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I wil tell you the importance of RW. I think RW will help me read and notice things better. I think this because in take me there I have to notice more about where the characters are. Another thing is that by doing RW we get better at drawing. I think this because for many RW roles you have to draw. At first I thought RW was going to be boring but now I realize that it helps us be creative and read and write better.

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In this padlet I will tell the important parts of Solomon Snow and why they are important. The first big moment was when Solly found out that his parents weren't his birth parents. He then set off to find his spoon revealing who his birth parents are. I think he is wasting his time. I think this because he grew up with these parents but after 11 years he decides he has better ones and that is very stupid. When he got to the store he thought his spoon was at he finds out that they can't find it so everyone fells sad until later that night a little girl he was traveling with gave him the key to the shop. He later found hid spoon that was extremely helpful that he found the spoon because it had his parents name on it. So then they find his parents but realize that a kid they have been traveling with was actually there child so Solly had to go home. At first I thought that he made the right choice but then a realized that he was much happier with his other parents. In conclusion those were the most important parts of Solomon Snow but I am disappointed that he never found his real parents.

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I will tell you about a boy named Jonas in the book called The Giver. At first I thought that Jonas was just a complected boy but know I realize that he is not complected but special. I think this because he just didn't know much but now he starts to see weird changes in stuff. He is seeing changes like an apple changing for a split second in mid air when he was playing catch with his friend. This part connects because he can see stuff that other people can't see like the apple in the air. Also that the community is kept from seeing normal things. For example they get stuffed animals when they are born each is different but they think of them as mythical and fake. Also they are confined with rules like each family unit has one mom, one dad, one daughter and one son. So all of this is the impotent parts in the book.

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This response I am going to tell the parts of the Maze Runner that are important to me. The first part that is important to me is when Teresa wakes up and talks telepathically to Thomas.  I think this is important because they have a connection somehow, something special.  What if they were helping the creators send teens here. The second thing is when Minho finds a "dead" griever. Alby goes out with Minho and he gets stung.  I think this is important because he goes through the changing and he goes crazy for a couple minutes.  At first I thought that Alby was mean and liked nobody, but now I realize that he is the leader and he needs to be strict. I think that because he was the first one here and he been through the most.

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I think this padlet will help me realize the importance of some things in my book Magnus Chase and the Sword of Summer. I think this because the boom can get confusing some times and when it is confusing you don't understand it. In the book the most important are how the main character died. The part that is confusing is that he saw his dead body but he was actually there in flesh and blood. At first I thought it was impossible but then I realized that he was flesh and blood when he went when he died and then escaped but that was also one of the important parts in the book. There was also a part where he lost his sword before he died but then when he escaped he went to go get his sword and it was at the bottom of the sea. So he confronted the goddess that took it and got it back. Another part that was important is that they went in another place where 1/3 of people that died go. And the goddess that rules over that world was the mother of the main characters friend and his friend's mom is the sister of the main characters dad. In conclusion the events that I have told you are probobly going to lead to a huge event that a lot of characters from the begining will be evolved in.

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In this response, I will tell you about some of the more important scenes in my RW Book, Harry Potter. I think that Harry being sorted into Gryffindor with Ron and Hermione is important. I think this for multiple reasons, one being that Ron and the rest of the Weasleys is important because they will probably help the story build later on in the book. Another reason that this scene is important is that if Harry was sorted into Slytherin, like the sorting hat wanted him to be, he would probably be a different person, with different friends. Another moment that is important to Harry's story is when he meets Malfoy. It may not seem too great, with Malfoy being, you know, Malfoy, but it's a very important part. When Malfoy starts talking about quidditch (even though Harry has no idea what that means) and houses, he tells Harry all about how he hopes to be in Slytherin, Harry learns that he would rather not be in Slytherin with the boy. This ties into the other important moment, when Harry gets sorted. If he hadn't met Malfoy, then he wouldn't have told the sorting hat that he didn't want to be in Slytherin, therefore, he was not sorted into the house of the serpent, Slytherin, he was sorted into the house of the lion, Gryffindor. At first I thought that Malfoy was right, and that Hagrid was some creepy, huge giant, but now I realize that Hagrid is about as scary as one of Mrs. Figg's many, many cats, and is pretty much the height of an NBA player. These are very important moments, for reasons that I already mentioned, and they help tie the story together. These moments cause me to predict that the sorting hat will have a bigger part in this book, or in one of the later books.

