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"I knew which list I was on- according to Alex." (p. 65, the pretty list.)

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"I knew which list I was on- according to Alex." (p. 65, the pretty list.)

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In this part of the story, Hannah discovers that there is a list that her old friend made of who's hot in their school and who's not hot. Hannah showed up on the hot side of the list. However, this still made Hannah mad because she felt as though that was not fair that the boys were rating the girls. This effects the plot because as soon as the list came out Hannah was automatically miss treated. This was another event leading up to her death.

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"So Zach, how many notes did you take?  How many notes were there that I never got to read?" (p. 166, Zach takes away Hannah's Notes).

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"So Zach, how many notes did you take?  How many notes were there that I never got to read?" (p. 166, Zach takes away Hannah's Notes).

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In school Hannah had a class where people who write letters giving their fellow classmates complements. However, Zach was mad at Hannah one time and decided to take all her notes so she though that she didn't receive and compliments. This resulted in Hannah feeling very insecure and sad because she did not receive any letters. This effects the plot because due to Zachs actions he ended up being of of the thirteen reasons why Hannah killed herself.

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Minutes: 35

pages:16

How I felt while reading today: I flt that I could have read a little bit my.

Did I meet my goal: Yes.

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"Below the table, my fingers were fighting to pry your fingers off.  To loosen your grip"(p. 142, Marcus is trying to kiss Hannah without consent.

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"Below the table, my fingers were fighting to pry your fingers off.  To loosen your grip"(p. 142, Marcus is trying to kiss Hannah without consent.

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The conflict in this scene is when Marcus is trying to kiss Hannah. However, Hannah didn't want him to kiss her and obviously felt very uncomfortable. This effects the plot because it leads to Marcus being on Hannah's suicidal tapes. And when Clay heard what Marcus did to Hannah he felt sick.

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Minutes: 35

Pages: 20

How I felt while reading today: I think I was able to understand my book a lot today.

Did I reach my goal: Yes, I was able to read without talking to my tablemates.

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"She only invited me to the party to clear her beautiful name after ignoring me for so long" (p.116, Hannah and Courtney go to a party). 

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"She only invited me to the party to clear her beautiful name after ignoring me for so long" (p.116, Hannah and Courtney go to a party). 

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In this scene Courtney asks Hannah to go to a party with her. However, when they got to the party Courtney ditched Hannah. And later that night Hannah overheard Courtney spreading not so appropriate rumors about her. This effects the plot because after this situation more rumors were spread about Hannah that weren't true. And after this situation boys started to take advantage of Hannah.

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"I'm trying to understand the excitement of staring through someones bedroom window" (p. 75, Tyler stalking)

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"I'm trying to understand the excitement of staring through someones bedroom window" (p. 75, Tyler stalking)

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The conflict in this scene is Tyler stalking Hannah. In the story "thirteen reasons why" A boy named Tyler goes to Hannah's house and takes pictures of her through her window. This effects the plot because Tyler is one of the thirteen people who made her kill herself. And after the Tyler situation Hannah became very paranoid and was constantly worried about Tyler stalking her again.

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Minutes: 35

Pages: 20

How I felt while reading today: I felt as though I was focused on reading.

Did I reach my goal: Yes, I was able to focus on reading

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"A rumor based on a kiss ruined a memory that I hoped would be special" (Asher, p. 30)

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"A rumor based on a kiss ruined a memory that I hoped would be special" (Asher, p. 30)

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Denotation: When two people lock lips.
Connotation: Be trail, and lies.

This is a negative connotation. This is because when Hannah had her first kiss she wanted it to be special however the boy ended up spreading inappropriate rumors about the two of them. This had a big tole on Hannah and is one of the events that led her to committing suicide.

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"Monet's Garden Cafe & Coffee house" (Asher, p. 58).

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"Monet's Garden Cafe & Coffee house" (Asher, p. 58).

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Denotation: A restaurant.

Connotation: a safe place.

This phrase positive. This is because whenever Hannah or Jessica have a tough day at school they always just say to meet and Monet's to make them feel better. Hannah describes Monet's to be a safe space where she can express her feelings to Jessica. The author included this connotation to show how close Hannah and Jessica used to be.

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Denotation: notes of different things.

Connotation: disrespect and revenge.

This phrase is negative. This is because in Hannah's school they made a list of all the girls in her school and put them on a list of who was hot and who wasn't. Hannah felt disrespected because even though she was on the pretty side she still felt like being on the list gave people the opportunity to disrespect her.

