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"VISUALIZE: There are many points in this book that visualization is key, but the one that I really felt like i was seeing to. was the gum on the wall, the slimy tooth marked gum in the shape of letters. The gum slipping and and ripping and gross was pulling pieces of the wood off the fence.I felt like I was watching people pull it out of their mouth and stick it on the fence." — May 23, 2022 08:39AM
"VISUALIZE: There are many points in this book that visualization is key, but the one that I really felt like i was seeing to. was the gum on the wall, the slimy tooth marked gum in the shape of letters. The gum slipping and and ripping and gross was pulling pieces of the wood off the fence.I felt like I was watching people pull it out of their mouth and stick it on the fence." — May 23, 2022 08:39AM
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"The genre of the book I have finished reading is FANTASY because it tells stories about things that aren't really true so that puts it in the fiction category, and then it is in so someones dreams so that makes it fantasy. the ideal reason for making a fantasy book is to entertain and let people enjoy it. the characters really came to life in the book and connected with me." — May 16, 2022 08:42AM
"The genre of the book I have finished reading is FANTASY because it tells stories about things that aren't really true so that puts it in the fiction category, and then it is in so someones dreams so that makes it fantasy. the ideal reason for making a fantasy book is to entertain and let people enjoy it. the characters really came to life in the book and connected with me." — May 16, 2022 08:42AM
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"topic: SETTING
The setting in this book is mostly in 1 of 5 places, in Adas bedroom, in the yard, in the Anderson shelter, in the sables or in town. these places all have their layouts explained throughout the book, so when it reads "in the living room" I see see the chairs and the fire place and the windows. that is why setting is so important, so the reader can visualize the place that the character is at." — Apr 11, 2022 08:41AM
"topic: SETTING
The setting in this book is mostly in 1 of 5 places, in Adas bedroom, in the yard, in the Anderson shelter, in the sables or in town. these places all have their layouts explained throughout the book, so when it reads "in the living room" I see see the chairs and the fire place and the windows. that is why setting is so important, so the reader can visualize the place that the character is at." — Apr 11, 2022 08:41AM
Abbey’s 2025 Year in Books
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