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In the book, Anika is quite jealous of Becky, but is nice to her face. When Becky isn't around her and Shelli, she talk a lot about her and try to explain why she hates Becky so much. But, when she's around Becky, she acts like she is bestfriends with her and they're inseparable. This shows that Anika is a little fake towards those you have the same "popularity rating" as she does or girl who she is just jealous of.

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"Everyone loves her, yet she is pure unadulterated evil."(Portes 30).

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This is a picture of a guy and a girl sitting under the stars looking up at them. This reminds me of when Logan and Anika go out late at night and drive through the town and go to dinner together. Also, when they are being secretive and don't really want anyone to look at them or find out that they have been going around town together on dates.

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In the novel Anatomy of a Misfit by Andrea Portes, the point of view has a big impact on the story. If the story's point of view was through her mom's perspective, we wouldn't be able to know what was going on at school or what was going on between Anika and Logan. We also wouldn't know that Anika had been stealing from and drugging the manager of the restaurant. Because there is the perspective of Anika, we now know what is going on at school and what Shelli thinks about everything.

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In this image, there is 5 chairs, but one of them is different from the other. THis can represent many different character that are in the book, but it represent Anika the most. Anika is not like the others. She is one of the more popular girls in school, but she's not drama related. When there is things going on around her, she'll tune in, but won't get involved. Most girls with get involved right away and start adding more to it.

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In the book, Anika is very observant about everybody and all of the things that are going around school, like drama and rumors. When Anika says that once somebody says something, it spreads around and everybody knows about. Once someone has spread something, people immediately start to think that it's true. From personal experience, when rumors are spread about you, it hurts. Anika is realizing how much it's hurting this girl that she starts to feel bad. Anika then tries to help the girl become more happy, until Anika slowly starts to realize that she gets caught up in all this drama and some kids might not be able to smile on a day because of what she had said.

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"We smile. I bet this is the first time she's smiled today. Poor girl. It sucks because all anybody has to do is just say something once, and then everybody assumes it's true. Like guilty until proven innocent." (Andrea 41)

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The text is completely correct, but I would add some stuff into it. Some stuff that I would add would include talking about her siblings and how they have an effect on how Anika looks at things. Also, to mention what her dad is like and how he changes her mood and/or mind about school and getting good grades.

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School Library Journal:
Gr 9 Up — Anika Dragomir is the third most popular girl in school, despite being of mixed heritage in an overwhelmingly white neighborhood. She's smart, attractive, and knows that the most popular girl, Becky Vilhauer, is a bully. Still, Anika clings to the tenuous friendship for fear of the total social annihilation that Becky will put her through if she displeases her in any way . Anika is constantly trying to reconcile the "spider stew" of her true self with her social persona, which leads to a series of hilarious escapades and a decidedly double life. When she finds herself falling for former nerd turned hottie, Logan McDonough, she manages to keep their relationship secret by arranging regular midnight rendezvous. In a clandestine act of defiance as employee of Bunza Hut, when she is angered by her boss's hateful treatment of her best friend/coworker, she exacts revenge by covertly dosing him with her mother's valium and routinely stealing from the till. But it's not until her feelings for Logan become muddled by his own personal spider stew that Anika finds her life completely unraveling. Allowing herself to be flattered into a date with the neighborhood heartthrob, she realizes too late that she's in love with Logan. Told in the first person, Anika's droll voice shines, and her emotions are palpable. After a heartbreaking tragedy, Anika's ending, if not particularly realistic, will leave readers cheering.—Cary Frostick, formerly at Mary Riley Styles Public Library, Falls Church, VA --Cary Frostick (Reviewed July 1 , 2014) (School Library Journal, vol 60, issue 7, p109)