https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8 en-us 2018-07-24 03:31:54 UTC 2018-08-22 03:24:42 UTC hello@padlet.com 20383228 https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/272249981 One question this book left me wondering was why didn't Logan tell Bruce that he didn't actually do anything to her. Instead he lets Bruce make fun of him.(40%)]]> 2018-08-07 20:09:52 UTC https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/272249981 20383228 https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/272251322 I can connect this book to the book "Thirteen Reasons Why" because both of the main characters were bullied.(40%)]]> 2018-08-07 20:28:52 UTC https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/272251322 20383228 https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/272253521 Some conclusions that I am drawing from the events in the book is that Logan doesn't want to talk about what happened because he feels like people will judge him even though he didn't do anything.(80% - 81%)]]> 2018-08-07 20:56:18 UTC https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/272253521 20383228 https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/272255608 The passage that creates the best imagery for me was the one were he is explaining what happened to make Zyler go away. This is because saw because he goes into such detail and explains it using all of his seances.(82% - 85%)]]> 2018-08-07 21:25:17 UTC https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/272255608 20383228 https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/272256077 "This is What I Did" is about a 13 year old boy named Logan. The story is about what happened to him after an incident that between his friend, his friends dad and a girl. The main events are that Zyler has a girl at his house and his dad comes in and starts  shouting and hitting them.(83%) Zyler gets taken away. Logan moves to Judge street were he goes to a different school. Some of the kids at the school find out what happened and start to bully him.(40%) Logan sends an email to Zyler after a year of not trying to contact him.(99%)]]> 2018-08-07 21:33:00 UTC https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/272256077 20383228 https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/272261353 The main character Logan changes through out the book. At the beginning of the book he doesn't talk to any one about what happened or about anything. He stays that way for most of the book but starts to open up when him and Laurel begin talking, and in the end he is much more open to people than in the beginning.]]> 2018-08-07 22:40:35 UTC https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/272261353 20383228 https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/272261912 The theme of "This is What I Did" is that you should always talk to someone. This is because all through out the book Logan dos't talk to any one about what happened, but when he talks to people towards the end of the book he feels better and even contacts the person who he felt like he couldn't talk to because he didn't feel so bad about the event.]]> 2018-08-07 22:51:54 UTC https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/272261912 20383228 https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/272806573 Exposition:
- Logan moves to Judge Street.
Rising Action: 
- He joins the Boy Scouts.
- At the beginning of when he goes to his new school he has no friends, but he shares palindromes with a girl named Laurel.
-At Boy Scouts and in school he gets bullied by Bruce who thinks he knows what happened at Logan's old school. He gets called names like crapstock.
-He goes on the school play and gets bullied a lot more.
Climax: 
- Logan goes to Zyler's house and sees Zyler's dad hitting him and Cami, and Zyler hits his dad in the head with a trophy. ]]> 2018-08-13 04:07:36 UTC https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/272806573 20383228 https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/273823600 The author chooses to write the story in fragments instead of it all being in chronological order. The story is packed full of imagery and sensory details that make the story so much better. In all the author used a unique style of writing to portray the story.]]> 2018-08-17 22:16:56 UTC https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/273823600 20383228 https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/273825397 I think that "This is What I Did" was an incredibly good book. I think this because it had many passages were I felt as though I was sitting beside the characters. Also the character development was great because Logan changes so much through out the book. At the beginning he didn't have any friends and wouldn't talk to anyone, but at the end he talked to people and had even made friends with Laurel.]]> 2018-08-17 22:52:44 UTC https://padlet.com/20383228/xnoc33w78kr8/wish/273825397