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I predict the conflict will be man vs. society because the main character, Miranda, is having problems relating society. One example of that is she has to walk by this strangle man every day when coming home from school.
So far, I think the book is unique. Every now and then Miranda is talking to the reader, which is supposed to be the writer, I'm guessing. Normal books wouldn't usually talk to the reader, therefor I think the book "When You Reach Me" is unique.

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The possible conflict in this story "When You Reach Me," could be when Sal and Miranda stop being friends. I think the conflict started when Sal got bullied and punched in the stomach by a boy in a green Army jacket. On pg.11,  it states that Sal and Miranda live in the same apartment building. They used to walk home from school together for companionship, but after Sal gets punched, they aren't friends anymore.  Boys would call Sal names like "quack" and a boy in a green army coat came up to Sal and punched him in the stomach and hit him in the face for no reason  Since. that happened Sal and Miranda are no longer friends and I don't think Miranda understands why? I like this book so far, it is amazing! I can relate to the characters to my own personal life so for this reason I love this book.

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I predict the conflict will be man vs. man because  everything came unraveling,and  when Sal got punched by that guy, that could not have been an accident. I think they were set up by someone who is following them. Something weird is going on.

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i predict that the conflict of the story is going to be man vs society because the main character Miranda has a best friend Sal that got punched by a kid in a in a army jacket and now Sal has completely shut her out of his life  and the fact that she has to walk past a crazy man every time she comes back from school.

I like the book so far because she is writing about her story and is talking to us like we are in front of her in real life

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I think the conflict of the book is Man Vs. Society because every day, Man because everyday Miranda has to talk to strangers just to know   if they are nice or not. Also that she lives in a basically run-down apartment with not much money. She also has to try to walk away from that group of boys which actually didn't go so well seeing that Sal got punched which practically changed Miranda's life. I love this book so far it's really interesting and kids can relate to a kid who is a "Latchkey child" And although I like Richard, I wonder who is MIranda's real dad.

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I think the conflict in the book ''When You Reach Me"  will be man vs. man. I think this because the group of boys seemed suspicious. They try to act cool, even though they aren't. They could lead to a robbery or something because Miranda's family lives in a old apartment and it is all beat up. I know this because the "work order" says that there is dirt everywhere and the door doesn't close all the way so it doesn't always lock. Also, I think that the old man on the corner could be a "suspect".

I like the book so far because it is sort of a mystery because you never know what any of the charactors will do next. The old man on the corner might stop waving his and at the street. Also, I like mystery because a action packed scene might happen and you won't even expect it. That Is  how I like the book so far.

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I predict that the conflict will be Man vs. Society. I say that because Miranda has trouble with the society. Miranda has to walk past a weird man when coming home from school everyday. That's why I think the conflict will be Man vs. Society.

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I agree with Matt about the Man vs. Society and how she has issues with the society.

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I predict that the conflict will be Man vs. Society like what everyone else mostly said because Miranda has to deal with walking home from school alone without any accompany anymore after her best friend Sal got punched in the face and avoided her since then and she also walks past the weird crazy man who screams into the air and sleeps under a mailbox. So far, I like the way the book is written, how Miranda writing a letter and this book definitely has me thinking.

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I like this book because it has something weird about it. I think something strange is going on. It makes the book way more interesting.

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i think that the conflict will be man vs self because miranda was talking to the person who punched sal. I feel like she might think its gonna be on her if Sal finds out.

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I predict the conflict is man vs society because the book mentioned that Miranda walks home by herself everyday because her best friend Sal got punched and started to avoid her,also she passes this crazy old man everyday. I like the book a lot because it kinda reminds me of our age group because there are people who don't talk to anyone and are as we like to call it at the bottom of the food chain.

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When Marcus and Miranda interact, it starts out awkward. After all, Marcus punched Miranda's best friend and now Sal doesn't talk to her. Miranda starts reading a book and Marcus interferes by talking to her. They argue about time travel and the story. They both read the book but had different theory's about it. In the end though, Miranda finds out that Marcus used to live in Detroit, and that he's argued with his second grade teacher about this book too! This scene contributes to the plot by Miranda learning more about Marcus and soon maybe possibly learning about why he punched Sal.

