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Spirit Animals: Rise And Fall -  Elliot Schrefer

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Spirit Animals: Rise And Fall -  Elliot Schrefer

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December, 20th, 2021

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In my book, after they get another talisman, the Conquerors find their location, even though there was no possible way they could do that. So, after they fight a bit, it reveals that Meilin was the mole by being giving Bile (conqueror juice) Instead of Nectar, which gives people spirit animal bonds. It explains her actions that it relates to her and her spirit animal, Jhi. And it reveals how even though she suspected everyone besides herself as the mole, she was actually the Mole.

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Again, not with close friends, but everyone's had that time where they could think someone's pretending to be there friend, or being a fake one. I sometimes have these thoughts. But like in the book, somethin they'll do will always make me say 'they're probaby actually my friend'. Things like that can relate to the text because it shows the trust in people.

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in my book, Conor's been the one who's really not looked at anyone in a bad way. Although he still felt the feeling of someone being the mole. He still had a lingering feeling that he admitted he hated that Abeke could be the mole. But after Abeke helps them find a part of the talisman, he starts to realize that yes, she works for them and not for the Conquerors.

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In my book, they bring up a interesting topic to see if you can trust the protagonist. They show scenes where they can make the Devourer look good, and not like the enemy. But then some points debunk those claims. It makes the story interesting and a bit of a mystery for the reader to see if you can tell who's the villian or not.

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In the book, Abeke is a bit untrusted by some of the group because her past of accidently working with the conquerors. Even though she's trying to prove herself, she believes racing an orangutan to hep them find the talisman is noble enough to prove herself as not a mole, and someone who genuinelly wants to help the group and save the world they know.

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Mirrors - The Aftermath Of Rollan's Mother

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Mirrors - The Aftermath Of Rollan's Mother

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No, my mother is alive and does not have a crazy potion flowing thru her veins, but I understand them not being able to fully trust eachother after what his mother has said. Obviously this doesn't happen with my close friends but it can be understandable with people you haven't known for years, and could easily be spectical of them.

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In my book, Page 68, after the characters race to a character named Tangaroa to find Mulop's talisman, they have to race his orangutan in order for him to tell then where it is. After the orangutan lets them win, he tells them where it is. I believe this can show how they get to Mulop, and how the Conquerors get there, too. It can show a way for the Conquerors to also get there, possibly before them.

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Thursday, December 9th, 2021 | 50 Minutes

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Thursday, December 9th, 2021 | 50 Minutes

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Stayed focused entire time.
Met goal

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In my book, there's no real POV, but there's a bit of 3rd person limited shared between characters. One moment it's one character and another it's the next. So there's no real POV. This makes the book interesting because it shows how the characters feel at certain moments in the story. Whether it be emotional or neutral, they can be seen between the 4 main characters.

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In the book, before Rollan's mother is brought to the Conquerors, she says that there's a mole in their group, and they're giving them the location of the Greencloaks. When Rollan admits this, everyone has some suspicions of each other. Abeke, another character who previously worked with the conquerors thinking they were the Greencloaks, was in question if they're actually working with the Greencloaks or they're a mole. Even though her perspective shows she's not a mole, the characters think she could be.

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Wednesday, December 8th, 2021 | 40 Minutes

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Wednesday, December 8th, 2021 | 40 Minutes

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Stayed focused entire time.
Met goal

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In my book, the author sets a clear win for the enemy because in order to make more books in the future, the enemy AND the main characters cannot be invinciable. They have to be able to loose some battles. Currently, they are equal. Since the main characters in the book I just read lost, it makes it fear for the both of them, leaving room for improvement with the characters, so the books can still be intreseting in the sequels.

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In the new book, Rollan tells the others what happened, and it shows how his family that he had a a few hours affected him. Leaving his mother since she was cursed, and how having a real family made him feel happy. An ever since he's been a bit rude to the others, showing how the relationship he had with his mother effected him.

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When Rollan met his mother, I did kind of feel sympathy for him. Personally, I've never had to remeet my mother, since I was never abandoned as a child. But I can see how it was impactful to him, or really anyone to meet your mother for the first time at the teenage times.