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My purpose for this text is that I will explain what would have happened if Harry was in a different house. This is what happened when I first opened the book. At first I thought that Harry being sorted into Slytherin wouldn't be a bad idea because then he could have possibly made more friends.   Because the oath for Slytherin is "That you will make many friends and allies and not many foes". I think that It just would be a good idea. He would have been more friendly to Malfoy and his friends. He also would have had better luck with Peeves and Snape. He would have had a better time at Hogwarts. But now I realize that he is actually making more friends in Gryffindor. I think this because I read every page of Harry Potter in every book, so I know all of the effects that happen.

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At first I thought that Lavender and Matilda were kind little girls, but now I realize they can be crafty little jerks. I think this because they both prank there superiors. The most important example yet is when Lavender puts a newt in the Trunchbull's water. Also Matilda and Lavender look up to a girl who has pranked the Trunchbull many times. Lavender even looks up to Matilda for pranking her parents. One example of Matilda's pranking is when she died her dads hair. Another time she put a talking parrot in the wall. She also glued her dad's hat to his head. In conclusion Matilda and Lavender are pranksters.

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My text is about the book we are reading for RW and the importance of a scene. Ms. Dubose dying is an important event because if Jem never did that to her flowers, then he would never have had to read to her and she would have died sooner so that actually helped her. Then Jem got all choked up about that Snow-On-The-Mountain flower that she gave him. I think it was nice of Scout to go over when Jem read to Ms. Dubose. At first I thought that Ms. Dubose was nothing but mean cranky sour ol lady, but now I realize that she is more than that, that sickness effected how she spoke and acted. I

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This response I am going to tell you about parts of the story that are important to me. I think that Phil stealing Johnny's prayer journal is important because Phil said Eddie made him do it. Now Eddie being the bully, it seems like he is trying to get revenge. Now I don't know if Eddie knows about how Johnny having the figurine, but it's like he thinks it is Johnny's fault. Most likely it is. Johnny wanted Eddie to break his neck, and then the next day Eddie broke his arm. I liked how Eddie made Phil take the book. I think that he was smart in that way because he saw someone get blamed for something they didn't do. It shows that Eddie wants revenge on Johnny. Eddie might get Johnny next chapter.

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In this Padlet response, I’m going to be writing Wonder. It’s a very emotional book that I like very much.

I about I think that Wonder is a very sad book. You’ve heard sad books, where certain loved ones die, blah blah blah, but this is different. August Pullman, the main character, has a problem. No, not like an anger problem, he’s… deformed. It’s hard to explain. So he’s always bullied in school and what not, but the really sad part is when his dog, Daisy, has to be put down. It isn’t really that major of a part, but it just struck me. At first I thought that the book was about bullying, but now I realize it’s about problem solving. Yes, bullying is a big part of Wonder, but there’s lots of other problems in the book, like the death of Daisy.

Another scene I find important is when Summer decides to sit with August. August was sitting alone at lunch when Summer thought she needed a break from the “popular group” and sat with August. They’ve been friends ever since. I think the name Summer fits Summer perfectly. I think this because she acts like the rising summer sun to August. She’s always happy and she’s never mean. August had just lost one of his best friends, Jack Will, and was very sad. Summer told Jack what he did wrong(kind of)and now August and Jack are friends once more!

