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Are there any parts in the book, specific or not specific, that you relate to?

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A moment in the text that stood out to me the most is when Frank is over at Q's house and he sees how close Q's family is with each other. He can't help but compare it to how distant his family is with each other. This stood out to me because throughout the rest of the book, Frank does a lot of comparing of other people's lives, especially American families, to his Asian family.

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4: Do you wish Frank’s relationship with Brit went differently? Why or why not?

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What was the impact of Frank’s relationships throughout the story? How have they improved?

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If I was an editor, one thing I would change differently is Frank and Brit’s relationship. I wished things could have gone a little smoother for the both of them.

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How did Frank's attitude toward love change over the course of the story?

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If I were the publisher of this book, I would have suggested that the author modify the ending. This is a very powerful book that has done a great job of including real-world issues that can relate to almost all of its readers. However, it seems to me that Frank has been through so much that he deserves a happy ending. A large number of readers, including myself, may feel like something is missing after completing this book. As an editor, I would advise the author to include a happy ending that summarizes the book properly.

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Post 3- As the editor of this book one suggestion I would make to the author is changing the ending, I just felt like the book had potential to have a better ending.

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If Frank was raised in Korea, would he behave like his parents or would he behave like how he is now?

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If I was the editor for this book, one suggestion I would make to the author is to make the friendship between Q and Frank a little better. In the story, when Frank started dating Brit or Joy, Frank kind of ignored Q. When Frank dated Joy and after their parents went against each other, Frank had to use Q as a shield to take Joy out. And when they were on a date, Frank totally forgot about Q. I think the author should make Frank a better friend.

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Frank's relationship with his parents stood out to me. It's my first time seeing this kind of relationship between a child and his parents. Most children interact with their parents a lot. But with Frank, they don't really do much. In addition, his parents' opinion of who Frank should marry kind of reminded me of an arranged marriage with someone you don't know and don't like.

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The greatest lesson I learned from reading this book is that you should do what you want to do without letting someone's opinions impact your life. In the story, Frank wants to openly date Brit without having to hide her from his parents. However, he knows that his parents are going to disapprove of their relationship and might disown him like what happened to his sister. He hides Brit from them and comes up with a plan to fake date Joy to please his parents. He didn't want to do this but he had to to keep his relationship a secret. He's letting his parents' opinions on having to date a Korean girl impact him and this caused him to have a secret relationship with Brit and a fake relationship with Joy.

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Post 2-The moment that stood out to me the most was when we learned that Joy's parents always made fun of Frank's parents. It stood out to me because I would've never seen that coming and thought they were best friends. Also, they children at the gatherings were all unaware and thought the adults always got along.

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Post #4- If you were put in Frank’s shoes, would you have the confidence to do what he did to please his parents, or would you try something differently and just believe that they should be able to understand you?

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Post #3 -If I was the author, something I would change or a suggestion I would make is maybe the sensitivity of it. I know that some people that read this book thought it had a great plot twist, I agree but the things that were happening to Frank's father could've been a little sensitive for others and family members.

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Post #2- The moment that stood out to me the most is when Brits father was able to understand that he was being unfair when he told Frank to understand what was on the menu in a Korean restaurant. Due to Frank being raised in South Carolina he barely knows how to speak korean. Brits father was able to own that he was wrong and listen carefully while  understanding. This stood out to me the most because not many adults admit when they're wrong.

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Post #1- The greatest lesson I learned from reading the book is that you should always treat with care and appreciate them no matter what kind of things you disagree with. The author helps teach this to me because when a lot of bad things are happening to Frank's father, he gets shot and also finds out he has cancer. Recently he and Frank haven't been able to see eye to eye because they both believe in different things. Frank failing to be able to make his parents proud due to him not always doing what they want causes their family to drift apart.

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2.  Everyone in the family's relationship improved once his father was diagnosed with cancer, and they became much closer. In the book, Frank was aware that his sister Hanna was dating a black man named Miles, but when his father was on the verge of dying from illness, both his mother and father knew Hanna married and will have a child soon with Miles.Then Hanna and Miles are loved and supported by his parents. Why do you think things have turned out the way they have?

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1.  When Frank and Brit's relationship came to an end. He went on to date Joy, and there were occasions when he was near Brit, but he always behaves as if he and Joy are "just friends." Why do you think he did it that way?