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As told in the book (or letter), Miranda and Marcus interact after Miranda takes Marcus to the dentist in the school and while Marcus is waiting for his appointment, Miranda notices that he had a math book. That indicated that he was interested in math and reading. Miranda also was reading a book while waiting and Marcus told her what he thinks of the book Miranda was reading. A sort of friendly argument then sparked about the plot of the book. This brief bonding between this two characters could maybe lead to Marcus befriending with Miranda or vice versa which then could lead to Marcus telling Miranda why he punched Sal in the stomach that day or maybe Marcus could tell Miranda that he was the person who took her house key after all the times Miranda passed by him past the garage. (Another thing the two have in common is their names both start with the letter M).

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They have a dentist office in there school and she had to help the dentist get kids to come to the and she figures out that Marcus the kid you punched Sal and is in her school and is going to the school dentist. What they have in common is that they both have read the book that Miranda is obsessed with. I think that the scene contributes to the plot is maybe when she gets her house broken into that Marcus can help her infestagate the the break in. Or he could be the one that did it

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It starts out awkward. hen they both interacted when Miranda took Marcus to the dentist. After Marcus punched Sal. But now Sal won't talk to Miranda anymore.

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When Marcus and Miranda interact they're in the school dentist office. Marcus is waiting for his appointment and Miranda is being the office monitor. They both like reading /talking about time travel. Also, they know Sal. Marcus punched Sal and Miranda is Sal's friend. The scene contributes to the plot because there is not really anyone else in the room and they could talk about the book until Marcus gets called into the dentist room.

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They were in the school's dentist office and Marcus and Miranda were talking/ arguing about Miranda's book about time travel. They talked about it for four pages. They both like math, even though Marcus was in a higher level in math than Miranda. The scene contributes to the plot because Marcus was is a very important character we need to watch out for because he punched Sal.

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It starts out weird when Miranda and Marcus start talking bc Marcus punched Miranda's best friend (Sal.) But I think that this scene contributes to the plot by Miranda understanding Marcus a little bit more.

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I agree with Diya and how Miranda gets to know Marcus better

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It starts out a little weird because Miranda is talking to the guy who punched Sal. What i think they have in common is that they have the same arguments. I feel this contributes to the plot because Miranda will get to know Marcus better.

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At first, the scene where Marcus and Miranda interacted was a little weird, but in the end she found out he was from Detroit. But we still don't know why he punched Sal. Something Miranda and Marcus have in common is they're both pretty smart.  Marcus is obviously smart, and Miranda said she was okay.  This scene contributes to the plot because it is part of the rising action of the story.

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Marcus and Miranda's scene is very awkward knowing that Marcus punched her best friend Sal which made them not friends. The thing they have in common is they are both smart because she said she was ok and Marcus was obloviousy good at math . I think this scene contributes to the plot because Miranda and Marcus might become friends in the future

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Marcus and Miranda both like the same book that Miranda continues to read in common. They may disagree on what happens in the book but they both know what's going on in there own way. I think this contributes to the plot because I think they are started to like each other and I think al is going to find out and be more mad at Miranda even though she has done nothing wrong.

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Were any of you mad at Miranda in this chapter? I was dying for her to get the guts up to ask Marcus why he punched Sal!!!! But she didn't. Come on!

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One of the thing I can describe Julia is that she is rude. In the book it says that she was making fun of Miranda in Jimmy's sandwich shop. Julia is also sassy. She thinks she is better than everyone else in the world.

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One word  to describe Julia is rude. I think this because in the book it states, "No wonder you don't want to be friends with her any more. She's so rude to you." Another word to describe her would be a show-off. I think this because she is always showing off and thinks she's the boss.

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As I read on page 83, Julia is very sassy and rude when she walks in Jimmy's place thinking she owns the place and stuff which leads her to getting herself kicked out. She also is really demanding as she treated Annmarie like her puppet when they where a pair.

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I would describe her rude and confusing. She is confusing because she was talking to Marcus and hes the one who punched Sal and wrecked Julia's and Sal's friendship.

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The scene where Marcus and Miranda have to interact was on page 48 . Marcus had a dentist appointment and Miranda had to go to the class room and pick him up. When Marcus sat in the patient seat waiting for the dentist he did not even remember Miranda. Marcus picks up his mathematics book and reads it. Miranda thinks Marcus loves math but when she asked him he says it in a stupid tone "yea." Marcus and Miranda are in common because they both end up reading the same book called "Time Travel." Marcus tells Miranda what the scenes are and they both disagrees. This scene leads to the plot because it is telling the reader Marcus, and Miranda like the same things, and they both have different point of views.

