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Location: Library
Pages: 25
How I felt while reading: I felt concentrated and wasn't distracted and finished the book I was reading(Frostbloods)

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Ruby was born into a world in the mist of a War. She had to hide who she was to keep herself and those she cared about safe from the wrath of the Frostblood king. I can't relate to this since I have never lived through a war and never had to hide my identity to others for my or those around me's safety.

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In this book Ruby runs away on horseback from the Abbey. I can't relate to this since I have never ran away or snuck out of the house. I learn about how even though she had a limited time schedule she made sure to pack the necessaries for her journey such as medicines and food.

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The author in this book in my opinion has created really good suspense. For example we were gradually shown Arcus's face behind his mask and hood to find that he has burn marks making Ruby think he was one of the soldiers that attacked her village. It was later revealed that a Fireblood assassin was responsible and that he was a Frostblood prince. I also enjoy looking at the dialog she uses coming up with threats or name calling for Fire or Frostbloods.

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" Suddenly, a frantic inner warning clawed at me, a bubble that formed in my heart and made my chest ache. This was Arcus. Arcus"

This answers my annotation question because it shows how even though she was losing control of herself to the Minax she realized that she was hurting Arcus. This helps show us how close they are for her to realize her mistake and regain her control over herself and defeat the Minax and Rasmus.

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Minutes: 32
Location: Library
Pages: 48
How I felt while reading: I felt concentrated and wasn't distracted.

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In this book Ruby is fighting in an area. I can't relate to this because I have never been in a fight let alone fought in an arena. She has fought two competitors becoming the first Fireblood champion.

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"I knew that voice.
But it was impossible. He was dead. Had I lost my mind?
Arcus? I breathed, trembling with the effort of holding back."
This answers my annotation question because it shows how they had reunited at last. Arcus who had made a promise to come back to Ruby and protect her is know back keeping his promise.

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"I heard it was merciless. It was carnage, Ruby. And... the young man with scars was killed, too.
Arcus. I breathed"
This answers my annotation question because we find how heartbroken Ruby is after the discovery of Arcus's death and she changes her mind about dying in the area and how her opponent(killed Arcus) will die by her hand.

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Minutes: 25
Location: Classroom
Pages: 24
How I felt while reading: I felt slightly distracted due to the fact on what we learned before reading about incoming freshman.

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In this book Ruby is now in the arena and just witnessed the death of a Fire bird and was devastated on how the bird had died going against 6 Frostbloods. I can relate because I hate seeing any animal going through harm.

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I would rate this book at a 7/10. I would rate it like that because of in my opinion how fast the book is progressing it is a bit to fast for my liking. I would recommend this book if the person is interested in a romance book with war and powers mixed in with it.

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In this book Ruby our narrator is a Fireblood who is being hunted down by the Frostblood king to be executed like any other Fireblood that is discovered in his land. I can't relate to this because I have never had a bounty on my head. It shows me how many precautions herself and those around her take to not have her be discovered.

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Minutes: 40
Location: Classroom
Pages: 43
How I felt while reading: I felt focused and wan't distracted.

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In this book the narrator has a tendency to injure herself often. I can relate to that since I have had many injures in my life. ON another note her recurring injury is her ankle witch is the same as me since it is also my recurring injury.

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The narrator is Ruby the main charter of our story she is a Fireblood. To me she seems like a very real person due to the emotions she expresses and the way she would express them.  Ruby is a very bold girl who is just trying to find herself a home where she is accepted. I don't connect with the narrator that much and I have many more Windows than mirrors.

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"I promised you a secret, he finally said, his eyes glittering in the candlelight, and I can't think of any way to tell you plainer than this."

This answers my annotation question because it is what Arcus says to Ruby before expressing his feelings for her and how he will always be there to protect her and that he would die for her. This helps show how their relationship has grown into something more than mere friends.

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Page 158 ( Ruby wonders what it is like to kiss Arcus)

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Page 158 ( Ruby wonders what it is like to kiss Arcus)

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"Sometimes in the past week, I had taken a wondering what it would be like to press my lips against his."

