Status Updates From Roses (Point)

My book has to be third-person limited because they address everyone in the book by their name and things like "Izzie's father". But it's Izzie's prescription, and she's basically the narrator in the book.

My favorite part in my book, Roses, has got to be when Izzie's father comes home with the news about the new job. But tries and stop Izzie from going based on what he had seen at the florist shop, which ends up not working. And she ends up starting the job.

The main idea/theme of my book is about a teenage girl who was looking for a job and stumbled upon a misty florist shop offering her a job.

In the story, Izzie and her friend are talking about her friend's boyfriend, who wants to marry Izzie's friend. But Izzie's friend doesn't want to get married yet because she is scared. Izzie's friend's boyfriend then threatened her to leave her if she didn't, but Izzie's friend didn't want to lose him.

I feel like Izzie is going to find out about the monster living in the flower shop.

I feel like Izzie is going to find out about the monster living in the flower shop.

My main character's name is Izzie. She is a teenage girl who is looking for a job and stumbles upon a job at a random Florist Store.

I didn't find any words that aren't familiar.

In my book, "Roses", the main character is Izzie.

The setting of the book is a Florist Shop.

Izzie's father doesn't want her to work at Caste Florist because of what he saw, and he is trying to convince her not to go in that car on Monday.
"Wait till you see him before you say that....You're not to go, and that's that."

I wonder if the main character, Izzie, will invite a boy who likes her, named Rob to her sister's wedding.

This book keeps me interested because it's a coming-of-age story, and the events that take place leave off at cliff hangers, and to know what happens in those certain events, you have to keep reading.