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I would describe Julia as rude and almost jealous. Julia is rude because she always making fun of Miranda and saying mean stuff about Jimmy's sandwich shop. Also she calls Miranda an idiot for not knowing that Annemarie has epilepsy. I would also call Julia jealous because she's recently always talking to Miranda and Annemarie probably just because she wants to be friends with Annemarie again and doesn't want her being friends with Miranda.

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I would call Julia rude because in the book it says that Julia called Miranda an idiot 6 times because she didn't know that Annemarie has epilepsy. I would also call Julia annoying because she kept saying stuff about Jimmys sandwhich shop.

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I agree with Dobry

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Two words I would describe Julia is a bully, and I am better than you. The reason I picked the word bully to describe Julia, is on page 77 it shows that Julia says aw its to bad that you got mustered on your favorite shirt. Also why do you work all the time its not like you need the money, and the place you work at is gross. The reason I picked I'm better than you to represent Julia is that she ignores Miranda and talks to Annemarie, so in that case I think Julia is blowing Miranda off.

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I agree with Diya because she states that Julia is rude and explains how she thinks that.

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A word is rude. I think this because on page 89 she said "Don't ask her questions," she hissed. I thought this because she hissed back at Miranda.
Another word to describe Julia is concerned. I think this because on page 92 Julia said to Miranda, "God, you're an idiot. You're an idiot, you know what that is?" Then Miranda said, " I'm an idiot?" Then Julia responded with, "She's been eating all that bread at that stupid job you got her.  She's not supposed to eat any of that stuff. Idiot." Annemarie is not supposed to eat bread and soda because of her epilepsy.
Those are the words that describe Julia.

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Two words to describe rude and annoying. She talks about people in a rude way sometimes. She sounds pretty annoying to others too. I can't imagine ever being friends with such a brat like Julia.

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I think that Julia is rude because when Miranda was sitting at her desk in class Julia flung a rubber band at her head. Another word to describe is annoying because she always is complaining about something.

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Rude and Snobby are just two words to describe Julia,because she goes all across the world,and she treats everyone like she's the Queen and everyone is her Peasant. That is how I would describe Julia

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Rude and sarcastic are two words to describe Julia. I know  she is rude because in the book it says "when something stung me hard behind the ear. I jerked my head up and saw Julia laughing silently over her book. I looked down on the floor and saw the rubber band she had shot at me." I also know that Julia is sarcastic because the book says "Oh Annemarie, your turquoise sweater.It's your favorite. Poor you" I know this is sarcastic because when Julia said "poor you"in my head she sounded fake.

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From what I read in session 3´s pages, I know that Julia is rude, salty, and sarcastic. I know this because on page 89 the text states ¨Julia hit my knee with her knee¨ this shows that Julia is rude. On page 92 the text states ¨Julia waited for me outside with her hands on her hips ´God, you´re an idiot. You´re an idiot, you know that?´¨ This shows that Julia is really salty. The last peice of evidence is on page 90 when Julia said ¨That sounds great.¨ When I heard this and know my knowledge of Julia, it felt like it was sarcastic.

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The thing that I feel that was interesting about the way Miranda described the laughing man was on page 113 it states that "For one second there was something familiar about him, and I noticed for the first time how old he looked." Also she stated that " Maybe I felt sorry for him. Maybe he reminded me of Mr. Nunzie from upstairs. I defiantly think this is apart of foreshadowing because Miranda is stating that the laughing man reminded Miranda of Mr. Nunzi from upstairs.

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What was interesting was Miranda thought that the Laughing Man was weird. But now she said 'I'd seen kids banging on the mailbox and yelling, "Wake up, Kicker!" I hope no one would do that today.' This shows that Miranda has some respect for the Laughing Man. I think that this could be a piece of foreshadowing because once agin in the begginging of the book she didn't really like they man and thought he was creepy. Now hopes that nobody knocks on his mailbox.

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I think the laughing man is interesting because I am curious to know why they call him that. It was interesting how she was mad at her for feeding him. Why would that be a big deal. I think it is a piece of foreshadowing because why would they mention something with so little importance If he didn't have something to do with the story.

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I think Miranda is starting to actually think about and care about the laughing man because when she offered him a sandwich and he refused she said there was something familiar about the old man. Also she wished the boys that hung around the garage didn't hit the mailbox that he sleeps under which yet again shows that Miranda is concerned about him. Maybe she can relate the notes to the laughing later on the book (letter) somehow.

