refers to how far he feels from Alaska when she dies, and how much distance he would have to get through in order to know her better. In Looking For Alaska, on page 68, Alaska says, "I'm really not up for answering any questions that start with how, when, where, why, or what." While Miles wants to get closer to Alaska, she wants to keep a good distance.

In Looking For Alaska the author presents the idea that life isn't always what it seems.

Miles memorizes many famous people's last words. In Looking for Alaska, page 11 , it states, "Um, I know a lot of people's last words." Miles thinks that last words are a way of figuring out how a person lived. By the end of the book, the last words come to symbolize that there are many different ways someone chooses to live, but they do not provide any answers.

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Speak is a young adult novel by Laurie Halse Anderson, which tells the story of high school freshman Melinda Sordino. After she is raped at the end of the summer party by Andy Evans, she calls the cops, who come and break up the party. People hate her for calling the cops that night, but no one knows what truly happened. This caused Melinda to lose all her friends and nearly stop talking altogether. She expresses her voice through her art in Mr. Freeman's class. Slowly, Melinda begins to accept what happened that night, face her problems, and recreate her identity,

"The next thing I saw was the telephone. I stood in the middle of a drunken crowd and I called 911 because I needed help." (136) After being raped at the party by Andy Evans, Melinda does not feel safe and calls the cops. She was in shock after what happened. She didn't know what to do so she ended up calling the cops at the party and ended the party.

Melinda is put into an art class. She is assigned to create and draw a tree. Mr. Freeman, who is the art teacher, at some point tells her to add emotions and feelings to her project. (122) "The next time you work on your trees, don't think about trees. Think about love, or hate, or joy, or pain- whatever makes you feel something, makes your palms sweat, or your toes curl. Focus on that feeling. When people don't express themselves, they die one piece at a time." Melinda struggles with her art project a lot. The project put her through rough times and stressful times. Melinda's attempts to draw a tree symbolize her ability to move past her rape and to mature as a person.

In the book, Melinda uses a Maya Angelou poster to cover her appearance in the janitor's closet. Throughout the story, Melinda imagines the poster as an empowering force. Such as when it urges her to tell Rachel the truth about Andy. In the end, Melinda rips through the poster to shatter the mirror behind it to use as a weapon against Andy when he harasses her in the janitor's closet. "He pins me against the closed door. Maya Angelou looks at me. She tells me to make some noise. I open my mouth and take a deep breath" (194) This shows how Maya Angelou was an important figure to Melinda and helped her face, Andy.

For Christmas, Melinda gave Heather, who is her "Best Friend", a friendship necklace. Heather is the new girl in town and tries to become part of the school to have a good reputation. Melinda on the other hand doesn't care about those things. Later in the novel, Heather ends up telling Melinda that they can't be friends anymore because they are two completely different people. " You don't like anything. You are the most depressed person I've ever met and excuse me for saying this, but you are no fun to be around and I think you need professional help." (105) Heather gives Melinda back the necklace she gave her for Christmas. Melinda is pretty hurt because she realizes that Heather was the only person she had when no one else was there. "

Melinda hates her appearance, but she really hates her ragged lips, which she can't stop picking at and chewing. Since she cannot talk about her trauma, it makes sense that Melinda would hate and mutilate her lips. "I look for shapes in my face. Could I put a face in my tree, like a dryad from Greek mythology? Two muddy-circle eyes under black-dash eyebrows, piggy-nose nostrils, and a chewed-up horror of a mouth. Definitely not a dryad face. I can't stop biting my lips. It looks like my mouth belongs to someone else, someone I don't even know. I get out of bed and take down the mirror. I put it in the back of my closet, facing the wall." (17) This quote shows how much Melinda does not like her lips referring to them as a "chewed-up horror of mouth."

During the story, Melinda is filled with depression. She doesn't talk to anyone. Her parents try to talk to her but she won't say anything. She slits her wrist using paper clips. "I open a paper clip and scratch it across the inside of my left wrist. Pitful. If a suicide attempt is a cry for help, then what is this? A whimper, a peep? I draw little window cracks of blood, etching line after line until it stops hurting,"(87)

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Speak is a young adult novel by Laurie Halse Anderson, which tells the story of high school freshman Melinda Sordino. After she is raped at the end of the summer party by Andy Evans, she calls the cops, who come and break up the party.

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The man in the cell symbolizes how Steve Harmon is scared of prison because he feels like everyone there is dangerous.