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If I were the editor of this book, I would advise that Yoon write more about Frank's encounters with Brit at school after he broke up with her, especially because they both take Ap calculus. After Frank and Brit broke up, Brit was barely mentioned, and I feel like, with any break-up, your ex is always something that comes to mind.

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3: If I were the editor for this book, I would suggest the author to not have Q and Frank’s friendship end over Q having a crush on Frank. I say this because I really would’ve loved to see them continue their relationship and the advice Q could have supplied Frank with, had they never stopped being friends.

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2: A moment that stood out to me the most in the book was when Q revealed that he had a crush on Frank. It stood out to me because it was a slight plot twist and contributed to their friendship unfortunately ending.

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One of the scenes that stood to me was when Frank and his father were in The Store, and his father was taking some sort of medication because he had been diagnosed with cancer. But Frank didn't know he had cancer at the time, so he asked his father what those pills were, and he answered they were vitamins. This struck me since his father was aware of the situation but kept it from Frank for the simple reason that he did not want Frank to be worried. But it's notable how Yoon dropped a hint about something earlier in the text.

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1: The greatest lesson I’ve learned from reading this book is sometimes it’s healthier to put your own happiness and needs before others. Although most of us love and care about pleasing our parents, there needs to be a point where you respect yourself enough to put your own pleasure first.

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Do you think that Frank had feelings for Joy before their plan of fake dating or do you think his feelings developed while he and Joy spent more time together? Explain

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If I were the editor for this book I would change the time where Q showed Frank that he had feelings for him. I would make Q confess his feelings sooner to show what happens with their friendship

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Discussion Question:
Do you relate to any of the situations that occurred in this book?Have you ever dealt with these situations in the real world?

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Discussion Question:
Do you relate to any of the situations that occurred in this book?Have you ever dealt with these situations in the real world?

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If I were the editor of this a suggestion I would make is to explain how the argument between Frank's dad and Joy's dad began.

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One of the most important lessons I took away from this book was that you don't have to be "that person" that others want you to be if you don't feel it's appropriate for you. Yoon taught me this lesson by depicting Frank as someone who is attempting to figure out who he is while being influenced by a bunch of different individuals.

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What would you do if you were Frank? Would you continue dating people your parents didn’t approve of or would you date who your parents wanted you to date? Why?

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A moment that stood out to me the most was when Frank was scared of loosing his father without knowing a lot about his father. At the beginning it seemed like Frank didn't care about not knowing his dad but after the accident he realized he had to take advantage of the time he had with his dad.

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If I were the editor of this book I would show more of Brit's emotions after the break up. I saw that after the break up it only turned the focus onto Joy and Frank and didn't show how it affected Brit and what she was thinking.

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One moment in the text that stood out to me was when Q confessed to Frank that he was his crush.This moment in the text stood out to me because I thought Q was going to say a girl from one of his classes.Also because I didn't expect him to kiss Frank and Frank to be all accepting of it and not getting weirded out because Q kissed him.

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Did you make any connections from your life or past books you've read? Explain.

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If I were an editor I would probably want more background and plot for Q. When we found out Q's crush was Frank I was very surprised and I want to know more about that and what was going through his mind when he had to see Frank with Brit and Joy.

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A moment in this book that stood out to me is when Frank discovered that he liked Joy more than Brit, it stood out to me because of how fast people can change minds.

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The greatest lesson I learned from reading this book was to expect the unexpected. Frank never expected to fall in love with Joy, he also didn't expect his father to be shot, and he didn't expect that his best friend Q had a crush on him.

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Something that stood out to me in the book was when we found out that Q was in love with Frank this whole time. This stood out to me because it was such a turn that the author took, something I never suspected.

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Something that stood out to me in the book was when we found out that Q was in love with Frank this whole time. This stood out to me because it was such a turn that the author took, something I never suspected.

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The greatest lesson I learned from this book was to never take your family for granted and always show the people you love how much you care. This book taught me this because, Frank's relationship with his parents show us that they are not affectionate and never are proud of Frank unless it is something they want. This creates a divide in the family, and a resentment towards his parents.

