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A phrase that I found is, "You can't run your feelings into a wall,"

The two words no manifestation make me realize that you cannot manifest for certain things. Although it may be hard to let go it is okay not to get what you want. The word impeccable makes me think of when food is really good, but this book shapes the thought that nothing is impeccable. The last two words are anything and personally because it allows the readers to understand that we should not take anything personal

Ghost pepper because the Buddhist is not so"spicy," but when you get to know the Buddhist he is very angry when he push his buttons.

A word I found is aggravated because I found myself becoming aggravated towards things in life. Specifically school things. It became extremely hard to give myself grace and not get upset about the work that I was doing.

Something that I learned is that it is important to fully know yourself before you can start changing things about yourself.

The main character in this book is more of a member of society after learning how to act better when people frustrate her. She is more introverted because when she puts herself out there before it leads her to problems later on.

Right now the two main characters are facing conflict on how to behave around others. They are using what they are told not to take what people say for granted and react angrily.

The theme in this book is freedom. People no longer have to live throughout being trapped. People can live the way that they would like to live their lives and are never trapped.

I would rate Death of a Salesman a 3 out of 5 because when you understood the play it made sense and it was interesting, but when you didn't understand it, it made the play 10 times harder to understand. I would recommend this to my dad because he would probably understand it more than I would.

In this book Miguel started going through the wrong ways to live your life. A lot of the time as humans we live our life in denial and regret everything that has been done. The first step is accepting that what you do is wrong in a way and once you accept that life goes a lot easier.

There is currently no conflict in this book as I just started it. They are introducing the characters to us.

I would make the girls angry because they continually argue with their teachers. The girls often break down and cry in the story because they are feeling overwhelmed due to the immense amount of stress that they are under.

Both of the girls are being bullied by one of the teachers. I would have the girls talking to one another and then the teacher come up and make a snarky comment to the girls. The girls would then talk back to the teacher, but the teacher is persistent in making rude comments and continues to make them to a teacher who comes up next to them.

As I read this book it makes me angry to hear how other people talk to Biggy. It bothers me when anyone talks to someone with so much disrespect.

I would have both of the school girls wear the traditional school uniform. They would be wearing a plaid skirt with a collared shirt and another shirt over the top of the collared shirt. As for socks, I'd have them wear tall white socks and brown flats. Their hair would be required to be tied back.

In my book Biggy is feeling very overwhelmed. I would convey that by having her face changing emotion frequently because there is a lot going on. She would also be running back and forth not being able to focus on one thing because the people in her school are being rude.

The set would look like a school with super colorful lockers. There would be pink couched sitting out in the hallway as their school is very comfy.

The theme of this story is that people can be cruel. People are vulgar to Biggy and she feels like she can't be around people because they're rude.

I chose Grace Kelly because of the way they describe Biddy she has blonde hair that is always styled. Although she is not special ed, she reminds me of her.

There is a bird that is constantly a bird that is flying over top of them. This is the same bird, it's never a different bird it has the same markings all over. Biddy's father became out of the picture at such a young age and she constantly talks about how her dad loved birds.

In the book, it takes place mostly in the school. At first, it took place in the high school and moved outside to the stadium. After that, they moved to the college where they were enrolled.

In this book, the point of view is in the first person. Both of the main characters are in the first person. The effect of this makes you feel that you are in the character's shoes. It makes you feel that you are with each character every step of the way. I feel that it allows you to understand each character to their full potential.

Biddy is often seen as sad because she often mopes around and allows her parents to walk all over her, which leads Biddy to be sad most of the time because her parents make her feel like she has no purpose. Biddy and Quincy both have poor academic performance as they both have helpers with them throughout high school. Biddy and Quincy are both described as frail and tall as they walked through the halls of the school

In this book, there are two different main characters and they are described as special education students at their high school. The family of both of the characters are not supportive of their children. The family chose that they were not going to go to graduation to support their kids because the "stupid little paper" meant nothing. I don't know how to feel about these characters because they are treated poorly.

I can’t seem to put this book down when I start reading. It is so interesting and I love any books that Colleen Hoover writes. Such a talented author!

The are currently broadcasting on television. Nothing really interesting has happened so far in this book, but I hope it gets better.

She was still at the party and I just got to a part where its getting heated