"The best time to cry is at night when the lights are out and someone is being beaten up and screaming for help. That way even if you sniffle a little they won't hear you. If anybody knows that you are crying, they'll start talking about it and soon it'll be your turn to get beat up when the lights go out." (1)

The gun shows how Bobo Evans shows signs of regret in hiring James King to help rob the store.

"I think King was high or he wouldn't have shot the dude. He didn't have to shoot him. he's the cause of me being in this mess."(188)

The blood symbolizes how the world is cruel and how people hurt others as long as they get what they want.

"Late yesterday afternoon 2 armed and masked bandits rushed into this neighborhood drugstore behind me. they first demanded money and, when the store owner, 55-year-old Alguinado Nesbitt was slow in handing over the money, viciously ended his life." (120)

The documents symbolize hope because Steve says he isn't guilty and knows he isn't yet no one else believes him.

"She thinks I am guilty. I know she thinks I am guilty. I can feel it when we sit together on the bench they have assigned for us. she writes down what is being said, and what is being said about me, and she adds it all up to guilty." (138)

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Gus's Cigarettes stand for authority and control in his life. He holds that ''You put the killing thing right between your teeth, but you don't give it the power to do its killing.'' The cigarettes lend Gus the air of confidence and bravado that his character so craves.

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In the novel MONSTER, the author presents the idea that justice is cruel.

The notebook contributes to the over theme because in the notebook Steve Harmon writes about all of the experiences he has when he is in jail and he could not sleep morning and night time because he kept dreaming. On page 63-64, it says that "I couldn't sleep most of the night after the dream. The dream took place in the courtroom. I was trying to ask questions and nobody could hear me. I was shouting and shouting but everyone went about their business as if I wasn't there. I hope I didn't shout out in my sleep.That would look weak to everybody. It's not good to look weak in here. Every morning we get up and put on our court clothes. The talk is lawyer talk, with all the older guys talking about appeals and mistakes that the judge made."

The shirt contributes to the overall theme because when Steve Harmon was in jail, he loved his mom so much that he thinks about his mom when she would iron his shirts in the kitchen and leave clean shirts every time he felt sick. He also thinks about himself and what his mom is thinking about, whether she is mad or sad. On page 90, it says that "As I got dressed, I felt sick to my stomach. Mama leaves clean shirts and underwear for me. I thought of her in the kitchen ironing the shirts. I think about myself so much, about what's going to happen to me and all, that I don't think about my folks that much. I know she loves me, but I wonder what she's thinking."

The gun contributes to the theme of the book because when detective Williams arrived at the crime scene there was a body on the floor with blood and Williams is trying to solve the murder of the body by the drugstore before the murder gets more body. On page 132, it says that "I arrived at the crime scene at 5:15. There was some merchandise on the floor of the drugstore in between the counters. The body of the victim was lying halfway . . . his legs were half sticking out from behind the counter. I looked around the counter and observed a middle-aged black male of approximately 200 pounds.

The picture contributes to the overall theme because the picture is about the death of Mr. Nesbitt and they scare Steve Harmon and thinking about how Nesbitt lied about passing away but, he actually passes away and doesn't know what to think. On page 128, it says that "I thought about writing about what happened in the drugstore, but I'd rather not have it in my mind. The picture of Mr. Nesbitt scare me. I think about him lying there knowing he was going to die. I wonder if it hurt much. I can see me at that moment, just when Mr. Nesbitt knew he was going to die, walking down the street trying to make my mind a blank screen."

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Julia goes to mexico after she completes the program.

Her decided to send her to Mexico. so thinking about time with her grandmother and extended family.

"Sometimes I wanted to scream at her until something Switched on in her brain."

But Before Julia leaves for Mexico she finds the password to Olga's computer and discovers something. She finds old email exchanges. From a married doctor from work. Julia discovers that Olga inst actually the perfect Mexican daughter.

Julia always feels behind. She says she feels disconnected from her family's traditions. And also disdainful of the idea that she needs to do certain things. To be the perfect Mexican daughter her parents want her to be.

Julia was in Junior year of high school when her older sister Olga "Perfect Mexican Daughter" died. Olga was hit by a semi-truck while she was on the street. But after, Julia finds some things about Olga that surprise her. It was some scandalous items in Olga's personal off-limits room.