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I think Miranda is actually becoming worried and concerned about the laughing man. She was also thoughtful to him by giving him a sandwich. Miranda hoped the kids at the garage wouldn't bother the laughing man, which showed she was concerned. This could be a piece of foreshadowing because the laughing man could be important to Miranda in something

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what i think is interesting about the way that Miranda describes the laughing man is by saying that there is something familiar about him when she  gives him the sandwich. i do  believe that this is a piece of foreshadowing because it seems like she can see the laughing man in trouble one day  

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what i think is interesting about the way that Miranda describes the laughing man is by saying that there is something familiar about him when she  gives him the sandwich. i do  believe that this is a piece of foreshadowing because it seems like she can see the laughing man in trouble one day  

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Miranda thinks that the crazy old man isn't that crazy. I know this because when Miranda gives him a sandwhich he says that his teeth will fall out if the bread is to hard so the bread has to be soft.Yes I think it is foreshadowing.

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This could be a piece of foreshadowing because on page 113 it says ¨There was something familiar about him, and I noticed for the first time how old he is...Maybe i felt sorry for him, maybe he reminded me of Mr. Nunzi from upstairs.¨ This shows that this could be foreshadowing that the laughing man is Mr. Nunzi. Miranda also gave him a sandwich which could foreshadow Miranda and the laughing man being good friends.

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Miranda describes the laughing man as not that dangerous like she thought he was dangerous. I think this leads to foreshadowing because I think that the laughing man and Miranda will become friends and talk more.

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I think it might be foreshadowing because she said the man looked familiar and maybe the man that was laghinh was the guy whos going to start stealing things from her appartment.

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The thing that was interesting about the way Miranda describes the Laughing Man is that she might actually care for him and feel bad for him. Yes this can be a piece of foreshadowing because the Laughing Man is in almost every chapter so it must be important.

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One of the major revelations Miranda had in the book so far is when her and Julia become "friends". I wasn't expecting that to happen, since they don't really like each other, but it did. Another major revelation was when she finds out who put the rose for Annemarie. A while back, someone left a rose on Annemarie's door, and it turns out it was Julia, but she thought it was Colin.

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she and Annmarie had a little bit of a fight because Annmarie thought that her nickname for Julia was racist because jimmy took it the wrong way because he thought that she took his money form his Fred Flintstones. and The second reason is when she saw alice had to go to the bathroom and she helped her out by bringing her because she would not ask by her self.

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One revelation I found was when  Miranda became friends with Julia. I was really proud of Miranda for thinking of ideas to make something for Annemarie's birthday with Julia. Another revelation I found was that Colin was suddenly interested in Miranda and was asking her a lot of questions. He also kissed her! Out of total randomness. I think Miranda is making new friends and her life is changing.

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In this passage Miranda had two major revolutions. One revolution was when Colon kissed Miranda. I know this because it states on page 153 it stares that Colon said to Miranda "Whats wrong. The Colon learned over Miranda and kissed her. Another revelation was when Miranda had was with Julia they became friends. On page 147 it states that "Miranda folded a pink square a couple times. Then she dropped it one Julia's desk in front of her. On the folded piece of paper it read truth and she written her phone number at the bottom of the paper." I feel like these where the two revolutions.

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A revelation in this section is when Miranda kissed Collin. I think this is a revelations because, on page 153 the text stated, "He took two steps forward and kind of hovered right in front of me for a second, and then he kissed me." A few lines later "And then I kissed him back. He smiled and ran down the stairs." This is what I think one of the major revelations.

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One revelation is when Miranda and Julia became friends,I was shocked that they became friends after all. Another one is when Colin kissed Miranda on pg.153, I knew that they both liked each other because of there actions. Those are my guesses to what the two revelations are.

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One major revelation is that Miranda and Julia become friends. I never thought that that would ever happen! Because Julia has never really liked Miranda so I didn't expect it. But another is, is that Colin kissed Miranda!! I didn't know that Colin even liked her! I think that was big because no one was expecting it to happen.

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One of the revelations was the part where Miranda and Julia become friends. I wanst expecting this because Miranda and Julia dont particualry like eachother so it was really suprising to see them be friends. Another revelation is the big fight about being racist. I think this is a rvelation because if I was Miranda I would be allitle scared or shocked at the situation, I also was not at all expecting this to happen.

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I was really surprised when Miranda and Julia were friends again. Never would I ever expected that. There were never friends and she must have something to do with the book or they would not have mentioned it. At Jimmy's I think she could have stole the money but it was pretty rude what he said to her. Colin kissing Miranda on page 153 at the end of a chapter like that was crazy. Such a little detail but very suspisious. This session was definetly crazy.

