The Hawthorne Legacy by Jennifer Lynn Barnes by Hadley Parker

parkerhadley — 2024-02-08 20:27:41 UTC

Avery Grambs went from being the girl who slept in a car to sleeping in the Hawthorne mansion. Jameson and Grayson spend most of the story competing against each other trying to get Avery on their own side....

parkerhadley — 2024-02-08 20:32:14 UTC

The glass ballerina represents how fragile Avery is with people wanting to kill her, a fortune on the line, and boys fighting over her. A glass ballerina is easy to break and so is Avery because of her vulnerability young ways of thinking about things, and possibly even having the wrong people on her side.

parkerhadley — 2024-02-08 20:36:19 UTC

When i think of Avery I also think of a sword. Avery started out as a fragile girl but when you live with the Hawthorne brothers something comes with it, being quick witted.

parkerhadley — 2024-02-08 20:38:31 UTC

When I think of Avery Grambs I think of a crown. Avery comes in to the Hawthorne Mansion and immediately goes into this powerful queen of sorts of the house since, of course, she is the heir to the inheritance of the Hawthorne family.

parkerhadley — 2024-02-09 16:17:38 UTC

"This was the beginning and I was ready to be bold" (Barnes 352). This quote shows how she has grown from being the new kid to being a strong independent woman who is ready for anything.

parkerhadley — 2024-02-09 16:24:52 UTC

The main external conflict in this story was against Avery, Grayson, and Jameson. The conflict between them was that they had a riddle to solve and they all wanted to win. The problem with this is that they all went against each other even though they were friends.

parkerhadley — 2024-02-09 16:29:10 UTC

Avery struggles with what to choose in each situation. The main thing that was a struggle was Grayson and Jameson pulling her in different directions the entire story. Avery was pulled into situations from the past that didn't involve her, but now the burden is on her all because she looks like some girl Grayson dated.

parkerhadley — 2024-02-09 20:29:37 UTC

A lesson learned by Avery is that her family and the Hawthorne's family means everything. Avery through everything stays right by her sister, Liby's, side. Libby was the one who brought her in when her mom died, protected her in any way she could, and let Avery empty her burdens on her. All in all Libby was the parent figure in Avery's life which meant everything to her.

parkerhadley — 2024-02-12 15:15:06 UTC

The connection I had to the book was text to self. The thing I connected to was Avery how she was being fought over by Grayson and Jameson. I have been in a friendship where I was stuck in the middle having to make heartbreaking decisions on who I should hang out with. Similar to this situation Avery, Grayson, and Jameson all are friends but still get in to arguments that strain their friendship to the breaking point. The friendship I was in was so similar but unlike how the three of the made up, my friends and I had to stop hanging out.