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  If you could change one thing in the book, what would it be? Why would you change it? How would you change it? 

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  If you could change one thing in the book, what would it be? Why would you change it? How would you change it? 

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the thing that i would change is that she lost her sister and that she doesn't trust he one and only friend to tell her about a scene wit the boy she likes i would change it by giving her different personality

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What real world problem(s) did the main character face?

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What real world problem(s) did the main character face?

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one real word problem that the character faced was death of a family member, lack of friends, and trust issues.

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would you recommend this novel? and why? 

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would you recommend this novel? and why? 

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i would recommend this novel i really did enjoyed reading it because it has a lot of teenage dilemmas too

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 How is a character in your book similar or different to a character in another book, movie, or someone you know? Explain how the two characters are similar(compare) and how they are different( contrast).

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 How is a character in your book similar or different to a character in another book, movie, or someone you know? Explain how the two characters are similar(compare) and how they are different( contrast).

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the character in the book is similar to the old man in the movie up they both lost a loved one and are lonely and have trust issues

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What is one theme (central message) of the novel? Support your answer with three pieces of textual evidence, one from the beginning, middle, and end.

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What is one theme (central message) of the novel? Support your answer with three pieces of textual evidence, one from the beginning, middle, and end.

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i think that the theme to this book is over coming obstacles little by little i think that is the theme because Maggie is faced with very difficult obsticles but she has a solution to the death of her sister the lack of friends and her social life problems

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What is one conflict in the story? How was the conflict resolved? What might have happened if the conflict was not resolved?

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What is one conflict in the story? How was the conflict resolved? What might have happened if the conflict was not resolved?

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when Maggie's sister Leah died her mom started to throw things that belong to Leah out and Maggie to solve that she hid some things and protected them because they were memories

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Discuss the creative techniques the author used to make the story more effective (ex. flashbacks, point of view, foreshadowing, descriptive words). Explain how these techniques helped or interfere with your understanding of the story.

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Discuss the creative techniques the author used to make the story more effective (ex. flashbacks, point of view, foreshadowing, descriptive words). Explain how these techniques helped or interfere with your understanding of the story.

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so far i have seen a lot of flash backs and points of view from Maggie and techniques helping me are reading again circling words

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 If you had to persuade someone else to read this book, what would you say? Without revealing the resolution (ending), write enough about this book to make someone else want to read it.

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 If you had to persuade someone else to read this book, what would you say? Without revealing the resolution (ending), write enough about this book to make someone else want to read it.

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i would tell them that is has a lot of teenage dilemmas like the death of a family member and some sex problems but that's not the importance of a book but it has a lot of self to text experiences all teens might have.

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Choose a character and explain how the character changes throughout the story. What causes the change? What lessons does the character learn? 

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Choose a character and explain how the character changes throughout the story. What causes the change? What lessons does the character learn? 

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ok well the character that i'm going to pick is Maggie because at the beginning shes a good well behaving girl but then she gets obsessed with this dude and she wants to have sex with him but she wants to be experienced enough but she starts not telling her best friend stuff i undrstand with the loss of her sister its hard