This helps answer my annotation question by showing me how Ruby is starting to think of her and Arcus in a new way.

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Page 143 - " He nodded. 'Burn me then, my raging inferno' "

Page 181 - "I opened my mouth to say something biting in return but completely forgot the words as I felt his lips press gently to my head."

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The main topic of the book is how the Frostblood and Firebloods have a raging hate for one another hence the war that is currently happening in the book. The thing I wish to learn more about is why the Frostblood ruler at the time wished to take land from the Firebloods which started the war. What was his motive? Was it just in a search for power? It affected the main character in how she has lived her life as a Fireblood hidden in Frostblood land.

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Right now in the book Arcus is purposefully aggravating Ruby so she uses more of her power. What I predict next to happen is for her to maybe lose control over her flames and maybe damage someone or something. Something else that may happen instead is that she may control her big flames and feel accomplished.

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Minutes: 40
Location: Classroom
Pages: 33
How I felt while reading: I felt concentrated and didn't get distracted while reading.

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Page 132 (Arcus and Ruby restart  the training)

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Page 132 (Arcus and Ruby restart  the training)

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"As he strode off, he hummed the song I'd been singing. I blinked after him, feeling a strange fluttering in my stomach. Butter and I shook ourselves and continued our ride."

This shows how Ruby is starting to grow some feelings toward Arcus even if now she is not fully aware.

"I fear you may be becoming one of mine."
This is said by Arcus to himself in a wispier as Ruby was leaving the blacksmith in the Abbey. She mentioned to him as she left that she's already witnessed one of his weaknesses and that everyone has them. With what Arcus said we can infer that Ruby is becoming more important to him and she is able to see him drop is "block of ice" attitude when with her sometimes.

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The conflict of the story is that there is war between Frostbloods people in the North who have Ice ability. And the Firebloods who live in the South with Fire ability's.  This affects our main character because she is a Fireblood living in the South and we are joining her on her journey trying to survive in the North with a bounty on her head.

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In this book our Main Character knows how to use herbs to heal very well learning it from her late mother who was her village healer. She is very skilled and can tell the medicine by smell.

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" 'A tongue-lashing, perhaps. He will be calmer once he has an opportunity to vent.' He paused. ' I believe he was worried about you' "

This answers my annotation question by showing us how Arcus may have thought of Ruby when she left. It is good because we know how Ruby was thinking if it was a good idea to leave and he popped into her head when she thought that.

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" 'My skin burns you doesn't it?' I asked, noticing his furrowed brow and clenched jaw.
'Its your stench that burns my nostrils, Fireblood, and nothing else. I hope Brother Thistle has enough soap in the abbey to make you bearable.' "

This scene answers my annotation question by showing us one of their first reactions to meeting each other and how they treated each other. With one being a Frostblood and the other a Fireblood.

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Minutes: 40
Location: Classroom
Pages: 40
How I felt while reading: I felt very tired while reading so it was hard to focus and I would have to reread a sentence or two from time to time.

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Goal #3 - Engage with a new book quicker

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Goal #3 - Engage with a new book quicker

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I want to pay more attention to the book in the beginning pages and pay more attention. I will do this by making sure I am in a quiet spot with no distractions so I can focus more on my book.

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Minutes: 30
Location: Classroom
Pages: 26
How I felt while reading: I felt calm but i took me awhile to actually engage i the book as to why I would from time to time close it for an amount of time then open it to continue from where I left off.

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Date: November 29 2021

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In the vignette "The Family of Little Feet" Esperanza and her friends gets into an uncomfortable situation. I can't relate to this even though I have been in an uncomfortable situation it was never the way Esperanza experienced it whee a man asked for a kiss for $1.

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The figurative language used in this phrase is personification. I know this because light bulbs can't be "naked". It helps describe the blandness of Aunt Lupe's house.

