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After reading just a little bit I can now see that Colin is someone who wants to stay to himself more, and gets blamed for things he hasn't done because he doesn't like to speak up.

My main character seems kind of heroic in a way, just the way they act seems that way so far. But I'd like to read more to find out what it really is.

Most of the events in this story took place in the City/Kingdom/Town, whatever you want to call it. Lots of time in the middle of it.

Nimona seems to feel the same throughout the entire book. She always wants to do what she likes and doesn't like following rules.

I think a good reader will stop and pause to take a double look at certain points in the book to better understand that scene.

I think the main idea for the last time I read, was to show how hard it is for Blackheart to work with Nimona.

To be honest, there isn't that much suspense in this book because most of the time, things will just happen really fast. But sometimes in fights and things, people will get hurt, but no further explanation is shown.

Intense: Because there are some intense scenes including fighting and explosions.
Funny: Nimona makes certain scenes funny because of how she acts.
Different: It's an interesting type of book because some scenes play out way differently than you would think.

Nimona follows a linear plot structure. All of the events are in order, except for stories that are told, but everything else goes in order. So this is a Linear Plot Structure.

The reader will almost always know more about Nimona because of her personality and she's the main character. I think knowing more about her gives a better prespective on the book because you get to know why Nimona acts and does what she does.

The relationship between Blackheart and Nimona is very interesting. It shows how different their personalites are, yet they still work together and are able to do so efficeiently.

Nimona and Lord Blackheart communicate by discussing their plans and figuring out how their going to execute their plans.

I think that a good quote from this book is "You can't just go round murdering people. There are rules, Nimona." (Stevenson) this is because it shows that even if you are evil, that doesn't mean you can just do anything, there are limits.

I think that the author uses a lot of description in their story because in certain parts of the story they describe in detail certain characters and events.

In some of the scenes of the book, it seems as if a main character died or got lost or something like that. However at the end of the scene they return.

The theme of this book is to not take things too fast I think. The reason I think this is because when Nimona first wanted to be a villian, she rushed everything and thought that she could do everything, however that was not the case.

I would ask why she wants to be a villian, and what her motive was.

No, I wouldn't like to switch lives with Nimona because she's evil, and works for a villan.

This book makes me feel interested because I want to know what Nimona will do next. For example Nimona blew up the castle, and shes always doing something.

Nicks soccer dream didn't go so well, but he still wants to do it. I think Nick will keep trying.

“Books are fun, Nicholas, he says,
they're like
amusement parks
for readers." (Alexander 144)

This quote resonates with me is because I think the opposite of this quote. So it's interesting that we have completely different opinions.

One of the secondary characters is Nick's father. His father wants him to do well, but can be very pushy sometimes. From the book, it sounds like his dad can be pushy.

I believe that Nick will start to think more about his parents divorce, and how hard it must be. I believe this is going to happen, because he was talking about how confusing being an adult must be.

An inference about the main character is that Nick can sometimes feel like he doesn't have a good life. In the text it states "I get bullied at school. I get bullied at home." (Kwame Alexander pg 140)