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Samuel Smith
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POINT OF VIEW: The P.O.V. of Operation Redwood is 3rd person limited. I know this because The books is read like, Julian did this, or Julian didn't know how someone felt about that. This shows that the narrator only knows how Julian, the main character, feels about things. The narrator don't know how all the characters feel. This is how it is 3rd person limited, because the narrator only knows about one character
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Samuel Smith
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PROTAGONIST: in Operation Redwood, Julian Carter Li is the Protagonist. He is from San Francisco. I know this because on page 1 it says " A glass wall faced downtown San Francisco."
this tells us that he lives in downtown San Francisco.
— Sep 28, 2026 01:52PM
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this tells us that he lives in downtown San Francisco.
Samuel Smith
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SETTING: San Francisco, And a Made up place called, Huckleberry Ranch.
Happening in about 2009. Much of the book happens on Huckleberry Ranch.
— Sep 22, 2026 02:50PM
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Happening in about 2009. Much of the book happens on Huckleberry Ranch.
Samuel Smith
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The Genre is realistic fiction. It is about a fake kid living a realistic life. in a real place, San Francisco.
— Sep 14, 2026 04:39PM
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Samuel Smith
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Julian Carter and Robin Elder have to stop Julian uncle from cutting down redwood trees. IPX Julian's uncle's company purchased the land which the trees are on. IPX is going to make a place there.
— Sep 08, 2026 02:54PM
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Samuel Smith
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Julian Carter has to stop his uncle from cutting down redwoods with the help of Robin Elder.
— Sep 08, 2026 02:48PM
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Heather
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Great book for kids about forest conservation and advocacy. Would make a good read aloud.
— Jan 11, 2025 06:06PM
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Tobi
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My students voted for this book off of a list for us to read as a "book club"! It's a lot of student centered learning and responsibility for them to take on so I'm excited. They'll guide most of the discussion but I figure I should read the book ahead of them still 😆
— Dec 03, 2024 05:26PM
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