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"A new house, a house made of heart" - p.g 64

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"A new house, a house made of heart" - p.g 64

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Connotation: Shelter, The place
Denotation: A building for human habitation, especially one that is lived in by a family or small group of people
This creates a positive mood but compared to when they used "home" it seems less happy. When I think of home I feel happy because its where I sleep see family and feel loved. When I use house it feels more of a location rather than a place that I love.

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Connotation: Shelter, Safe place, The environment of a house to make it your own
Denotation: the place where one lives permanently, especially as a member of a family or household
The mood presented in this scene is a positive one. It is describing how the home would be one that Esperanza would love with her heart.

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“Not this way, every evening talking to the trees, learning out my window, imagining what I can’t see” (p. 73).  Esperanza may be talking about "freedom" since it is something she can't see but we learn that it is something she wants. We are also reminded of this window from the last time she talked about the window and her freedom.

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“She’s got big girl hands, and her bones are long like ladies’ bones, and she wears makeup too. But she doesn’t know how to tie her shoes. I do” (p. 73). Esperanza is comparing herself to Lois and from the text above we might be able to infer that Esperanza claims to be smarter than Lois. And that Lois may be prettier and more elegant.

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When Esperanza asks about a house, the witch lady says, “Ah, yes, a home in the heart. I see a home in the heart” (p. 64).  When the witch lady said that she sees a home in the heart I feel that she is telling Esperanza that she will find herself a home where ever her heart is.

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The cards may have showed jealousy because Esperanza has a tendency to compare herself to others. She may have had sorrow as her card because there may be times in the future where she feels down or may think not very highly of herself.

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My mom helped me develop this dream by mentioning wanting ti go Scuba Diving on our trip to the Bahamas. I will accomplish this dream by accompanying my sisters and mom when they go Scuba Diving.

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What inspired my dream of traveling was all of the pictures or stories my family shared of their travels. I will accomplish this dream by traveling to places and checking them off my bucket list.

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My mom inspired this dream for me because she was the one who showed me the campus and gave me information which inspired me to want to go here. I will accomplish this dream by working hard and gathering more information so I have the best chance of being accepted.

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What inspired my dream was my desire to make a regional time for swimming. I will accomplish this goal by working hard and dropping time till it meets the regional time requirement.

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"My mama? You better not be saying that, Lucy Guerrero. You better not be talking like that. . . else you can say goodbye to being my friend forever." - House on Mango Street p.g 

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"My mama? You better not be saying that, Lucy Guerrero. You better not be talking like that. . . else you can say goodbye to being my friend forever." - House on Mango Street p.g 

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The figurative language used in this sentence is hyperbole. The author uses this to show just how mad Esperanza is at Lucy and Rachel necessarily claiming she never wants to talk or see them again.

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"almost break like fancy museum vases you can't replace." - House on mango Street p.g 29

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"almost break like fancy museum vases you can't replace." - House on mango Street p.g 29

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The figurative language used is a Simile since shes is comparing the kids to a museum vase. It shows us as the reader how delicate or easily hurt the kids are and how their reckless behavior is dangerous to them.

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“Uh-oh, Nenny. Better get the broom. Too much trash in our yard today” - House on Mango Street p. 37

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“Uh-oh, Nenny. Better get the broom. Too much trash in our yard today” - House on Mango Street p. 37

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Connotation: Dirty, Unwanted
Denotation: Trash is discarded matter; refuse
The mood presented in this phrase is a negative one describing how mad Esperanza is at Lucy and Rachel. The author may have used this word so that ourselves as the reader could fully understand Esperanza's anger towards Lucy and Rachel after they called her mom ugly.

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In the vignette where Esperanza is fighting with Lucy and Rachel I can relate to that since I have also gotten in fights with my friends. After the fight though we usually make up and go back to being friends so I am curious as to how their friendship changes from here.

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I feel that the clouds changing in the chapter represents the girls mood. The girls started being nice and friendly hanging out and viewing the clouds, but then the mood changes after Lucy insults Esperanza's mom. After that the girls start bickering at each other. The clouds might have changed due to the change in their mood.

