Me and Earl and The Dying Girl by Kendall Patrizzi

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4804178307 — 2015-12-09 17:37:48 UTC

In the book " Me and Earl and The Dying Girl" Greg S. Gaines is a highschooler who currently hates this whole highschool situation.

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4804178307 — 2015-12-17 18:23:36 UTC

Rachel Kushner has acute myelogenous leukemia her senior year.

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4804178307 — 2015-12-17 18:25:41 UTC

This book is really good! It shows what is going on in rapid detail about Greg S. Gaines' life

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4804178307 — 2015-12-17 18:27:02 UTC

"My life had reached its highest point. I had no way of knowing that as soon as Mom walked in, the prime of my life was over."

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4804178307 — 2016-01-06 18:00:59 UTC

The book "Me Earl And The Dying Girl" could relate to the theme of justice because it shows that Greg has now figured out to be friendly after a hard fall trying to figure out this girl. He has now found justice by being her friend, making her laugh, and helping her smile while she is going through leukemia. Greg always knows when he's being an idiot. He states this mostly by saying "On the way to Rachel's house, I realized that I had just been a colossal idiot." Tat is a good sign that shows that he isn't perfect all the time, especially around Rachel, even with all the times he makes her laugh.