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In the final fight scene, which takes place in the artic, Rollan meets back up with his mother, and she wants him to abandon his friends and go away with him to have a family, after he rejects, the Bile (A diease curing potion) turns his mother into "the Devourer's Puppet," in which she attacks him, and after they burn down the village, they loose their talisman they've been trying to get. This shows how his mother in this scene distracted him long enough for the talisman to fall into the ocean and make him loose it. It also shows how desperate Rollan can be to have a real family with someone. Even though at the end he calls his group his family.

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In the previous books, Conor gave a special item to the enemy to save his family. For Rollan, who was an orphan, thought he was selfish and despised his action. Now, after realizing he was not an orphan, apologizes to Conor for giving up the talisman.
"I didn't get it- what you did, giving up the Iron Boar (the talisman) to save your family. It seemed selfish to me at the time. And . . . well, I get it now. That it was the opposite of selfish."

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There's really only one conflict in the story, the ownership of the talismans, (Basically, they're objects from the spirit animals that can give you power). In which the good guys, (Greencloaks), must stop the Conquerors from getting them and creating chaos on Earth. The Greencloaks, from the end of book 4, have 2 talismans, and the conquerors have 2 as well. But the main conflict in this story is how the talismans are in the right hands and how the talismans are used.

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Spirit Animals: Against The Tide - Tui T. Sutherland

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Spirit Animals: Against The Tide - Tui T. Sutherland

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December 8th - 15th, 2021

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Tuesday, December 7th, 2021 | 20 Minutes (Finished Book)

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Tuesday, December 7th, 2021 | 20 Minutes (Finished Book)

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Stayed focused entire time.
Met goal

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Stayed focused entire time.
Met goal

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Stayed focused the entire time.
Met goal

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After 2 months, and almost finished 4 of the 8 books, I'd say I enjoy the series. It's interesting, simple but complex and has good character development in the story. The main characters are well-planned, and the villians are also well made, too. There's also a conflict on who is bad and if the main group is actually villians. Overall, I'd recommend this to anyone if they need a quick read, since most of the books are 180-190 pages.

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Thursday, December 2nd, 2021 | 35 Minutes

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Thursday, December 2nd, 2021 | 35 Minutes

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Stayed Focused Entire Time.

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Tuesday, November 30th, 2021 | 30 Minutes.

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Tuesday, November 30th, 2021 | 30 Minutes.

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Stayed Focused Entire Time.

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Monday, November 29th, 2021 | 45 minutes.

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Monday, November 29th, 2021 | 45 minutes.

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Stayed focused.

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Spirit Animals: Fire & Ice - Shannon Hale

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Spirit Animals: Fire & Ice - Shannon Hale

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Nov. 17th - Dec. 8th, 2021.

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Format - “A home in the heart” and “A new house, a housemade of heart” (HOMS) Page #64

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Format - “A home in the heart” and “A new house, a housemade of heart” (HOMS) Page #64

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Conotation- Comfort, homeness, etc.
Denotation- Your home, the place you stay.
What mood or feeling is shown in this phrase, positive or negative? Positive.
Why did the author use this phrase or word? What did it add to the story? What do we learn? In a way of comfort, where you can go there and feel better or feel comforted.

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5) “Not this way, every evening talking to the trees, learning out my window, imagining what I can’t see”

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5) “Not this way, every evening talking to the trees, learning out my window, imagining what I can’t see”

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It shows her fears of her grandmother's steps coming into reality, of her just staring out a window, not being free.

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In my life, I never really needed to eat somewhere else, let alone where the "Special kids" ate. I've always been fine eating or not being porclaimed as special, I was fine with my normalized titles.

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"Our high heel shoes taking us all the way down the avenue and around the block," (HOMS) Vignette #17

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"Our high heel shoes taking us all the way down the avenue and around the block," (HOMS) Vignette #17

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain how you know this. Personification, cause it shows the shoes running.
Why is it effective? Why did the author include this piece of figurative language? What does it help you picture or understand? It shows how the shows start taking them away, even though they're walking the shoes, not the shoes walking them.