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I think the name calling in the vignette "And Some More" started off with the girls joking but after Lucy called Esperanza's mom ugly it started to go downhill from there. The insults started to seem more personal and they became serious. At first they where saying things like "There's that wide puffy cloud that looks like your face when you wake up after falling asleep with all your clothes on." and then it started to come out a this "You know what you are, Esperanza? You are like the Cream of Wheat cereal. You're like the lumps."

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In this scene the narrator states how he has never felt the sensation of hunger. I can't relate to this because I truthfully am always hungry. I don't yet understand how the narrator has never felt a hungry sensation I hope he will later explain. "I mean that I have had not the remotest idea of the nature of the sensation of "hunger". - page 22

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Date: October 27 2021

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I can't relate to a situation where Esperanza had to chose between making a new friend and losing another. I ca imagine the stress that may be put on someone in that situation and the thoughts of if your doing the right thing.

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Esperanza makes a new friends who we later find out to be very sassy. I can relate because I too have a friend who is very sassy.

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"Until then I am a red balloon, a balloon tied to an anchor." -  Mango Street p.g 9

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"Until then I am a red balloon, a balloon tied to an anchor." -  Mango Street p.g 9

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The figurative language used in this phrase is metaphor since she is comparing herself to a red balloon. It is effective because it gives us a better understanding of how Esperanza really feels about the situation. The author included this to show how Esperanza is tied down to something and can't achieve her dreams.

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"They are wearing shiny Sunday shoes without socks" - Mango Street p.g 15

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"They are wearing shiny Sunday shoes without socks" - Mango Street p.g 15

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Connotation: Weekend, Church, Day off
Denotation: Sunday is the day of the week between Saturday and Monday
The mood presented in this phrase is a positive one showing how they two girls have nice shoes. The author may have used this phrase to connect more with the reader. It added a detail or definition of an object that we can understand and we learned more about there appearance shoe wise.

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"There clothes are crooked and old" - Mango Street p.g 14

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"There clothes are crooked and old" - Mango Street p.g 14

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Connotation: old, dirty, wore down, out of place
Denotation: bent or twisted out of shape or out of place
The mood shown in this phrase comes off as a negative mood because of the way they used the word an how they also use old with it. The author used this word to add more detail to the girls clothing. It added a new detail to think about when viewing the two girls and we learned what they look like clothes wise.

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FORMAT - "Sentence from the Story"  - Mango Street p.g #

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain how you know this.
Why is it effective? Why did the author include this piece of figurative language?What does it help you picture or understand?

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"Windows so small you'd think they are holding their breath"-Mango Street, p.g 4 

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"Windows so small you'd think they are holding their breath"-Mango Street, p.g 4 

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These piece of figurative language is personification because the author is giving human qualities (holding their breath) to an object (Windows). It is effective because it helps the reader understand just how small the windows are by using something everyone can relate to.

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Esperanza doesn't like her hair that much and I can relate to that. I know it is weird because many people like my hair for its strawberry blond color but living with it for 13 years has made it boring to me.

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" It was my great-grandmother's name and now it is mine." I can't relate to this because my parents simply picked my name because they thought it would fit me. I think its really cool to be named after a passed family member.

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"My brothers for example. They got plenty to say to me and Nenny inside the house." I can relate to this because I have a younger brother who just talks non stop and it can get very annoying.

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"Nenny is too young to be my friend. Shes just my sister and that's not my fault." I can't relate to this scene because I am the third oldest and my two older siblings are my sisters who are 12 and 13 years older than me and we are good friends.

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The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros

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The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros

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Date: October 15 2021

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"The service began. While Ansley mourned the death of her mother and best friend, I identified heads below." I can relate to this scene because I have been to two funerals in my life my first one was my grandfather and the second was my sisters childhood friends father. I can relate to how Ansley feels in this scene, loosing a loved one is hard.