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One major event happened when Colin politly goes to Miranda's house and kisses her and then she kissed him back. This was an major event because Colin and Miranda were friends and now I'm thinking thats going to change. ☺️ The second major event is that we found out that the "laughing man" stole the Fred Flintstone bank with all the two dollar bills in it. We know that because Bell said something about how he kept coming in the store with two dollar bills and buying a butter-on-white and bannana. Those were two major events that happened this sesson of book club.

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I never expected Miranda to give Julia her number, that really stood out for me and left me confused. Another thing that was surprising was when Colin dug in on Miranda, thinking he all slick kissing her. Obviously, Miranda loved a piece of that action so she kissed him back. Remind me how old these kids are?

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One is Colin goes to Miranda house and kisses her. Also when
Miranda and Julia were friends. I was so surprised.

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it was really hard to solve because it involves notes from a dead person that is not dead and was the laughing man which was Marcus but a lot older. i Did like the book because of the fact that there is time travel and that it is in note form

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What was really hard to solve was when the laughing men was Marcus but in the future. I liked the book because of the time travel and I really liked the end of the book when I understood it.

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This book was hard to figure out because every time you think something going to happen something totally different happens. I liked this book beacause it made every character look like a suspect, but Marcus the most more normal character is the bad/good guy from the future.

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This mystery book was hard to solve because the notes Miranda kept getting were really confusing, and the fact that there was time travel involved (Marcus is the laughing man) made it even harder to solve. I liked the book because it was a mystery book, but also had some science fiction in it.

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The mystery was hard to solve because there werent very many clues that make you think that Marcus and the Laughing man. In fact, there were not many scenes where Marcus and the Laughing Man were together. I liked the book even though I am not a fan of mystery. I liked it because it wasnt a simple mystery novel, it had elements of scifi, historic fiction, and I liked that is was written in the style of a memoir.

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I thought it was hard to solve because Miranda keeps getting notes from a dead person but the person isn't dead.. I think that it's weird that Miranda was getting noted from a dead person! I liked the book because I like mystery books and this book was a mystery book. Mystery books get me to keep reading so that's why I like them. This book also had a lot of good parts where you were sitting at the edge of your seat trying to figure out what's gonna happen. That's why it's hard to solve and why I like the book.

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The book was hard to solve because we didn't know who was writing the notes till the end of the book when we find out that Marcus is the laughing man that's writing the notes. I liked the book because it had a mystery vibe to it,also because there was time travel.

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It was hard to solve because in the begging of the book the Laughing Man was "kicking" the street. He was practicing for a later event.  Also it was hard because Miranda was getting notes from this random person. I did like this book. I like driving it because almost every chapter an action packed scene happened, like last few sessions Colin kissed Miranda, Miranda Colin, and Annemarie got a "job" at a sub store, this session they kissed again and, The Laughing Man died.

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I feel that the Book was very hard to solve because every time you think something, something else happens. Like on page 153-154 it states that "Colin kissed Miranda,' then on the next page it talks about "Julia's mother had a whole shelf of cooking books. That is a totally different thing. I love this book. I love this book because it tells you about the life of Miranda in there perspective. Also I love the character of the Laughing man. I totally love the character of the Laughing man because in the begging of the book it states that the Laughing man laughs. I feel that He has a horrible life and the fact that he laughs is amazing. He sleeps under a mall box and he laughs.

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I really liked the book because the note form was cool and the time traveling was pretty interesting. Another thing a liked was that it was so unexpected. You never knew what was going to happen next. The book had many emotions like when Collin and Miranda kissed, that was romantic and the laughing man dying that was really sad and the notes made it seem like one big mystery and in all it was so surprising. There were action packed scenes in every chapter of the amazing book. I really loved the book, "When You Reach Me".

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Shocking final chapters of the book to be honest. I was shook when the laughing man died because I thought Sal was gonna get ran over but that didn't happen. The mystery was really difficult to solve until I read the last couple chapters of when Miranda kept thinking and going over the notes again. I never expected such an ending like that. I low-key kind of knew that the laughing man wrote the letters because everyday, he sees Miranda and everything she does throughout the day. Overall, the book was fun and had many shocking moments along with it's easy to read words it had. Great ending with Miranda's mother getting rich. Props.

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I was really confused at the end but then I realized that the Laughing man was Marcus in the future! I really liked this book it was a really good mystery.

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I Think it was hard to solve because it was kinda a different mystery in each chapter so it didnt just stay on 1 topic.

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