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What is the conflict? What would you do if you faced the same conflict?

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What is the conflict? What would you do if you faced the same conflict?

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Eleanors conflict is her family. Clearly, the family is having a hard time officially and with the father figure of the house- Richie. Richie can be seen as abusive and the problem of the family as when he had a fight with Eleanors mother, she was hurt and got a black eye. They are also having a hard time financially which is taking a toll on Eleanor and her relationship with Park. She doesn't want to take too much from him; books and music, but also doesn't have the money to get her own. She also wants to thank him somehow, but doesn't know how because she doesn't have the money. - If I was Eleanor I would also be having a hard time, but to be able to face my conflict I would talk about it with Park and what's happening with my life, because maybe he will understand more.

Parks conflict is still making his relationship with Eleanor public. He still gets a little embarrassed when they hold hands, or do something that could make it clear to others that they like each other. And when his friends ask about his love life, he avoids her name. - If I was Park, I wouldn't be embarrassed and do what I want to do with Eleanor; hold hands in public... Because it doesn't matter what others think, especially when Park has never liked anyone like he likes Eleanor before.

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What do you predict will happen next in your book? Why?

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What do you predict will happen next in your book? Why?

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I think that Eleanor is going to take food with her when she leaves her dads house and her dad is going to ask why. Eleanor is going to describe how at home they dont have a lot of money, so they have a hard time affording regular stuff like toilet paper and food. Her dad is then going to let her babysit more. I think that this is going to happen because her dad seems like an ok guy; he is starting to care more about Eleanor, but is still a jerk. I also think that he still cares about Eleanor because he wouldn't have asked her to babysit when he clearly can afford any babysitter.

I also think Eleanor and Park are going to be official. They seem to be getting closer and enjoy their presence. The only thing holding their relationship back is how Park is embarrassed to be with her.

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Eleanor and Park's relationship becomes stronger. Park goes over to Eleanors house to read a new comic, but he realizes that Eleanor doesn't have the best life and is financially unstable. He notices she has a strict dad as well. Eleanor then gets a call from her dad asking her to babysit his kids while his new wife and him go out. She was unsure because of the bad relationship he has with her and he has with her mother, but she decides to go because she will get 10 dollars and will be able to call Park there. So, she asks Park for his number so she can call him when she gets to her dads house. Later that day, she gets picked up by her dad and goes over. She notices how much money he has and how nice of a house he has. She describes how she wishes she took a bigger bag so she could take some food home for her siblings. She also realizes that she would hate her dad if she spent more time with him, and doesn't understand why he has so many friends.

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Eleanor and Park continue sitting next to each other on the bus. Park realizes that Eleanor continues looking and reading his comic books so he starts sharing his books and allowing her to borrow them. Then he realizes that she likes music, so they start listening to music together on the bus rides. They slowly start to talk a lot and enjoy spending time together. While this was happening, Eleanor has a hard time at home with listening to the fights with her mom and dad and has a hard time at school where she is bullied. She starts to notice that she likes Park because he distracts her from reality.

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What do you predict will happen next in your book? Why?

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What do you predict will happen next in your book? Why?

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I predict that Eleanor and Park will start dating because it seems like they both like and care about each other. I think Park won't want to date her because of how she is seen to the rest of the school, but his love for her will take over, and they will start dating.

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Describe a time when you were reading and you got confused or stuck. What did you do? Did it help? How might you use this same strategy in the future?

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Describe a time when you were reading and you got confused or stuck. What did you do? Did it help? How might you use this same strategy in the future?

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Eleanor has a very complicated home/ family life, so it very hard to keep track and understand her family. When I get confused, I ofter reread or look up on the internet to see if there may be any information about her family life that will help me understand.

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What is the conflict? What would you do if you faced the same conflict? 

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What is the conflict? What would you do if you faced the same conflict? 

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The conflict for Park in the first few chapters is if he should let Eleanor sit with him or not on the bus. He wasn't sure because he feared getting made fun of by people in his class if he let Eleanor sit with him. But then feared what his family would say if he didn't let Eleanor sit with him.

If I was Park, I would let Eleanor sit with me. I may get made fun of, but if I was Eleanor, I would want a place where I could sit on the bus. Its the right thing to do.

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"Eleanor looked like her. But not enough... Where her mother was finely drawn, Eleanor was smudged" (18-19)

This stood out to me because earlier she described her mom as this beautiful princess with an elegant body. But then continues to describe what she looks like by comparing herself to her. Many girls today do the same; they compare their bodies to other girls and think they are not enough. But every girl is more than
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Eleanor and Park meet in the bus on the way to school. It starts the story with Park on the bus, when a new girl, who he states "􏰕􏰋􏰒􏰁 􏰅is dressed like... like she wanted people to look at her." (10.) She doesn't know where to seat, so he lets her sit with him. Since Park was part of the popular group he was scared that people would make fun of him for letting Eleanor sit with him. On the way back from a hard school day for Eleanor, Park lets her sit with him again. Eleanor then goes home, where she clearly doesn't want to be either. About to cry, Eleanor then sees her mom, where she describes what she looks like and compares herself to her mom. Then they both go back to school (they're in the same class as well) and have to draw or memorize a poem. 􏰗􏰐􏰌􏰆􏰈􏰁􏰇􏰈􏰕􏰁 􏰆􏰇 􏰕􏰇􏰇􏰒

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"Eleanor is the new girl in town, and with her chaotic family life, her mismatched clothes and unruly red hair, she couldn't stick out more if she tried.

Park is the boy at the back of the bus. Black T-shirts, headphones, head in a book - he thinks he's made himself invisible. But not to Eleanor... never to Eleanor.

Slowly, steadily, through late-night conversations and an ever-growing stack of mix tapes, Eleanor and Park fall for each other. They fall in love the way you do the first time, when you're young, and you feel as if you have nothing and everything to lose."
-GoodReads

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Should I break out in song and dance to "Baa, Baa, Black Sheep?" One lonely star. I'm just as surprised as you are, considering I just KNEW going into Eleanor & Park that I would love it, love it, love it. What reason would I have to believe otherwise? Almost all of my friends loved this book and have sworn fealty to the Goddess of Feels and Might, Rainbow Rowell. And I get it because she is a pretty awesome person and I think she is totally lovely. So trust me when I say I REALLY wanted to love...more

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Should I break out in song and dance to "Baa, Baa, Black Sheep?" One lonely star. I'm just as surprised as you are, considering I just KNEW going into Eleanor & Park that I would love it, love it, love it. What reason would I have to believe otherwise?