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"The day had been a complete *******. Yelled at by the FBI, fired by McGinnis" This is a window for me because I never have been fired before. This experience Nils went through shows me how devastating it is to get fired and how much it is able to affect you and mental health

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I rate this book an 8/10. I really love the way we are introduced to the situation at hand as well as the problem solving we watch Nils undergo. It is a really good mystery with suspense and really well portrayed relationships. What I don't like about the book is that in some situations such as to how and why Nils and Micaela breaking up they don't go into depth about it. I would recommended this book to others especial those who love a good mystery.

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"Past the Edina Reality sign with the sold appendage hanging below it. In a week, the sale would close." In this scene Nils is buying a new house, and selling his old one. I can't relate to this since I have never bought a new house or moved in my life. He expresses in the scene how he is gonna miss the small thing his old house had such as the little patch of lawn he once had.

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"I set out to gather my bounty when I noticed Beth Lindquist, thirty feet away, squeezing avocados. I observed something on her face something I haven't seen before-I'm quite sure it was happiness. No giddiness, just a baseline level of joy I hadn't noticed three month prior. She had lost two loves. Yet, a few month later, there in the produce, she had looked like she lost two captors." This scene answers my annotation question because we learn how Beth: a woman in love with Maggie and the wife of Maggie's murderer is happy and is moving on in her life. This wouldn't have happened if Nils decided to leave the case and find the real murder. She would have lost her true love and ended up living her days as the wife of Maggie's murder.

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"Perry's genteel smile stayed put. ' I'm not sure what your implying Detective.'
'I can clear that up for you,' I said 'Detective Ellegaard is implying-well, we're implying-you killed Maggie Somerville.' "
This answers my annotation question because ever since Nils investigated Perry's wife(Maggie's friend) they have showed no hostility between each other Nils even commented on how kind and caring Perry was to his wife and Nils whenever he came over. This scene show how Perry may have been simply putting up an act for Nils to trust him.

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I think the authors choices in this book are very good. The way he introduces the characters through Nils eyes gives us a very detailed description of a new character with out the need of going into the third person and it makes sense for Nils to pay attention to these details due to his job. The way he created suspense with revealing the killers name even though our main character knew it he waited 5 chapters until revealing it to us. Our author uses very good dialog and figurative language and we don't have any flashbacks throughout the book.

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In this scene Nils tells Ansley as much as he knows about his family and their past. I can't relate to this scene because I don't know much about my families past I've asked a couple of questions here and there but I never got a complete story.

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(Nils on a date with Lauren) Pages 296-297

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(Nils on a date with Lauren) Pages 296-297

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"The sever brought us our wine and uncorked it and poured a splash in my glass. I pushed it over to Lauren, who lifted the glass to her mouth as I told the sever, 'Shes buying'. Lauren started to laugh and nearly spit the wine back out but managed to swallow it."
This answers my annotation question by showing Nils moving on in his life with Lauren who was a woman he meet while working on the investigation.

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The book is in first person so Nils is our narrator throughout the whole book. It may have something to do with Nils being an PI but when ever we meet new people or are introduced to a new scene we are given very vivid and descriptive details about the scene and the people in it making him in my opinion a good narrator. In the book there are more "Window" scenes because of Nils work, age, and place that he lives in he experiences things I never have before.

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Page 272 ( Nils talking to Stevey about Andrews death)

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Page 272 ( Nils talking to Stevey about Andrews death)

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"Tell your mom and sister not to pay any attention to Andrew being a suspect in Maggie's murder. That'll be all cleared up before Andrew's in the Ground".
Nils witnessed the murder of Andrew Fine their lead suspect in Maggie's murder but Andrew was also Stevey Nils childhood friends brother. This answer my annotation question because of the news claiming Andrew to be the killer caused a lot of emotional pain to Stevey not only to losing his brother but for him to be further more accused of a murder he didn't commit. With Nils helping investigate the case it could affect their relationship in the future and maybe how they view each other.