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A lesson I learned from this book is to take your time. Frank took his time to see who he actually loved and took his time to figure things out and said in the book that when something is blocking your way slowly ease through and don't punch and get upset. (compared to oobleck.)

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The greatest lesson I learned from reading this book is that taking the easy way out isn't always the best.For example,Frank thought that now since he's dating Joy things would be much easier for him but it wasn't and he couldn't see Joy anymore.

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If I was the editor for this book, one suggestion I would give to the author is to add more reasoning behind Joy and Frank's relationship, and their break up, because it felt so sudden. The reason for this is because I feel like I didn't understand why all of a sudden Frank liked Joy while he was dating Brit, and how after so many years, they finally decided to like each other.
I just hope to change the speed of the story because there were several events happening all at once.

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Discussion Board Question:

1. Throughout the story, Frank often uses his Tascam to record memorable moments. Towards the end, he decides to leave his Tascam for someone else to hear. “I slow down and crane my neck to see if my Tascam is still there. But the Tascam is gone. I’m so happy to see it missing that I tear up. I’m grateful someone is listening to it right now” (Yoon 404). Why do you think he does that? Is there any symbolism of the Tascam?

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One moment in the text that stood out to me the most was:
"Because my parents are the hands I was dealt, the hand I'm stuck with. I wish I could say something. For Q's sake and mine. Mom-n-Dad will never really see the actual me if I keep my thoughts hidden away like this. But I'm scared to call them out, if I'm being totally honest. Because a child has to belong somewhere. What if you call out your parents, and all they do is slam a door in your face in response?" (Yoon 215-216).

It stood out to me because it reveals how their parents are, and how Frank sees them as, because it might reveal Frank's fear of losing his parents, just like Hanna, after being disowned. Frank is also afraid to call out his parents because as he stated before, "Mom and dad are like this big ice wall of ignorance, and I'm just a lone soldier with a sword" (29). Additionally, it might relate to different kids who are afraid to call out their parents because it might be referred to as, "talking back".

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If you were the author, will you go the same path (context, ending, characters/character developments, etc.) as Yoon did? Why or Why not?

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It is very much highlighted that Frank and Joy’s parents are racist and are determined to pass their culture onto future generations. Do you think they would fulfill their parents’ wishes and continue keep their children inside of their "Korean bubble"? You may never know how their minds might change as they mature into adults.

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How would you describe Frank's relationship with his parents? Do you think that forcing him to date someone who is Korean is out of love? Why or why not?

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A moment that stood out to me the most is when Frank's Dad and Joy's dad argued at one of their gatherings. This moment stood out to me because of how Frank and joy's parents had been through so much together, but there had been so much tension between them. They migrated to America together and helped each other start new lives, however, they lacked proper respect for each other. This showed me that even though you may be friends with someone for years, you may not know who that person truly is and what they think of you.

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If I were the editor of this book, I would suggest that the author to write a different ending or a sequel. Because I'm someone who likes to see a "happy ending" that would full fill the heart of the readers, I think the ending of Frankly in Love left a big hold in my heart. At least for me, I learns the lessons that the author is trying to convey, but I felt a bit of disappointment and maybe even a cliffhanger when I finish that book.

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If I were to be the editor of this book, I would change the results between Wu's relationship with Frank and Joy. Although his actions had their reasonings and the couple's doings were wrong, I do feel as if he could have used a bit of character development. His ex-girlfriend, Joy, was sharing the same struggles as Frank, and they could not help but relate and help one another. Their racist parents are unchangeable and they may have been unknowingly influenced by their parent's wishes. I personally believe that Wu and Joy could have ended on better terms, or at least, Frank and Wu's acquaintance could have actually become a bonding friendship.

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If I were the editor of this book I would suggest to the author to expand more on why and what happened when Frank's dad was shot at the store. I wished the author focused more on this specific subplot because it would have expanded the conversation on many particular issues that the author talked about, such as race.

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I find that Frank has to be what his parents pictured him to be: smart, ideal girl would be Korean, be "Korean", etc. This stood out to me because not only is he's what's his parents thinks perfect as. But also the "typical", "single story" of having Asian parents you would heard from other people, even though it's not always true.

