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What quote have you come across that have made an impact on you? Explain?

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What quote have you come across that have made an impact on you? Explain?

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¨ I know the difference between right and wrong¨. This quote makes and impact on me because to me it is a different meaning like a deeper one. Celestine and other flawed people in the story know their difference from people and how people consider it wrong. This has had an impact on me because my mistakes lead me to learn that failure is ok and it just makes you push harder through anything. Knowing the difference between right and wrong can save you a lot of trouble. It makes you think before you make a decision and make the correct one. And i want to thank my right and wrong moments for making me the person i am today

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Think about the author word choice. How does he or she create emotion in the text?

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Think about the author word choice. How does he or she create emotion in the text?

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The author gives us cases all through out the story were they are pushed away by their society and he uses words that make you think. Why did he use this word in the situation? He does it to make us think and have an ¨aha¨ moment and makes you feel good for figuring it out. Another way he creates emotion is telling us a story like in chapter 38 the women telling us about her son and how he was sick and she just explained how he looked in the hospital bed and it just makes you feel bad and it kinda puts you in the mothers shoes and say ´O no what do i do´ type of situation and she did by taking the boy out the hospital. And then it goes to explained she figures out the girl is flawed ans she just runs away and they sets a tone or mood that know one like sher because she is a flawed soul.

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What does the author make you wonder about?

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What does the author make you wonder about?

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What made him right a book about flawed people but when i started reading the book and finishing it i understood there are actual people in this word who can be ¨flawed¨ and pushed away because of how they look or act and how we just have to except people for who they are, because sometimes people cannot change who they are because they can be shunned away from society and it´s just not right. I wonder how it would be if i was a flawed person and was a character is this book because i would explain to people not everyone is perfect but you are perfect in your own way, and this book truely made me say to myself, people are who they are for a reason and you have to except it, like it or not.

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Does the Author ever interrupt his or her progression of the plot? How does that affect your understanding of the text?

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Does the Author ever interrupt his or her progression of the plot? How does that affect your understanding of the text?

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yes the author does interrupt his or her progression of the plot , i feel like the author affects my understanding of the text in a way at time where reading the text can be complicated and really easy to

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What things have you learned in your reading that still have you thinking?

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What things have you learned in your reading that still have you thinking?

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Well what affected me is when they she gets avoid by people because she is flawed and for and example when in chapter 38 they lady was talking about her son and she figured out she was flawed and she ran away because she figured out she was flawed and i was shocked because how can your society can be changed and be different from everyone.

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How does the author create ¨aha¨ moments in his or her text.

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How does the author create ¨aha¨ moments in his or her text.

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The author creates lot´s of aha moments in this story just by explaining and when you finally realize what he or she is talking about like in chapter 38 when Celestine was talking to the lady about her sick son and how she took him out the hospital because of the treatment they was giving there son and when she say that Celestine was a flawed person she ran and it was an aha moment for her cause she knew that she can´t even talk to a person like she is normal.

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Well when celestine shows her true character  and changes her ways from that and then she starts to show their leadership and stick up for the flawed and be different. An this connected to me when i show leadership for football and become that leader and step into that role as a leader.

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Well when celestine shows her true character  and changes her ways from that and then she starts to show their leadership and stick up for the flawed and be different. An this connected to me when i show leadership for football and become that leader and step into that role as a leader.

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What moments that define a character you've connected to?

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How effectively does the author use sensory detail to create images?

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How effectively does the author use sensory detail to create images?

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The author uses sensory details by telling stories and giving situations shes been through to show us and give us better explanation and vision to create images.

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Discuss the pace of the text. How does that impact your enjoyment of the story.

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Discuss the pace of the text. How does that impact your enjoyment of the story.

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I like the slow text of the story because people can understand the story more and can sit and think about the story. It makes me and my group like the story even more and makes me want to keep reading.

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How do you see your groups reading goals in Flawed

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How do you see your groups reading goals in Flawed

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The way i see our group reading goals as being pretty decent, we understand most of what were reading but its some things we sometimes don't understand.

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Trace the changes of the central character.How has it impacted  you.

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Trace the changes of the central character.How has it impacted  you.

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Well it has impacted me because it has taught me about my life and has changed my overall view point of people.An that everyone is flawed in some way and the people on the top of them are also flawed in some way and that you have to have a change at some point.An have to change your way and be different from everyone else. An know that the people on the top arn´t in control and change from how their economy and be different.

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What sorts of language does the writer include that make you stop and investigate?

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What sorts of language does the writer include that make you stop and investigate?

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The writer uses expiatory language that catches my attention. Really in how the author writer and uses language to attract readers. that's what really made me stop and investigate.

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Discuss the author´s use of suspense at the start of the novel. How does it impact your interest in the plot?

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Discuss the author´s use of suspense at the start of the novel. How does it impact your interest in the plot?

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The author uses suspense in the beginning of the story by saying what she was thinking when she saw the car and how she reacted to the situation. It made me want to keep reading after to see why she could have been scared because at that moment it was a flawed moment in the story.

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How has the author taken a flat character and turned it into a living, breathing soul?

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How has the author taken a flat character and turned it into a living, breathing soul?

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The author Cecilia Ahern makes characters from the book flawed, not flat at all by adding events and situations that make her think or realize why she is going what she is going through it. Like the love situation and how she could have been called ¨quiet¨ but she is going to up-rise from it and can or could become a new person.

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Tell me about the narrator of your text. Is he or she believable? Explain.

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Tell me about the narrator of your text. Is he or she believable? Explain.

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Well she is somewhat believable because Celestine does give a great reason why she might be flawed and all through this she sees how flawed´s get treated and she see´s if she can make a difference in that if she figures out if she is really flawed or not. An this in the chapter it is going to show her trial t see if she is flawed our not and how she will be treated different if she i and make a difference fore those who are flawed and make an uprising and change.

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What about the setting has peaked your interest?

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What about the setting has peaked your interest?

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Well what has peaked my interest in the setting is how they have changed from place to place in the book.An how they economy is so different and how they differ from other places and countries.An how they change their setting every time they change and they go to a different place instead of staying in the same place.Also their word choice of how they explain where they are at all times and give you a little piece of scenery.