Julia's is someone of many words and personalities. Shes an outspoken feminist with big dreams and big hunger for art. Shes sarcastic, intellectual, and judgmental. Also she is very ambitious and desperate for what she wants.

Julia is many things. she is a young 15 year old writer that desperately wants to go to college. she is a outspoken feminist with big dreams and hunger for art.

She Is very ambitious to do what she wants after high school.

After Olga's unexpected death, Julia is swallowed by grief. And it threatens her from graduating and achieving her dream of becoming a writer. Because she is spiraling into depression. After her old sister was hit by a bus.

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The Santa hat represents the gift sharing during Secret Santa and symbolizes Charlies generosity and understanding of others. When people are giving there last presents for Secret Santa Charlie instead of just only giving presents to Patrick he instead gives everyone in the room a present and gave them presents that where tailored toward them (68-69). Although Charlie didn't have to get everyone a present Charlie instead took the time to think and make presents that everyone would enjoy. This shows how much he really knows and cares about his friends and how much he was willing to do for them.

The books symbolize Charlies deep understanding and friendship with others. After returning to Peters apartment Charlie gives Sam and Patrick's friends their graduation presents and when it comes to Sam and Patrick themselves Charlie gifted them each with a box containing all the books his teacher gave him to work and read during the year and also a letter inside (193-194). Charlie giving Sam and Patrick his books is also charlie giving a part of him away as Charlie has cared deeply about these books and demonstrates Charlie strong bond with Sam and Patrick as he is now entrusting them with something special. Charlie giving away the books also shows how much he has paid attention to Sam and Patrick as in order to give them the books he would have to know what Sam and Patrick would enjoy reading.

The cigarettes symbolizes moments where Charlie, Sam , and Patrick share time outside smoking. When Charlie wears the suit Patrick gave him Charlie gets made fun of to the point where he leaves school and see Sam and Patrick outside smoking and walks up to them asking if he can get a cigarette and before Patrick gives him one Sam stops him and asks Charlie if hes okay and after they talk for a while and Charlie calms down Sam gives him a cigarette and after Charlie smokes it he feels completely relaxed (101-102). This is a moment in the story where Sam helps out Charlie when he is struggling in a situation. This shows how when we are in trouble and need help friendship can help us out.

The mix tape symbolizes charlies friendship and care for Patrick. During the Secret Santa gift sharing in the story charlie takes the time to make Patrick a mix tape and when he gives it to him it shows how much charlie cares for Patrick because of the amount of time that went into making it (61-63). later on in the story when Patrick is dealing with his break up with brad he invites charlie to go hang out. When there in Patrick's car driving charlie hears the songs coming over the tape player and he asks Patrick if the tape hes playing is the one he made for him. Patrick responds that it is and he has been listing to it all night (156). Patrick playing the songs that charlie gave him shows how much Patrick trusts and relies on Charlie.

The gravestone represents Charlies friend and symbolizes how important friendship is. In the beginning of the story when Charlie is first starting his diary he talks about how his friends suicide was an event that turned him into who he is now and as the story continues we see that Charlie didn't have many other friends (2-6). After his friend died and before Charlie met Sam and Patrick Charlie seems to be lost at life having no one he could talk to. This shows how important friendship is as later on when Charlie meets Sam and Patrick he starts getting better and improves his life.

The school represents the school Charlie and his friends go to. At first charlie dose not like school as much as when he first started because he had no friends to talk to and the few he thought he had didn't really continue but after he meets his English teacher and is told to "participate" by him Charlie goes to the school football game where he meets Sam and Patrick (6-21). Because of Sam and Patrick, Charlie starts to enjoy going to school and starts to get better. This shows how important friendship is because if Charlie never met Sam and Patrick he might have never improved and instead might have gotten a lot worse.

the perks of being a wallflower is a story where our main character charlie after being in a hospital for the summer after his best friend commits suicide is embarking on his first year of high school. In high school he struggles to make friends but after he warms up to his English teacher he attends the football game at his school. There he meets a kid named Patrick and his stepsister Sam. After Sharing some time with them he starts to become great friends with them also meeting their friends and they end up sharing great times and making new ones. With friendship being a main theme of the book a thematic statement for this book is friendship is something important worth caring and can help us out when we need it the most.

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In Monster the author presents the idea that the justice system is not fair when you are poor, young and If you give up, they'll give up on you."(99) O'Brien says this to caution Steve that the jury is judging him by the appearance he presents.