The two scenes aren’t really connected at all. However, I hope you find it interesting that, while I both find these scenes quite important, they are complete opposites. Daisy’s death was quite sad, but Summer’s friendship is rather happy. This really shows you how emotional this book is. There never really seems to be a boring part. There’s always something going on, whether it’s happy, or sad, or even fearful.

I’m not too sure what’s going to happen in the future of the book. August with most definetly get in trouble for losing his hearing aids, that’s for sure, but the book has so many twists it’s hard to predict what’s going to happen. But whatever it is, it will probably be very interesting.

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In this response I will talk about the relationship in between Harry and His son Albus and how it affects the book. When Harry said that Albus wasn't aloud to hang out with Scorpius was a very deep moment that happened in the book. It affected the book by confusing people about what kind of parent Harry was being and how protective he was being to his wizard son. I mean he does have a reason protecting his son from voldemort but he should at least let him play with his friend. He should be home schooled by Harry I mean like his probably a better teacher then the ones at Gryffindor or Slytherin. It is a problem that they don't know that Delphi is Voldemort's Daughter, not Scorpius. Know without Scorpius Albus is without trust and faith.  Harry went to Gryffindor and that's where he became famous but Albus got selected into Slytherin instead of Gryffindor. I think that's what is troubling their relationship with each other. In conclusion I think Harry should loosen up.

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In this response I will be talking about what I think was important in my book. I think that when Scarlet tries to find Cliff the dragonet in the nursery. Its really importent because Scarlet finds out how bad a queen she was. At first I thought everyone liked her. But it turns out that dragons just act like that because she is queen. They really like her daughter more because she is a lot nicer. Scarlet had a "Fight to the death" arena. Ruby (her daughter) did not. When Ruby took over, she made it a hospital. Ruby excused all the banished dragons. Ruby made it a much better place.

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In this response, I am going to be telling you some of the more important scenes in my RW Book.

I think one of the more important scenes in my book would have to be when Charlie, the main character, says yes to going to prom with a guy she likes. At first I thought she would say no, but then she kind of cheated and said yes. I think this is important because she is training for the Olympic Trials, which are in less that two weeks, and having distractions like prom might ruin her chance of getting into the Olympics. This scene is also important because it has such a big impact. If Charlotte doesn't go to the Olympics, who whole book changes. I think this because the book will have a whole different meaning to it than gymnastics and the Olympics.

Another really important scene in my book is when Charlie is told from her gym coach, Coach Chris, that there is extra practice on Saturday evening, the same day as prom. I think this is important because Coach Chris doesn't know about prom because he would of said no to Charlie going to prom. Charlie then has to reschedule prom so she is taken later. Luckily and sadly at the same time, Charlie I think goes to prom. So yes, this is an important scene in the book because Charlie has to miss a lot of prom.

In the end, I have told you two important scenes in the book, The Flip Side, and I hope you enjoyed my response and have understood it.

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In this RW response I will say what I think in the book reveals what the story is about. I think, I know, that Hagrid's visit is really important. Once Hagrid tells Harry about Hogwarts, and he being a wizard, you know that that is what the story is about. I think this because Hogwarts is the main setting of the story. I know that Harry being Sorted into Gryffindor is the beginning of friendship that will help Harry save the Sorcerer's Stone from Voldemort and the end of the book, which is so important, it's the title of the book. I also think that the eye contact with Snape at the beginning feast is the beginning of the loathing between him and
Harry, which is very important because he, Harry, thinks that Snape is going to try to steal the Sorcerer's Stone, which is a big deal, because if Snape didn't start hating Harry, then you woudn't get the big shock of it being Quirrell instead of Snape that is trying to steal the stone for Voldemort. At first I thought that Snape was going to steal the stone and Quirrell was this poor teacher that is scared of everything. But now I realize that Quirrell is really the evil one, and Snape is trying to protect the stone. Did I confuse you? I may have. Sorry. That was some of the things that reveal what is going to happen in this story. Wait, no, the series. They all relate because all this stuff happens at Hogwarts.