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"More specifically, why my life ended.  And if you're listening to these tapes, you're one of the reasons why." (Asher, p. 7)

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"More specifically, why my life ended.  And if you're listening to these tapes, you're one of the reasons why." (Asher, p. 7)

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One scene that helps answer my annotation in the book, "thirteen reasons why" is when Hannah Baker said that there is thirteen people who drove her to kill her self. In the text it says, "More specifically, why my life ended. And if you're listening to these tapes, you're one of the reasons why." (Asher, p. 7). The conflict in this scene is `Hannah Baker killing herself. This effects the plot because this leads her to record a tape on why she killed her self and named everyone who drove her to killing herself.

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This is a metaphor.  I know this because a peeping tom is a way of saying that someone is a stalker.

The author put this in to show how Tyler was stalking Hannah. The author also put this figurative language to show how disgusted Hannah was by Tyler stalking her.

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"Her eyes, I've never seen them that happy." (Asher, p. 85)

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"Her eyes, I've never seen them that happy." (Asher, p. 85)

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This is a personification.  I know this because its giving eyes a trait that only humans are able to have.

I think the author chose this figurative language to show how much of a good acter Courtney was. And it shows how happy Courtney looked when she was trying to catch Tyler.

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Something that I cannot relate to in my book is stalking someone. IN the tapes Hannah shares she is at Tylers house looking inside his window to get back at him for stalking her. I personally can say that I have never stalked anyone nor has anyone ever stalked me. And I do not intend on stalking anyone ether.

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Something I can relate to in this book is when Hannah talks about Courtney being with her when Tyler was stalking her. The reason why I can relate to this is whenever I feel uncomfortable in a situation my friend Zoey is always their to comfort me and to make me feel more safe. And in a way that makes me and Hannah similar.

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"Which one of us were you checking out?" (Thirteen reasons why, p.61)

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"Which one of us were you checking out?" (Thirteen reasons why, p.61)

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This is a idiom.  I know this because its a phrase people use when they find someone attractive and are looking at them.

I think the author chose to put this figurative language in to capture the fact that Alex found Jessica attractive. This also shows the start of Jessica, Alex, and Hannah's friendship.

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Something that I was able to relate to in this novel is having a few friends to lean on. In the book Hannah explains in her video tape that when she was in school she met two friends that she was able to lean on and relate to er. In elementary school and even now I can relate to this because I have a friend who I know I can always count on.

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Something that I am unable to relate to in this book is Clay having the courage to go on a bus by himself without knowing where he is going. This scene in nerve racking to me because I've always been taught to not go places that you don;t know where you will end up. And Clay going on the bus can lead to major consequences. These consequences include getting kidnapped or getting lost. And overall I would never do what Clay just did.

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Minutes: 35
pages:16

How I felt while reading today: I felt as though I did good even though I didn't do as good as yesterday.

Did i reach my goal: Yes, today I met my goal and was able to read without taking to my friends.

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Something that I was unable to relate to in this book was when Hannah in the video tape was explaining the same dream she had a week in a row. I cannot relate to this because I have never had the same dream every night in a week. Nor have I had the same dream two nights in a row.

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Somethings that I can relate to in this book is girls being compared to one another. And although there has never been a list of comparing girls like the book, boys still compare girls to each other. And just like Hannah there has been several times where someone has compared my looks to another girls looks.

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Minutes: 35
Pages: 20
How I felt while reading today:  I felt as though I did A good job reading today.

Did I meet my goal: Yes, today I was able to read my book without talking to the people in my class.

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"Because there are thirteen sides to every story" (Thirteen reasons why, p. 9)

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"Because there are thirteen sides to every story" (Thirteen reasons why, p. 9)

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Denotation: Different peoples opinions to a story.
Connotation: Reasons why Hannah took her life

This phrase is negative. This is because this is when Hannah said that there are thirteen people who made her want to kill herself. The author uses this phrase to patray

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"Like I gave it out a hundred times a day" (Thirteen reasons why, p. 19).

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"Like I gave it out a hundred times a day" (Thirteen reasons why, p. 19).

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This sentence is a hyperbole.  I know this because although it is possible to give your number out to hundreds of people in a day.  Its very unlikely.

This is effective because it shows how Hannah Baker was trying to make Jacob believe that she gives her numbers out "hundred times a day". The author included this to show How Hannah was trying to play hard to get. This helped me learn that Hannah really liked Jacob.

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Something that I can relate to in the book "thirteen reasons why" is I have also felt gilt just like Clay. Clay in this book feels guilty because he was one of the reasons why Hannah killed her self. Although I have never felt the guilt for this specific thing. I have in fact felt gilt though.

