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Melody Brooks
Diane Brooks
Chuck Brooks
Mrs. V
Penny Brooks
Rose Spencer
Catherine
Molly
Claire

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What is the significance of the title?
~Melody freeing her
~thoughts
~feelings
~expressing herself as a person
~making herself known

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Describe how the introduction of Penny as a character changes the family dynamics.
~Gave the house some life
~Less time for Melody
~Sibling love
~Sibling jealousy

What was the best part of the story?
~MediTalker
~Tryouts

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What was the funniest part of the story?
~Mrs. Billups

The saddest part?
~Left behind

The most shocking part?
~Penny being hit by car

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What is the main conflict of the story?
~Melody not being able to express herself
~Melody unable to communicate her needs

How did the author create tension and emotion in relation to this conflict?
~Molly & Claire
~Melody's frustration

What type of emotion or feeling is the author trying to evoke through this conflict?
~Compassion
~Acceptance
~Forgiveness
~Surprise
~Anger
~Sadness
~Happiness
~Sadness

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Did the author keep me engaged? If so, how did they do it?
~Melody was talking to me as a friend
~Having the same feelings as Melody

Did I care about the characters? Why?
~I can relate to them

What is my honest review of this book?
~I have already recommended my daughter read it.

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What is one thing I would change about this book? How would I do this?
~I would have let Melody stick up for herself more.
~Like when she snapped at Claire for throwing up.

What was the most important thing I learned from the story? Explain.
This is not something that I necessarily learned after reading this story, but just being mindful of everyone's feelings. And judging someone because of their appearance or abilities is a disgusting thing to do.