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post 3; if i were the editor ill say why would you end it like this you probably wanted to leave people shocked. but i feel like if you would've kept going and maybe with a better ending people would've loved it

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Frank’s parents throughout the story didn't really say any negative things about white people. So would Frank's parents accept Brit if he told them about her and why?

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A moment in the book that stood out to me was when Frank, Brit, and her family went out to a Korean restaurant. During this dinner Brit's dad was quickly able to understand that him asking Frank to explain everything in the Korean menu was wrong. What I liked about that scene was the way that he didn't try to argue nor defend himself. He listened and learned, which is something I wish more people would do.

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The greatest lesson I learned from reading this book is that you have to make the right choices for yourself and not for the people you love. Frank had a hard time understanding who he truly loved because his parents wanted him to be with someone based on their race and ethnicity. Throughout the book, he had tried his best to meet his parents' expectations so he wouldn't be shunned or disowned by them. I was disappointed that Frank let his parents influence his idea of who he should love instead of figuring that out for himself.

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Hanna and Frank's relationship really stood out to me. Unlike my brother and I, the Li siblings seem to be more loving and grateful for simply having the ability to contact each other after one was disowned. Meanwhile, my brother and I hardly contact each other with our mobile devices unless we are told to, our messaging conversations are also quite dry. This great difference made me realize that I must cherish what I have now. Although my younger sibling may get on my nerves and can be needy, we are sister and brother after all. We will eventually need to look out for one another later in the unpredictable future.

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If I was the editor for this book, a suggestion that I would make is to change the ending. I'm not really sure how but it just felt like there could have been a lot more to it. The ending of the book just seemed very abrupt and unexpected.

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The greatest lesson I learned while reading Frankly in Love is that I have to make sure to combine both my cultural and personal life. I should be able to express my culture without fearing being rejected, but I should also be able to do as I please without my culture getting in the way. I think another valuable lesson would be to make choices for yourself without thinking about pleasing others. of course, that is only applicable when it comes to making decisions that affect you and only yourself.

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The moment that stood out to me the most was Joy broke up with Frank. I just wasn't really expecting it to happen because Frank and Joy's parents really encouraged their relationship and Joy seemed like Frank's ideal kind of girl.

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The greatest lesson I learned from reading this book is it isn't always best to associate with only those that are the "same" as you. In this case, those who are as the same race as I am. Even though it is better to communicate to one another, but because they are the same as I am, there are always competitions and that feeling of wanting and trying to be better than one another. The author taught me this lesson when Frank's and Joy's parents fight about who's wealthier than who and who's right and who's wrong. It made me realizes what's all the commotions and conflicts I have with the rest of my family is all about. Sometimes, because we are of the same race, it distance us, especially from the expectations that others put upon us.

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A lesson that I learned was that if your closed minded, you could hurt people and affect people pretty badly unintentionally. The author taught me this lesson through Frank's parents. Because they were closed minded it hurt Frank and his relationships with others a lot.

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The greatest lesson I learned from reading this book was that even though you may be from the same ethnic group, there will be/are gaps in them; "Say me and Joy had been born in Korea. We'd be Korean. We'd belong to a tribe. But that doesn't necessarily mean we'd belong with each other. Because there are tribes within tribes, all separated by gaps everywhere" (Yoon 385).

The author taught this lesson through the conflict between Joy's parents and Frank's parents, and how her parents often made fun of Frank's parents because their wealth differences. Additionally, it was brought up that Joy's parents had grown up in a rich area, whereas Frank's parents did not.

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The greatest lesson I learned from reading this book is to be more open toward those around you. For some teenagers, it may be difficult to be honest, and directly tell their parents how they feel or their opinions on a certain topic, question, etc. Frank Li experiences this as his parents are racist and when he calls them out, they say nothing but excuses or denial. I, myself, also struggle as I am aware that my parents would not understand or react similarly to Li's. However, as the story progresses, Yoon has Frank slowly open up to Brit, Joy, and others, who either do or put an effort to understand him but are not by any means rushing or ignoring him. Seeing this, I believe that being more open towards the right friends may possibly benefit our friendship and mentality.

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Post 4- Do you think if Frank told his parents about his relationship with Brit from the start they’d still be together? Why or why not? Also, do you think his parents would react the same way they did with Hanna?