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One think i found from the book thirteen reasons why that I am unable to relate to is the event of Hannah Bakers death. In the book thirteen reasons why Hannah Baker commits suicide. I have never known anyone who has committed suicide. Unlike Clay, the main character who personally knew Hannah Baker.

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Minutes: 40
pages: 27
How I felt while reading today: I felt as though i got to read a good chunk of my book today.
Did I meet my goal: Yes, today I was able to read without talking to the people at my table.

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goal- don't talk to friends while reading.

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goal- don't talk to friends while reading.

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something that I cannot relate to in this book is Hazel being unable to travel. Forchunetly for m I have never had a medical issue that prevented me from being able to travel.

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Minutes: 15
Pages: 5
How I felt while reading today:  I felt as though I could have concentrated more.
Did I meet my goal: Since today I did not read 30 minutes I was unable to meet my goal.

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Something that I cannot relate to in my story is  Gus giving up his one wish on Hazel.  The reason why I cannot relate to this is because I have never had anyone give up something so important for me.  As cancer patients they are granted one wish and Hazel already spent er one wish on going to Disney world.  However, Gus had not yet spent his wish so he decides to take Hazel to Amsterdam for his one wish.

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Minutes: 35
Pages: 12
How I felt while reading today:  I felt as though I did very good and I was able to read a lot.

Did I meet my goal: Yes I read over 10 pages.

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Tell me about the conflict of the book. Are there many conflicts or one main conflict? Does the conflict affect the characters or plot? How?

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Tell me about the conflict of the book. Are there many conflicts or one main conflict? Does the conflict affect the characters or plot? How?

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The main conflict of this book is the main character, Hazel having lung cancer. This obviously effects the plot because it effects the things Hazel is allowed to do and it creates a barrier for Hazel and prevents her from doing the things she loves.

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"I could hear him saying always, and her saying always in return." (The fault in our stars, p.18)

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"I could hear him saying always, and her saying always in return." (The fault in our stars, p.18)

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Denotation: At all times; on all occasions
connotation: True love forever.

The author included this word "always", to symbolize the love between Ion and Monica.

This has an important impact on the story because Ion and Monica thought they would always be together however, they end up breaking up.

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"We are literally in the heart of Jesus" ( The fault in our stars, p. 16)

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"We are literally in the heart of Jesus" ( The fault in our stars, p. 16)

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-This is a metaphor, I know this because it is impossible to actually be in Jesus's heart.

-The author included this metaphor to show how they were at church.

-This has a impact on the reader because it helps them understand that they are in a very holy place.

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Something that I can relate to in the section I read today is having a crush. In this chapter we find out that Gus has a crush on Hazel. I can relate to this because I've had many crushes in the past.

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Minutes:35
Pages: 9
How I felt while reading today:  I felt as though I got a little distracted in the beginning however, then i got more focused on my book.

Did I meet my goal: today i did not read 10 pages so i did not meet my goal.

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Something that I can relate to in my book is going to the mall with my friends. In the book Hazel went to the mall with her friend Katelyn and I can relate to that because I love to go to the mall with my friends as well.

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Minutes: 35
Pages: 11
How I felt while reading today:  I felt as though I didn't get to distracted while reading.
Did I meet my goal: Yes, this i because I read more then ten pages.

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One thing that I cannot relate to in my book is Hazels sickness. Fourchunetly for me i don't have lung cancer or any cancer for that matter. And I hope it remains that way. Cancer affects Hazels life in so many ways and I cannot relate to her because I don't know what having cancer is like.

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Minutes: 30
Pages 10
How I felt while reading today:  I felt as though I could have concentrated more.
Did i meet my goal: Yes because I got 10 pages done.

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What theme is seen throughout the story? Support your answer with one piece of evidence. 

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What theme is seen throughout the story? Support your answer with one piece of evidence. 

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The theme shown throughout the story is to help your family out and to not be embarrassed about something someone cannot control.  In the text it says, "He would try hard from now on, and he would not be embarrassed when his father’s eyes went away" (Stop the sun, p.7). This evidence shows how Terry came to the conclusion that he would try to no longer be ashamed of his dad because his dad has been through a lot.

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In paragraph 2, the author writes that what really bothered Terry was when his father's eyes went away, what do you think this phrase means? 

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In paragraph 2, the author writes that what really bothered Terry was when his father's eyes went away, what do you think this phrase means? 