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In Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, the author explores the theme that hope enables characters to persevere, support one another, and have faith in their ability to battle wights and win their freedom.

"Because we weren't like other people, we were peculiar. Peculiar how? Oh, all sorts of ways. I got pictures!" - Chapter 1

These photos are of Jacob's grandfather. When Jacob was a child, his grandfather used to show him images of the kids. His grandfather used to tell him tales of these strange or peculiar kids with an unusual appearances or superhuman power. the desire to carry out his grandfather's last wishes and find the bird and the island. He was given hope that they existed by his grandpa, who informed him of them.

"I want you to know something. If we make It through this, I'm staying. I can't go home. Not after all this. anyway, whatever help I can be, I owe you that and more. you were all perfectly safe until I got here If we make it through this then I don't regret one thing." - Chapter 7

"GET ME YOU UGLY BASTARD!!" - Chapter 7

Jacob is more in spirit with the support of Emma and the others knowing what to do and what might happen to him if it goes wrong for him the best case scenario which happened was him stabbing the wight with the sheers of a sheep.

"How'd you know where to find me? Why Jacob, you told me yourself. Dr. Golan?! How...? But your eyes! Contact lenses. Amazing what they can fabricate these days." - Chapter 6

You can tell Jacob is surprised to discover Dr. Golan is the guy who has been following him all along. Dr. Golan, in Jacob's mind, was there to guide him while he explored and keep an eye on him. But it turned out that he had betrayed Jacob and had actually been a wight all along. The connection between the dark shades and hope is that even if he is armed, their hope remains intact. In order to finally be rid of the monsters, they hope and believe they can stop Dr. Golan and the others. You can tell Jacob is surprised to discover Dr. Golan is the enigmatic figure who has been following him all along. Jacob believed Dr. Golan to be a sort of mentor instead of betraying him.

"I think I got a sunburn at the beach..." - Chapter 5

From going to a field in an island of wales Emma picked an apple with the help of Jacob then being put down Emma went for kiss on the cheek thinking of how sweet Jacob is to her like his grandfather with this also helping out Jacob being more brave on chapter 7 fighting the wight with the support of Emma specifically.

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In fault in our stars the author presents the idea that love is worth it no matter what.

''Cancer'' Cancer is important because the two main characters have cancer. For example Gus Had cancer but they had to cut his leg to survive. The other character is Hazel she has lung cancer and she died at the end.''thyroid originally but wish an impressive and long - settled satellite colony in my lungs."

This picture is for the love the two main characters had. Hazel and Gus liked each other the first time they met was at the circle group. Gus would take her out to places and would call her at night." I called Augustus back, and we stayed up late talking about Imperial Affliction."

The circle group was the first day Hazel and Gus met. They were going around talking about how they were doing and what they had or have. Hazel saw a boy staring at her so she later on started to stare back then she found out about his name Augusts."after a while the boy smiled, and then finally his blue eyes glanced away."

The first time Augusts saw Hazel's parents he took her a bouquet of orange tulips.He talked to her parents while she went to her room to finish getting ready. He then took her out but it was a surprise for her. "He was holding a bouquet of bright orange tulips just beginning to bloom,"

The first time they went out he added a cigarette and put it between his lips. Hazel wasn't really happy about it because she has lung cancer and she doesn't like it when people smoke because she would do anything to have good lungs. "He flipped it open and put a cigarette between his lips."

Hazel considers herself as someone who is waiting to explode and is going to hurt them people around her. She explains that she thinks that she's going to hurt the people around her one day and she doesn't want that. "I'm like . Like. I'm a grenade, Mom.I'm a grenade and at some point I'm going to blow up"

Augustus dies at the end and dies after his prefuneral. She got the call at 3:30 by his mom they both said sorry to each other.Hazel was hurt by it she loved and was hurting."Augustus Waters died eight days after his prefuneral,"

Hazel goes over to Augustus house and finds out that he wet himself. She called his parents so they could clean him up while she waited up stairs. He was embarrassed about it but Hazel told him not worry about it."He'd pissed the bed. It was awful. I couldn't even look,really. I just shouted for his parents and they came down, and I went upstairs while they cleaned him up."

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In fault in our stars the author presents the idea that love is worth it no matter what. ''Cancer'' Cancer is important because the two main characters have cancer. For example Gus Had cancer but they had to cut his leg to survive.