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Format - "Maybe the sky didn't look the day she fell down." (HOMS) Vignette #23

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Format - "Maybe the sky didn't look the day she fell down." (HOMS) Vignette #23

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain how you know this. Personification because it's making the sky have human traits.
Why is it effective? Why did the author include this piece of figurative language? What does it help you picture or understand? It shows a picture of the sky glancing away as someone fell, and wasn't paying attention to this person.

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“Everything is waiting to explode like Christmas” (pg. 73) (HOMS)

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“Everything is waiting to explode like Christmas” (pg. 73) (HOMS)

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Denotation- Dec. 25th, a holiday kids have presents under their trees, etc.
Conotation- Exploding like Christmas shows how Christmas's so lively and things everything flies around and can go a bit chaotic.
What mood or feeling is shown in this phrase, positive or negative? Leaned towards negaitve but can be well said to be positive.
Why did the author use this phrase or word? What did it add to the story? What do we learn It shows more emotion in the sentence and explains it better.

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4) 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). Explain what you believe this means. 

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4) 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). Explain what you believe this means. 

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This means that no matter where she lives, her home will be in her heart, and no matter the size of the home, she can always be home in her heart.

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3) The witch lady sees jealousy and sorrow in Esperanza’s cards. Why do you think these showed up for Esperanza fortune? 

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3) The witch lady sees jealousy and sorrow in Esperanza’s cards. Why do you think these showed up for Esperanza fortune? 

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It shows jealously because, why wouldn't she be jealous? She can be jealous of anyone with more money, happiness, and friends than her. She can even be jealous of the special kids that eat in the canteen, anyone that's treated equal to one another. And many more things.

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I would like good health because, everyone would. Everyone enjoys good health. Any person with good health or better health inspires me to be better, and I can do this by excerising, diets, etc.

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I would like this dream because happiness cannot be just about having a lot of money, they say you need to share the happiness with someone else. So a family would be nice. My mother inspired this dream, and I can do this by being a good person.

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Adding onto dream 1, I need good grades to do so because if I want good education, I'll need to have good grades to pass the tests. Again, my father inspired this dream. And I can do this by studing and learning well in school.

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I would like good education as a dream so I can get into a good college. My father inspired this dream. I can do this by getting good grades in school and succeeding.

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Thursday, November 11th, 2021. | 30 Minutes.

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Thursday, November 11th, 2021. | 30 Minutes.

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I am not very reckless and obscure like the kids in vignette 13. I am mostly calmer then them, at least I hope, and don't spit at people nor climb their roofs.

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Format - "Uh-oh, Nenny. Better get the broom. Too much trash in our yard today" (HOMS) Page #37

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Format - "Uh-oh, Nenny. Better get the broom. Too much trash in our yard today" (HOMS) Page #37

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Denotation- Litter, garbage, things people do not want.
Conotation- Someone being bad at something, or someone that is bad.
What mood or feeling is shown in this phrase, positive or negative? Negative.
Why did the author use this phrase or word? What did it add to the story? What do we learn? It explains how they think they're garbage or trash, meaning that they're not good and are a waste.

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Format - "There are a million zillion kinds, says Nenny." (HOMS) Vignette #16

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Format - "There are a million zillion kinds, says Nenny." (HOMS) Vignette #16

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain how you know this. Hyperbole, because it's an over exaggeration of the real amount.
Why is it effective? Why did the author include this piece of figurative language? What does it help you picture or understand? It explains that Nenny's saying there's too many to count types/kinds of clouds.

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Format - "You all see that cloud, that fat one there?" (HOMS) Vignette #15

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Format - "You all see that cloud, that fat one there?" (HOMS) Vignette #15

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain how you know this. Personification, becasue they're using human traits onto clouds.
Why is it effective? Why did the author include this piece of figurative language? What does it help you picture or understand? It's effective because it shows how the author's explaining the cloud's rather large and big.