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I think that this phrase means that even though his dad was physically in the room. His mind was always else where and thinking about Vietnam.

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Why do you think the author started the story by describing Terry's problem? What effect does this have on the reader? 

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Why do you think the author started the story by describing Terry's problem? What effect does this have on the reader? 

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I think the author started with Terry's problem to show what the conflict is going to be in the story. This effects the reader because it gives them a better understanding on people who have gone through wars.

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This is a personification. I know this because numbers cannot actually be cold. This figurative language is effective because it shows how the numbers were very bad and the death rates were high. The author included this because it shows how many people died in the war.

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Denotation: stopping the sun from coming up
Connotation: Guilt

The feeling by the phrase, stop the sun is supposed to show a feeling of frightenice and antisipation for the worst. The author used this phrase to make the reader feel pain for the dad and to show the guilt he was feeling when he couldn't help anyone. From this phrase we learned the back story of why Terrie's dad has ptsd. The dad has ptsd because he felt as though he could have saved more people including himself if the sun just had dent came up.

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One way that I cannot relate to this story is I've never been through traumatic experience like Terrie dad did. Therefore I cannot relate to the pain and guilt he must be feeling.

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Read at least 10 pages in 30 minutes.

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Denotation: a type of dairy product
Connotation: Disgust

The mood of the word cheese touch is negative. This is because it represents disgust and evoidence. The author uses the this phrase to explain how much people find August disgusting. From this phrase we understand that people are trying to avoid touching August because they are scared they might get the so on so "cheese touch".

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"Somebody wormed it out of her when her birthday was" (Love, p.1)

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"Somebody wormed it out of her when her birthday was" (Love, p.1)

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This is a metaphor.  I know this because it is impossible to worm something out of someone.

This is effective because it shows how the students per swayed ms, Brown to give her the date of her birthday. The author included this because it shows how much the students care for ms. Brown and that they wanted to get Ms. Brown a birthday gift on her birthday.

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Denotation: A horror film character.
Connotation: Ba trail

The feeling of the meaning to the phrase is disappointment and a feeling of being betrayed. The author put this phrase in because the word bleeding scream helped Jack Will remember how he betrayed August. This is because August was wearing a bloody scream costume when Jack Will talked behind his back. However, because bloody scream has a mask on Jack was unaware that August was there listening to him talk bad about him. This phrase added drama to the story. And this phrase helped the readers know the be trail that August went through.

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 "The black cottonwood trees" (Half-a-moon, p. 8) 

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 "The black cottonwood trees" (Half-a-moon, p. 8) 

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Denotation: A type of tree.
connotation: Meaning reunion and forgiveness.

The feeling shown in this phrase is forgiveness. This is because while walking through the field of cotton trees the characters forgive each other. She used this phrase to show forgiveness of the characters. It added a beautiful message to the story. And the readers can now understand what the setting means to thee charectors.

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Denotation: first born sister
Connotation: The pressure it comes with being a big sister.

The mood in this phrase is pressuring. This is because the older sister is feeling pressured to take care of her younger sister just because she is older. The author uses this phrase too show how big sisters have a very big responsibility. This added companionship for the older sibling and it makes the readers feel bad for the big sister. From this I learned the responsibility of having to be an older sister.

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"under an ocean of stars." (Half-a-moon, p.6)

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"under an ocean of stars." (Half-a-moon, p.6)

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This is a metaphor because it is comparing stars to the ocean. This is effective because it helps the readers imagine what the people in the book are seeing. And it shows that there are a lot of stars in the sky because it's being compared to the ocean. And the ocean is very big making the reader infer that there are a lot of stars.

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"The sun has said good night and now we are sitting "  ( Half-a-moon, p.6)

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"The sun has said good night and now we are sitting "  ( Half-a-moon, p.6)

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This is a personification. I know this because it is giving an nominate object a human trait. This is effective because it is showing that it is about to be night time. The author choose to put this in because she wanted to add some uniqueness to her work by creating figurative language to the sentence. This helps me understand that the sun is going down and that it is now night time.

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"so her hair is a wildfire spreading and spreading. " (Half-a-moon, p. 8)

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"so her hair is a wildfire spreading and spreading. " (Half-a-moon, p. 8)

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This sentence is a metaphor. I know this because it is impossible for your hair to be a wildfire. This is effective because it shows how messy her hair is and it helps describe the condition her hair is in. So it helps the reader understand what her hair is like due to the wind. And the wind is the conflict in this section.