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Something that bothered me in the book is when we find out that Frank's dad gets shot, and he has cancer. I understand the writer intent that he wanted Frank and his parents to bond a little towards the end of the story, however, I feel like it's unrealistic. I think there are other storylines that are a little less dramatic. Maybe he could've only included Frank's dad getting shot or only having cancer. Also, I really hate sad endings because the story somehow feels incomplete unless the main character is happy, but I understand that not all stories have to have happy endings.

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4. Do you think the way Brit and Frank Li left their relationship was the right way to end it? If so, why? If not, how would you change the outcome of the situation?

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In the book on page 235, Frank learns that Wu and Joy broke up because he wanted to meet her parents and she told him no. Wu then said that if Frank and Brit can why not them. If Frank did not have Brit come to his house and “meet his parents”. What would have been different between the relationships in the book?

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1. The greatest lesson I learned from this book is that you can't let your parents make your own decisions. Frank Li knew he couldn't date a white girl because his parents only wanted him to date a Korean. This caused him to keep his relationship with Brit in private since he didn't want his parents to know he went against their wishes. He was letting them decide who he should and should not date when it is up to him on who he falls for.

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1) Why do you think that Frank’s relationship ultimately didn’t work out with Brit Means?

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The greatest lesson I learned from reading this book is how important it is for a parent to communicate and understand their child. In the book, Frank mentions how he tries to get to know his dad more, but his dad doesn't say much. So, their conversations always ends with "Okay, dad." This distance between him and his parents makes Frank avoid talking to his parents about anything. In my opinion, parents should be the people taking initiative and trying to understand their children's 'mistakes', but in the book, Frank does more of the understanding towards his parents.

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Honestly, I loved the book and im not sure i have any important criteria. One thing i wished would have happened, is that Brit and Frank would have worked out. That Frank was going to be able to change his parents minds about things. But, its less of a complaint and more so just something that would have been nice to see.

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The thing that I tell the author to talk more about in the book is Frank and Q s relationship. For example, we barely knew anything about Q and at the end of the book, he relived that he had a crush on Frank the whole book. I feel that the book needed to have a little more development on Qs character.

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Post 1-The greatest lesson I learned from reading this book is how different other cultures/races are. Frank's parents wanted him to do everything that they wanted and follow the traditions in their race. The author taught me this lesson by describing ways Frank had to live with the pressure of trying to please his parents, and trying not end up disowned like his sister Hanna.

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I think the moment that stood out to me the most was when Frank and his dad were sitting and having one last drink together. It was a very emotional and touching glimpse of love and hope. In a way, it was relatable for me. Those rare moments with fathers mean the world to some people, like me.

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The part of the book that stood out to me the most was when we learned Q's crush was Frank. That was something that stood out to me because it showed what type of a person Q was that even though he was upset that his crush did not like him he still helped him get with the girl he wanted too. Even though it was hurting him.

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How do you feel about Wu hitting Frank? Do you think the situation could have been handled differently?

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If I were the editor, I suggestion I would make to the author would be changing Franks parents perspective on falling in love with Koreans only. I think if Frank's parents were more supportive of him, than he wouldn't feel unheard. I wonder how different the story would be if his parents liked Brit Means.

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If Brit wasn’t in the picture and Frank never fake dated Joy, do you think he would’ve still have fallen for her? Is fake dating the reason for the development of feelings between the two? Or was it the pressure of having to date Koreans?

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Do you think that If Joy wasn’t in the equation, would Frank have stayed with Brit? Why or why not.

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3. A suggestion I'd give the author would be changing the way Frank Li told Brit about wanting to break up with her. It was wrong for him to kiss another girl (Joy) that he realized he was in love with, but he was still in a relationship. The way the breakup scene happened was completely immature since they're literally seniors in high school and it shouldn't have ended off that way. I'd want him to actually talk it out with her when she was ready instead of them never speaking to each other again.

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If i were the editor of this book, one suggestion I would make is that maybe add the other characters point of views so we can know the cause and reasons of their actions and words.

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A moment in the text that stood out to me was when I heard about Hanna getting disowned. This moment stood out to me because I was shocked that her and Franks parents would do something like that. I do get that they wanted Hanna to love someone who's Korean but I didn't believe that they would disown her for loving who she wants. At the end you can't help who you love in love with so I think they could have been more understanding of her wanting to marry a Black man.

