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I didn't expect that grace wouldn't find her dad gone. Because she was looking for him so long. I expected that she would find him. In the last chapter she called her dad and his mom answered and said he died and she wanted to come see them. She told her mom on page 201 her mom said to cancel it.

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Maya A Million ways Home 9/22/16 pg 130 -153 20 mins

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Maya A Million ways Home 9/22/16 pg 130 -153 20 mins

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I think the setting is mostly at the shelter or Hospital, I know this because when Poppy's grandma had her second stroke she was always asking Trey or trey's mom to go to the shelter to see Gunner or she is visiting her grandma in the hospital. and I think that she spent a lot of time in the shelter when Lizzie texted to her that is was an emergency and she needed to see Gunner and she found out that they where going to put him to sleep, she didn't come out of his kennel until Carol promised that he would not.

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Charlotte suddenly Supernatural scaredy kat 9/22/16 min 135 pg 1-130

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Charlotte suddenly Supernatural scaredy kat 9/22/16 min 135 pg 1-130

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the setting is mostly at kats house if the setting took place in a island it would be a lot different. When kat when in to the house next store she saw backwards letters that spelled Help me. the author described the smell so well it was "The aroma of bread now powerfully scented the air ,and though it was comforting and familiar smell, mt heart started beating harder. they described the smell well

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christian: The Missing Piece of Me 9/21/16 25 minutes pg. 25-42

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christian: The Missing Piece of Me 9/21/16 25 minutes pg. 25-42

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The setting takes place at Momma's house. I know this because all the things that have been happening take place in the kitchen. The main character, Weezie, wants to please her momma and figure out who her dad is. Weezy wanted to please her mom by making her tea in the kitchen when Momma got home. The setting sets the story because Weezie broke her grandmother's teapot which was the last artifact of her grandmother left. The setting shows hoe Weezie tripped and broke grandma's teapot. There is a flashback of when she was with her grandmother when she was alive. That made Weezie sad that her grandmother died.

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This book so far takes place in a middle school and Disney world. I know this because in the text, Finn's mom is trying to make Finn get a job at Disney World, and also in the beginning, the text says that the setting is in Disney world. It also takes place in a middle school because the text said "The hallways of Finn's middle school could sometimes feel as long as runways."

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Heidi Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 9/20/16

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Heidi Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 9/20/16

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The setting has to do with the story. In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, because it mostly takes place in Charlies home which is a tiny house. It effects everything, and everyone. If it took place in a city they probably have to take place in a apartment and willy Wonka's factory wouldn't be so close to Charlies home. There also wouldn't be a tooth paste factory in the city at all where in the real story his father works. They would also have a even bigger problem with money since taxes are raised in city's compared to small towns. It wouldn't make sense because his parents would have to make him go on a bus or even walk him to school and not let him walk by himself in the city. That is why setting is so important in a story.

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Ryan Harry potter and the order of the phoenix 493-520 9/21/16 24 minutes

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Ryan Harry potter and the order of the phoenix 493-520 9/21/16 24 minutes

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Even though the setting changes a lot in this book it mostly takes place in many fictional places in London and the charecters (Other than Harry) never go to a 'Non-Magical Place they never mention what year it takes place in but I infer that it is about the early 2000's, there were no flashbacks either. I am sad that Number Twelve Grimmauld Place is so bare and desolate compared to Hogwarts

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on page 14 I found setting march dodged in between cars parked at the edge of the canal and slid into one of the boats tied next to the alongside.

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The setting is mostly at the school.  I know this because the part that I have read has been at the school.  if the story didn't have the school, than the whole main plot of the story wouldn't exist. I like when Nikki was talking about her grandma, she was talking about her taking hip hop at the senior center, she said "I can't wait to see her bust a move!"  I  thought that was funny.  Page 45.

I like how the author shows a picture of what is happening in the book.  Nikki makes everything seem so dramatic, like when she said,

"Mackenzie's PHONY friends crying PHONY tears giving each other PHONY smiles and PHONY hugs."
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Carley: Mr. Lemoncello's library Olympics 45 minutes. 9/19/16

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Carley: Mr. Lemoncello's library Olympics 45 minutes. 9/19/16

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I think the setting is mostly inside a library. The author makes me think i'm there by saying how many books there are, and the challenges are all inside, except when they go to the pool, that's outside. I can literally feel them grabbing the books, racing, and running into people, a disaster.
Also, the setting affects what everybody does, because if it was outside, they probably wouldn't have hover ladders, and everybody would be complaining about how hot it is. Adding on to that, they wouldn't have all the bookshelf's out there, and they wouldn't bring the carts out. That wouldn't make since. It wouldn't make since if it was inside.  That's also why the setting is important.
I haven't noticed any flash forwards or flash backs yet, though I'm not sure that when Mr. Lemoncello says "Ahh, My real Hero's" that is a flash back, because he's remembering when they won the escape game, and is now saying that they're his real hero's. I don't know if that's one or not.
I still think this is a just right book, if not, a little easy.
The author, Chris Grabenstein, made sure he showed, not told, especially in the setting, because if it was outside, he would have made the story different than it is now. (I think it would have been more interesting. There would have been different inventions... just like hover ladders, but different.)
It also says that they went OUTSIDE to the pool, so that shows that it was inside, because if they went outside to the pool, and they were already outside, that wouldn't make since.

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I really like how the author made the setting seem like it was a place in present times. It was shocking on page 78 when I found out that the story is taking place in 1803! Other than the words, which sounded old-fashioned, I never knew !! One description that caught my imagination was "the faint light of morning crept into the courtyard" on page 54. It made me picture the sun creeping over the horizon like a cat! On page 59, I felt sorry for Daniel when he was yelling at Penny about, "I want to see a tree in full, glorious leaf...lie down in a grassy field with the buzzing bees all around me...see cows and sheep and horses again..." Wow! No wonder he misses home - the island is so bare compared to where he came from! I think the author wanted me, the reader, to realize the difference between these two settings so I would understand why Daniel didn't want to live if he couldn't get back home!!