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Format - "The kids bend trees and bounce between cars and dangle upside down fromknees and almost break like fancy museum vases you can't replace." (HOMS) Vignette #13

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Format - "The kids bend trees and bounce between cars and dangle upside down fromknees and almost break like fancy museum vases you can't replace." (HOMS) Vignette #13

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain how you know this. Simile, because they compare a vase to the kids.
Why is it effective? Why did the author include this piece of figurative language? What does it help you picture or understand? It's effective because it explains in detail how the kids act and how they break themselves like vases.

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1) The name calling in this story is serious, but not offensive. Since everytime they called one a name, there was not very much negative bias towards the names. And overall it looked to be as a connection type of way. A bond between them as they stared into the clouds.

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1) The name calling in this story is serious, but not offensive. Since everytime they called one a name, there was not very much negative bias towards the names. And overall it looked to be as a connection type of way. A bond between them as they stared into the clouds.

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4) I'm assuming Cisneros doesn't use quotation marks since she wants the story to look like a journal. The story is writting in a diary form and wouldn't have quotation marks if it was.

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4) I'm assuming Cisneros doesn't use quotation marks since she wants the story to look like a journal. The story is writting in a diary form and wouldn't have quotation marks if it was.

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"The dog is big, like a man dressed in a dog suit, and runs the same way its owner does, clumsy and wild and with the limbs flopping all over the place like untied shoes." (HOMS) Page #19

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"The dog is big, like a man dressed in a dog suit, and runs the same way its owner does, clumsy and wild and with the limbs flopping all over the place like untied shoes." (HOMS) Page #19

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain how you know this. Simile and metaphor, for comparing things with and without using like or as.
Why is it effective? Why did the author include this piece of figurative language? What does it help you picture or understand? Yes, cause it explains the plot better.

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"They are wearing their shiny Sunday shoes." (HOMS) Page #15

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"They are wearing their shiny Sunday shoes." (HOMS) Page #15

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Denotation- The last day of the week and weekend.
Conotation- Lazy, but comfortable shoes.
What mood or feeling is shown in this phrase, positive or negative? Negative.
Why did the author use this phrase or word? What did it add to the story? What do we learn? It showed that they're unkept and they don't necessarily care about their look.

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"Their clothes are crooked and old." (HOMS) Page #14

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"Their clothes are crooked and old." (HOMS) Page #14

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Denotation- Something slanted, something twisted.
Conotation- Someone bad, crazy, or dangerous.
What mood or feeling is shown in this phrase, positive or negative? Negative.
Why did the author use this phrase or word? What did it add to the story? What do we learn? It added more emotion, and it shows how the person is dangerous.

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Format - "Sentence from the story" (Title) Page #

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Format - "Sentence from the story" (Title) Page #

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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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Simile: A simile is a figure of speech that compares two separate concepts through the use of a clear connecting word such as “like” or “as.” Examples of simile are phrases such as “He was wily as a fox,” or “I slept like a log.”                      Metaphor: A metaphor is like a simile, but without connecting words. It simply posits that two separate things are the same. For example, “He was a wily fox,” or “She cried a river of tears.”                Implied metaphor: Metaphor takes a few different forms. Sometimes the object of comparison is purely implied rather than directly referenced, such as in the phrase, “He barked commands at the team,” which implies comparison to a dog. Personification: Personification projects human qualities onto inanimate objects, or perhaps animals or natural elements. “The wind howled,” “The words leapt off the page,” and “Time marches on” are all examples of personification.        

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Simile: A simile is a figure of speech that compares two separate concepts through the use of a clear connecting word such as “like” or “as.” Examples of simile are phrases such as “He was wily as a fox,” or “I slept like a log.”                      Metaphor: A metaphor is like a simile, but without connecting words. It simply posits that two separate things are the same. For example, “He was a wily fox,” or “She cried a river of tears.”                Implied metaphor: Metaphor takes a few different forms. Sometimes the object of comparison is purely implied rather than directly referenced, such as in the phrase, “He barked commands at the team,” which implies comparison to a dog. Personification: Personification projects human qualities onto inanimate objects, or perhaps animals or natural elements. “The wind howled,” “The words leapt off the page,” and “Time marches on” are all examples of personification.        

