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The death of Mora’s father in a hit and run accident brings suspicion to the problem, it makes you ask yourself “Why did that happen”. I think that this event will be built up for the remainder of the book. Another idea that the author conveys is how losing something shows how important it was. Nora felt that and felt deep grief because of it.

The family is starting to have problems because Driss’s will was not equal. It’s sad to see them going through this, and I hope they can still get along. I liked seeing Jeremy and Nora spend time together and have fun. It’s nice that Nora is thinking about something other than her father’s death. I hope that those two are going to spent time together more as it seems to help Nora get over the death.

I can tell that this book will be about identity, race, and the American Experience, especially when your family isn't from the U.S. There are more people being involved in the investigation, like Jeremy. He was a classmate of Tariq, who is now a police officer in the case of Driss's Death. I recently found out that Driss's daughter is going through a stage of her identity, and this is probably because she is queer.

Nora is in shock after her dad dies, which is totally understandable. I can’t imagine how hard that must be. The book also introduces Maryam and Driss, Driss is Nora's dad and at first it was confusing, but then I realized it shows Driss’s childhood and how they moved from Morocco to America. Hearing about his rough past made me sad. I hope Nora can get over the death and that they find out who killed her dad.

This part of the book makes me realize how strong people have to be to get over the death of a family member, especially a parent. They discovered the man who hit the father, Driss, and he is struggling with guilt and legal issues regarding his actions. I wouldn't be surprised if they don't eventually forgive him because it was a Hit-and-Run. I also feel bad for Driss's family as they face bias because of their race.

My eyes widened quickly as the first thing is " My Father was killed on a spring night four years ago". This book is very interesting, and I am looking forward to it because it's about the hit-and-run death of Nora's father. I know that something significant has happened, and it's affecting the entire Guerraoui family. I am curious about how they figure out the mystery of the guy who killed Driss, who is her father.

It begins with Nora learning her father died in a hit-and-run, which is really sad and intense. I believe that Nova think is just a accident, Was it really just an accident? And how is Nora going to deal with everything that happens next?

I just started this book, and it grabbed my attention right from the first page. At the beginning we’re introduced to the main character Nora. The way the author does this is both sad and interesting. Nora is out with her friend when she suddenly gets a message saying that her dad has been found dead after being hit by a car. This moment is sad and interesting, which made me want to keep reading the book even more.