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PREDICTIONS: My prediction I have made throughout the book is that Carla and Lola will become best friends in the future! Overall, they first are complete enemies in the beginning, but in the end; they seem to become friends. Carla and Lola has similarities like being in the theater administration. Since they both took place as drama queen, they both felt like they can get along! This evidence explains my prediction!

POINT OF VIEW: The narration mode of this story is 1st person point of view. Lola is the narrator of her story. Quote like "Are you threatening me? I asked in a calm reasonable voice" This shows how Lola is telling her story about her drama including Carla Santani. Lola is commenting about her thoughts about Carla words that were said to her.

Protagonist : The main person in the book focuses on Lola. She is a very shy and dramatic person. She leads the story on, mostly with her dearest friend Ella. Will Lola be able to go to the Siddartha concert? She has envy towards Carla Santini because Carla is allowed to go to the concert, and she isn't. But Lola doesn't approve of that, so she and Ella are plotting revenge towards Carla Santani.

SETTING: The setting of this fantastic book mostly took place in New Jersey high school or as Lola calls it "Deadwood". So far, Lola has tried out for the acting program in New Jersey high, and makes one of the leading roles! This setting is also where Lola met one of her best friends, Ella. And sadly, also met the devil, Carla Santini. So, the setting of New Jersey high is the most popular setting of this book.

Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen is a fiction book. Through what I read, Lola has envy towards Carla Santani. Everyone believes of Carla that she is THE main character, and will steal the show! In the first pages of the book states that its a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents, are the product of the authors imagination.

"Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen" is a book that relates to most teenage girls. The moral so far of the story is mostly about how you should never judge a person before you get to know them. You'll never know the silent battles people are fighting, even the people your closest too. So far, the book is really touching and empathetic. I love how it can relate to people and feel like their not alone.