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Spirit Animals: Blood Ties - Garth Nix & Sean Williams

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Spirit Animals: Blood Ties - Garth Nix & Sean Williams

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October 25th, 2021.

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Format - "Sentence from the story" (Title) Page #

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Format - "Sentence from the story" (Title) Page #

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What mood or feeling is shown in this phrase, positive or negative?
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“As if the syllables were made out of tin and hurt the roof of your mouth” 

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“As if the syllables were made out of tin and hurt the roof of your mouth” 

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Connotation-  Saying the words hurt your mouth saying it, and she’d rather not say it.

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In the book, the main character has any sibings, I only have 1.

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When I was younger, I used to move a lot. Like her, my family moved to many houses around Chicago.

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Unlike the main character, I like my name and I am fine with it. But the main characters dislikes her name.

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Like the main character said, she lives in Chicago, I also live in Chicago.

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The House On Mango Street - Sandra Cisneros

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The House On Mango Street - Sandra Cisneros

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October 15th, 2021.

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In my book, the main characters got into a fight with another tribe. As the won, their band got split into 2. Conor, Tarik, and Rollan. And Meilin, Abeke, and Finn. We have the POV of Conor, Tarik, and Rollan. Tarik got bitten by a venomus snake, which they had to go meet another character, Lady Eveyln, to heal the wound. This shows us the POV of the Team 1.

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Mirror - Meilin trying to do a smarter option, but not the wiser.

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Mirror - Meilin trying to do a smarter option, but not the wiser.

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I sometimes try to do the smarter option, and try to get things done and not realize I need to do something along with it later. So this is a mirror for me because I sometimes like smarter, not wiser.

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Monday, October 4th / 2021 | In class, we read for an hour.

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Monday, October 4th / 2021 | In class, we read for an hour.

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22 pages spanned out from 2 periods. Pretty focused.

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I mostly like it when I get to decide what I do. In this scene, Conor tries to pack his own bag but the maids in the castle do it for him. I don’t like that and agree with Conor on packing his own bag.

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I have never had a time where I needed to go to a certain place because a loved one is needed for something like that.

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In my book, a girl named Meilin leaves for a place called Zhong where the land is behind attacked. Her father's gone missing and she's going out there to try and find him, while the others go look for another talisman. In this, we can see Meilin’s POV on how she is upset and stressed how her father is missing and how it is negatively impacting her, in which to the others, they can’t really see it.

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Finn Talks Meilin Out Of Leaving For Zhong

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Finn Talks Meilin Out Of Leaving For Zhong

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In my book, Meilin meets a man named Finn, who was one of the best warriors in their home, Erdas. Finn meets Meilin again, right as she's about to leave. After taking her inside, he puts her in a room with objects all around it. Her spirit animal, Jhi is with them. Meilin needs to make a better connection with Jhi, since her connections with Jhi are very poor. After playing an erhu, Jhi shows Meilin that leaving to Zhong will be smarter, but not wiser. And if she stays, she has more posibilites. Jhi and Finn show how Meilin leaving for Zhong is not the wisest idea.

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One of the characters, (Abeke), is sitting on a rock higher up, watching a fight between two groups. In the fight, two other characters, (Shane and Meilin), fight, leaving Shane victorious. And two other characters, (Tarik and Zerrif), are fighting. Abeke is sitting on a ledge when one of another character’s falcon is attacking her with her talons. And she is trying to shoot down the falcon.

While in the previous chapter, we could see how the fight with Shane and Meilin really happened, and how Shane was victorious for a part of it, and how when it was Abeke’s POV, we could see that her leopard helped save Shane is the second part, knocking Meilin to the ground.

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Even though I've read only 1 pages. (Currently Oct. 1st, 10:48) I must say it's very well made, as the characters and plot are resonable and very well done. It's a very enjoyable book.