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The greatest, and in my opinion, overall lesson that i took away from this book is that people need to be more open minded. I think the author expressed this in many ways. Through Brit's and Frank's parents, through Q's sexuality, and more important how we look at others.There were so many dynamics and characters that were all so different, that it forced us as reader to keep an open mind because you never know who someone is or what could happen.

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I lesson that I had learned from the book is to be who you are no matter what. I learned this because in the book Frank thinks he has to change who he is dating to please his parents when he should not have to. He should just be himself and date who he wants and because he is trying to change himself there are a lot to problems that come with it

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A moment in the text that stood out to me the most was when Frank's father told him he was 100% Korean and 100% American because it showed that his father is somewhat reassuring him that he fits in and that even though he lives in america, he will also always be Korean too.

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The greatest lesson I learned from reading this book is to appreciate the time you have with someone. The author taught this lesson by having Joy and Frank break up and distancing Franks relationship with his father. Although Frank was happy with Joy, they broke up at the end which shows that you should appreciate the time you have with someone before something goes wrong. Also because Franks dad passed away, Frank missed out on the chance of getting to know him better.

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If i were the editor for the book, A suggestion I would make is that Q and Frank's ending changed, I didn't like how Q liked frank because in my mind its very stereotypical of the 'gay' person to have feelings for their best friend and be turned down in the end, and I feel as though Q should have gotten a better ending or at the least more closure.

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2. A moment in the text that stood out to me the most was the breakup scene between Joy and Frank Li. I knew it was going to happen when Joy started to show off some bad signals. In this scene, I thought Frank Li was kind of being selfish since Joy already knew that it was the right decision for them to break up because of what was happening with their families. She was being the bigger person and Frank Li was only thinking about himself in that situation. It made me realize how he can be a little self-centered throughout the book.

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The greatest lesson I've learned is that everyone is different no matter who you are. In this book, the Song and Li's family at first thought it would be easier for their kids to date Koreans thinking it will be easier. However, the families ended up turning against each other for the differences where the Song family is from a rich area and the Li family is from a not so rich area. They may both be Korean but that didn't change the fact that they're still different from each other.

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A moment that stood out to me the most was when Frank's mom told him about his dad having cancer, I think it stood out to me the most because i've felt the panic that Frank was feeling, not knowing if your parent would be okay, not to the extent of Frank but in my head that moment seemed very familiar to me.

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I think that the greatest lesson that I have learned from reading this book is that we can't always please our parents and sometimes you have to do what's best for you despite what makes them happy

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A moment that stood out to me in Frankly In Love was when Frank's father got shot. This scene stood out to me the most because when Frank got the call from his mother informing him what happened to his father, he rushed to the hospital. Frank was really upset, and it confused him to see his parents joking around about a serious matter.  They were laughing it off. He decided to call Joy and Q because he wanted his close friends to be there. He didn't want to lose his dad. This is where Frank realized he wants to build his relationship with his father and he can't take his family for granted. Even though his dad gives him a hard time and has expectations for Frank, he still loves him.

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What stood out to me most was the beginning of the book. When frank li’s parents disowned their daughter because she fell in love with a black boy. Even though she was an astonishing person. She did wonderful in school, Graduated from harvard WITH honors. They still makes it seem as if her falling in love with someone that doesn’t partake in her family’s tradition they disowned her.

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Why do you think at the end of the book he announced that he was Korean-american instead of full Korean?

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If there is something i would change in this book would be Frank's Father and Mother. The way they act are so cruel and the comments they make about others. If they weren't so racist, him and Brit could of been together. His lies he tells causes trouble through the whole story. It questions me to see who does he really love?

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Period 3
What i learned from this book is mainly about racial backgrounds and how different cultures go about their different traditions. Frank li’s parents wanted him to follow his family’s expectations with every aspect of his life , including with school && love.

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3. If I was an editor of this book one suggestion I would make to the author is to change the way how Frank, Frank's parents, and Joy's parents act, it always seems that Frank has a lot of trouble telling the truth which means he's always lying, which leads to him not being able to hang out with Joy, or Brit anymore, and all the parents seem to always just get in the way of Frank and Joy with what they do and how badly it affects them, which makes it harder for Frank and Joy to interact.