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I wonder how Nick feels about having all the attention on him.
Advantage- He gets to talk/express about his "frindle" to others.
Disadvantage- People are judging him just because he made a funny word  (Kids, mainly.

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I think that a lot of people are judging Nick just because he made the word "Frindle". Like, they're expecting him to be smart and funny ALL the time. They're expecting him to be perfect.

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At one part of the book, Nick realizes that no one is paying attention to his new word (frindle). I guess Frindle got old. I can connect this to a rainbow loom trend that my friends started at my old school.

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One unanswered question is "How did Judy get that 5th grade photo?"

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I think that one moral/ theme that I learned from this is that you can be who YOU  want to be, because nobody can change that. My text evidence is  "Who said dog means dog? You do, Nicholas. "  As Mrs. Granger said, You can decide what you want to call something or what you want to do or what you want to become. It's all you.

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I think what influenced Nick to come of a new word was the report he had to write for Mrs. Granger. Especially that time where Mrs. Granger said " Who said dog means dog? You do, Nicholas."

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Nick- Very humble, not taking any credit of his word. He doesn't even brag about it. TE-

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Mrs. Granger might not be a good kids teacher, because of the background knowledge that I got. Now I realize that she realized her mistake. But in the beginning of the story, I thought she had a closed mindset. (because she used never used to think out of the box.) TE-