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In my book, the author, Maggie Stiefvater, is doing a very good job writing the book and how the characters feel. She's showing their emotions and how they're expressed, and giving every charcter different personalities.

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In my book, an intresting topic brought up is pets, (spirit animals). It brings up how each of them take care of their animals. Conor treats his like a dog, Meilin and her animal are not very close. Rollan lets his do whatever, (But not like, eat people). And Abeke and her spirit animal are close, too.

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In my book, the narrator is 4 people. (Conor, Meilin, Rollan, and Abeke) Since it changes the POV from 3rd limited to each one of them. So in my book, there's 4 narrators.

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In my book, the conflict in the book is how the main 4 characters have a challenge to beat. A character named The Devourer, and their spirit animals are needed to defeat it.

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In my book, Abeke was late to class. It was POV 3rd limited. In my book, it explained why she was late to class. It showed the other character's reactions to her being late, but them not knowing why.

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Spirit Animals: Hunted - Maggie Stiefvater

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Spirit Animals: Hunted - Maggie Stiefvater

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October 2nd, 2021. (Estimated)

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One character, Abeke, was late to a training. I am also sometimes late to things.

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Friday, October, 1st/ 2021 | In class, we read for 45 minutes.

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Friday, October, 1st/ 2021 | In class, we read for 45 minutes.

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12 pages, stayed pretty focused.

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Wednesday, Sep. 29th/ 2021 | In class, we read for 30 minutes.

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Wednesday, Sep. 29th/ 2021 | In class, we read for 30 minutes.

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14 pages, stayed pretty focused.

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In my book, Kingdom Of Fantasy, by Geronimo Stilton, he goes through lands to go to a Kingdom of Fairies. (I know, cliche.) And he has to travel through other kingdoms to get to that kingdom. I predict he will have to fight something big in order to reach the end, as the plot has built up to it for many pages now.

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1 character, Abeke, has archery experience, I do not have archery experience.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rt6wvOQdmfd81noC8TPuR8hSIBs1boNb4aqU9qwbWIc/edit

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Monday, Sep. 27th/ 2021 | In class, we read for 30 minutes.

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Monday, Sep. 27th/ 2021 | In class, we read for 30 minutes.

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14 pages, stayed pretty focused.

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In my book, the POV is 3rd person limited. This effects the story since it changes who it is limited to every chapter. In this chapter, it was limited to Meilin, one of the characters. With a fight with a tribe leader on a quest, she fought him. It showed her thoughts and how she felt during this time.

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The Kingdom Of Fantasy - Geronimo Stilton 

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The Kingdom Of Fantasy - Geronimo Stilton 

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Sep. 23rd - Sep. 28th.

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2 characters in my story, Conor and Meilin, both live in royalty. I do not live in royalty and have never experienced royalty.

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Spirit Animals: Hunted - Maggie Stiefvater

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Spirit Animals: Hunted - Maggie Stiefvater

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GOAL - Read 13 pages under 30 minutes, since usually I only read 11 pages in under 30 minutes.

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GOAL - Read 13 pages under 30 minutes, since usually I only read 11 pages in under 30 minutes.

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Tuesday, Sep. 21st/2021 | In class, started about 9:45. Read for 30 minutes.

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Tuesday, Sep. 21st/2021 | In class, started about 9:45. Read for 30 minutes.

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11 pages, mostly focused. Same as yesterday.

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Monday, Sep. 20th/2021 | In class, started about 9:49. Read for 26 minutes.

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Monday, Sep. 20th/2021 | In class, started about 9:49. Read for 26 minutes.

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11 pages, mostly focused but I had to take a break for a few seconds. I was focused on the story and learned new information about it.

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(This book is temporary, I am probably going to change it out by Monday of next week since I only have 80 pages left in the book.)

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Phoenix Of Destiny, Dragon Of Fortune, Crenshaw, The One and Only Ivan, The Outsiders, and Spirit Animals.

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Katherine Applegate, Geronimo Stilton.

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Fantasy, mystery, historical fiction, realistic fiction, horror.