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"Tell your mom ans sister not to pay any attention to Andrew being a suspect in Maggie's murder. That'll be all cleared up before Andrew's in the Ground".
Nils witnessed the murder of Andrew Fine their lead suspect in Maggie's murder but Andrew was also Stevey (Nils childhood friends) brother. I can't relate to this even though I have had a family member pass away it was when I was really young so I don't remember. I Never had to help a friend for example go through the grief of loosing someone close to them like Nils did.

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" 'I wanted to tell you in person that I can't see you again'.
'What do you mean ?'
'This is the last time we'll see each other.'
'Ever?'
'Ever. Or at least for a long time.' "
This scene helps answer my question since it shows us how Nils is moving on in life. He came to a slow realization while working on the case. By leaving his old relationship for good he knows that she loves him but not enough to go along with the inconveniences that go with that love.

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It this scene Nils and his friend who is a detective for the police department are tailing their lead suspect on the murder. I can't relate to this scene since I've never "tailed" someone before but the way him and his friend were communicating on the suspects whereabouts.

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The main conflict in this book is the murder of Maggie Porterville. This conflict breaks off into many conflict that are created by this one. This conflict affects the main character by affecting his work and personal life

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Goal #2 - Read faster and get more pages read in the duration of the time read

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Goal #2 - Read faster and get more pages read in the duration of the time read

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I want to read more pages each Time I read increasing my reading speed.

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Minutes: 23 minutes
Location: Library
Pages: 38
How I felt while reading: I felt concentrated and it was nice to use the bike like things while reading in the library. It helped me keep focused on my books and not move around so much as the other times.

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In the scene Nils expresses how he love seeing Christmas lights even when its not Christmas. I can agree and relate to his statement because seeing Christmas lights no matter what time of the year always reminds me of the fun I have each year when the holiday actually rolls around.

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My prediction is that the Nils and Micaela(Nil's ex-wife) will sit down to eat once the food is cooked and talk about why they split up since the book has yet to go into detail about that. It may also go over how Micaela may feel about Nils involvement in the investigation and how it would affect him in terms of who he will make unwanted enemies.

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"The day had been a complete *******. Yelled at by the FBI, fired by McGinnis, I found Ashley with a volleyball player, and someone turned my house inside out." This scene helps show how this investigation has affected his current living condition, work, and personal life.

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Minutes: 29 minutes
Pages: 36
How I felt while reading: I felt concentrated and wasn't distracted except for the few times i viewed the timer.

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Minutes: 38 minutes
Pages: 39
How I felt while reading: I felt tired today and drifted off from time to time.

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Nils Shapiro passes by a hill covered in snow and remembers his teenage years were he would flew down the hills on sleds with his friends and how much fun he had. I can relate to this scene since I go sledding every winter with my friends and I always remember what fun we had.

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In the book it has a scene where it shows Nils Shapiro the main character talks to an old friend of his and they express how his friends brother was always a jerk and bullied them when they were younger. I can relate to the character since I can relate to the main character because I too had a friend of mine have an annoying brother that wouldn't leave us alone.

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Nils Shapiro the main character expresses how he is divorced and how the marriage was simple but the divorce was difficult. I can't relate since I haven't been in a marriage. It affected the characters mood as soon as someone mentioned if he was married.

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Goal #1 - Have a consistent reading pace

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Goal #1 - Have a consistent reading pace

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After looking back at my reading data I didn't get distracted or needed to reread pages. I did realize that on some pages I read a bit slower than the others. Therefor my goal is to have a consistent reading pace.

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Minutes: 30 minutes
Pages: 28
How I felt while reading: I felt calm and not interrupted by my surroundings. I did realize that I read some pages slower than others.

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Minutes: 26 minutes
Pages: 24
How I felt while reading: I felt calm, relaxed, and concentrated not having to reread pages and not being distracted by my environment.

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Date: September 20 2021

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And Then There Were None BY Agatha Christie

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And Then There Were None BY Agatha Christie