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So in the novel Fitz love interest molly is a big part in his story even though he doesn't interact with her physically he sees what's happening too her in his skill dreams. Resulting in him continuing to push through to complete his quest so he can go too his love and love with her and there daughter.

I would say in this book Fitz had to make the decision whether to stay in the now as a wolf or return to his body as a man to accept human problems. Which in the end he decided to become man again and went on a quest to kill false king Regal, and end up changing goals to go find true king Verity

The author uses dialogue to break up paragraphs and every new idea is a new paragraph.

it opens with a line from an unknown character and it makes us want to know who and what happens

The catalyst in this book is that our main character Benny follows this troupe and helps them in capturing what ever he made this glass enclosure for. Which happens to me a mermaid which leads to him trying to continue on with his life after; But, he keeps getting flash backs to what the second mermaid said before they were shot which was"salvalo"

Right now the main character Benny had built this giant tank for a carnival and he was invited to go catch what will be put into it. But so far the author has been very discrete about what they will be putting into the tank and that it is a dangerous job to go get the inhabitant.

I would say Fitz is a likeable character even though he has flaws which trouble him he perseveres and shows us that he wants what is necessary for the good of his kingdom and the hope to make it back to his family. Causing us to root and like him in hoping that he will be able to succeed.

The characters in my book have rare names because their names are based off of character traits like Verity, Regal, Chivalry, Patience, shrewd. So the names are fitting for the lore of the story but not for a real life tie

Robin Hobb shows character development of Fitz in small ways where she bases it off of a feeling and then how he responds. For example his old tutor Chade gave him a parting gift of a knife and poisons; Which makes Fitz mad that Chade still sees him as this young assassin and undermining all of the turmoil and trouble he's gone through and learned

The premise of the book is Fitz going on his quest to bring back Verity and to kill the false king regal. I would say its a high concept because how many storys have you heard where the main character is going to go save on of his uncles and kill the other one. I think its a great idea because this is the climax of the series where we see how Fitz grows throughout the two books and end on his quest

The Title is a continuation of the other two books in the series Assassin's apprentice, and royal assassin. This title tells us that the Assassin which in terms of the book Fitz is going to go on a quest. From the previous books we can infer that it is going to find Verity and then killing King regal and bringing his true king back to the throne.

This book talks about the build up to freedom summer and the events that took place. This is a novel written by Bruce Watson . We will be talking about the criteria....

rammed, struggle, these have negative connotations and show that the people are hostile and not a safe place, freedom positive, this shows that the people are fighting for racial equality

The style of the book is formal since it goes through the events that happen in the book in a non-biased way, presenting what's going on for both sides. The book uses language to show what was being said about the people participating in the movement.

I think the author wants to tell the story of Freedom Summer and the mistreatment of people. But some of the problems that might be presented are getting accounts and telling them non-biased.

I would say he's credible since he has worked and contributed to the Smithsonian multiple times. So I assume he knows how to get sources and where to get pieces of history.

In the first few pages of the book, it gives us a quick summary of what led up to 1964. It shows us the buildup of tension in Mississippi with the Klan and the mass beating of people of color. I like it because it makes me want to continue and find out how it ends and what happened.

I chose this book because I love history and reading about it when I have the time and the attention span.