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My favorite part is the repetition of the number 11. I love how the clock stops at exactly 11:00 am, and then Haroun can't stay focused on anything for more than 11 minutes. I like how Miss Oneeta claims that Haroun is "...stuck fast on his eleven number and cannot get to twelve." I think I like this because I notice numbers often, and I like repetition in general, like in poetry, songs, etc.

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My favorite part is the repetition of the number 11. I love how the clock stops at exactly 11:00 am, and then Haroun can't stay focused on anything for more than 11 minutes. I like how Miss Oneeta claims that Haroun is "...stuck fast on his eleven number and cannot get to twelve." I think I like this because I notice numbers often, and I like repetition in general, like in poetry, songs, etc.

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My favorite part of the book is the rhyming  especially on page 146. The rhyme starts with, "Where, quick as a blink, with a fizz and a hiss and a burble and a gurgle.” The rhyme is random but it is describing the  setting in a fun way. I think why i like this because it makes the reading more intriguing.

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My favorite part is then they go to sleep in a wooden turtle and a peacock. Haroun felt a little peculiar to sleep in a turtles shell.
I liked it because it was interesting.

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I think my favorite part of the book was when Haroun's mother left in the beginning of the story. Although it was a sad moment, I have experienced that same thing so it helped me create a connection between my personal life and the story.

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I really enjoyed the rhyming and repetition throughout the entire book. Its sort of difficult to describe why I like it so much, but I believe it may be because it adds a whimsical nature to the entire story, reminding you not to take it too seriously.

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my favorite part of the book is that he cant focus well just like me

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my favorite part of the book was the way the author described the people he met. The author used very interesting describing words and so it made the mental image of the characters more vivid to me

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I really like how the book was written. When you're reading the book, you get so absorbed into it to the point where it doesn't even feel like you're reading a book.

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My favorite part of the book is the way the author explained everything for example how he describe all the characters and the settings

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My favorite part of this book is the way they keep on telling multiple stories with problems while adding metaphors, it just makes the whole book more interesting and you get more of a visual image adn shows creativity whereas a book who doesnt have these things can be more bland and less exciting.

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My favorite part of the book was when they met the warrior, and his shadow was crazy and super dramatic and expressive while his true body stood calmly to the side. The man also talked about how the shadow and the body can have conflict and fight. I thought the shadow might symbolize the ego, like your inner self vs. your ego and how they can fight and be really different.

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i liked the rhyming it makes the book more interesting to read

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Just because it was fiction like other books this book hit hard to the readers and me on personal levels even though it was a fictional book. Felt like the book was reaching out to me and other readers like it was real. fictional or not stories/books like these are nice to read.

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I like how in the book they keep me hooked and how I want to move on and how it has a fun way telling me the story and how they rhythm makes it even more fun to!

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My favorite part of the book, was the way that it was written. with several different literary devices being used it was a joy to read!

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this book c

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My favorite part was the rhyming but it also get annoying sometimes.