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In this dialogue Julian Jack Will and Miles are talking bad about August behind his back. However, August over hears the bad things they are saying about him. From this the readers figure out that Jack Will is a fake friend because he claimed to me Augusts friend however, he just talked behind his back. This helps the plot because its a big turn of events and it shows August that he can't trust people.

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In this scene August is sitting at the lunch table all alone when all of a sudden a girl named summer comes to him and asks him if he can sit with him. By this paragraph the readers can infer that Summer is a very kind girl. This helps the plot because it helps August gain more confidence and it helps develop August as a character overall.

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Charlotte, Jack Will, Julian, August (p.25)

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Charlotte, Jack Will, Julian, August (p.25)

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In this section of the book, Jack Will, Charlotte, and Julian are giving Auggie a tour of the school. The reader starts to understand how mean kids can e to people like August and I feel as though this gives the readers the realization that life might be hard for August in his new school due to people bullying him. This scene is important to the plot because it shows what August as to deal with in his every day life.

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Auggie, Auggies mom, Mr. Tushman (p.  15)

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Auggie, Auggies mom, Mr. Tushman (p.  15)

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In this scene August is meeting his new principal for the very first time. The reader gets more detail about the school and Mr. Tushman. This is important to the plot because it reveals even more Augusts fear of school and the paragraph shows how shy Augusts gets when he has to meet Mr. Tushman.

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In this paragraph Auggies parents are telling Auggie that they want him to attend school in person. The reader in this paragraph starts to understand that Auggie doesn't want to go to school due to his facial deformity . We also learns that he fears of being bullied by the other kids at school. This is important to the plot because having to go to school is one of the main conflicts in this story. It also reveals Auggies feelings about school and his fear of getting bullied.

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"She reminded me of pansies." (Love, p. 1)

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"She reminded me of pansies." (Love, p. 1)

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The author in this sentence is using A simile.  I know this because even though it does not use like or as, it is still saying that someone reminds them of an object.

The author uses this simile to help us picture Miss. Brown better and help us understand how pretty she was. I know shes pretty from this sentence because the narrator is comparing her to a pansies. Which is a very pretty and delicate flower. And that is why I think the author decided to compare her to a pansies.

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One moment that I can relate tot in this book is the students really loving there teacher. I can relate to this because in second grade I have this teacher who i loved. Just like Mr.Brown she was so nice and funny and I really enjoyed being in her class.

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Minutes: 20
Pages: short story "love"
How I felt while reading: I felt as though I did a good job paying attention to my story.

Did I meet my goal: Yes, I was able to concentrate on the story today.

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"Everyone will stare at me at school, I said suddenly crying" (Wonder, P. 10)

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"Everyone will stare at me at school, I said suddenly crying" (Wonder, P. 10)

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denotation: The denotation is sad.
Connotation: The connotation is when he uses "crying"
This phrase makes the mood more sad and makes us feel very bad for August. And sense this is making us sad the mood would be negative. I feel as though the author chose to say this because it goes to show how much Auggie is affected by his differences. It added a sense of compaction for Auggie and makes the readers feel bad for him. We learn from this phrase that Auggie is very insecure about himself and the way people see him.

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One window that I have found so far in this book is that August has had many surgeries. Personally I have not had a surgery in my life therefore, I cannot relate to August in that sense. However, what I've learned from this story is that having a lot of surgeries can be very difficult and time consuming.

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Minutes: 20
Pages: 10
How I felt while reading my book today:  Today I felt as though I could have payed more attention to my book.

Did I meet my goal: My goal was to not get distracted while reading my book. And I feel as though today I did not meet that goal.

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One thing I can relate to in this short story is that me and the narrator both have siblings and sometimes don't get along with our siblings. Just like the narrator I have a sibling however, even though I love my sibling a lot she sometimes can get on my nerves. And I feel as though the narrator can relate to that.

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A window moment for me is that I do not have any family members who are adopted. However, from this book I learned that adopting a kid can be very difficult and can take some time getting used to. However, from the narrators story I can tell that adopting was all worth it in the end because she ended up loving her brother and getting along with him.

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- Reveal characters personality traits, feelings, thoughts, and/or motives.
- Move the plot forward by motivating characters to make decisions or take action
- reveal important details or secrets.

What can the reader infer?

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What mood or feeling is shown in this phrase?  Positive? Negative?
Why did the author use this phrase or word? What did it add to the story? What do we learn or understand about the characters, setting, plot, ect?

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What type of figurative language is the author using?  Explain how you know this.

Why is it effective? why did the author include this piece of figurative language? What does it help you learn of understand about the characters , plot, conflict, ect?