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Find a recent (or favorite) quote from a character in your book. Record the quote and explain why it is important to the plot of your book. Even though I just styarted, one quote would be 'Don't let the muggles get you down'. Harry's best friends was basically saying, don't let what other people say or do to you, let you down, or make you feel bad.

What is the significance of the action that is occurring right now in your book, as it relates to the overall plot? Right now, the main character, Jackson, has fallen into what is called the 'playground' a room full of high tech technology. I have a feeling the side characters will have the main explanation for this,and he will frequently be there in the near future.

In my book, I would probably not be friends with the character Gilbert. Even as funny as he can be, he just doesn't understand anything, and just kinda goes with the flow. He nevers plans anything, and that annoys me. So even if he is a funny tree frog, i would not want to be his friend.

Do you think the title fits with the book?
The whole book revolves round a familiar, a magical pet that belongs to a wizard. It is from a cat familiars point of view, so I do think that it fits

The theme that keeps coming up in my book,is to move on and forget the past. The main character had a rough life when she was younger, and she keeps trying to get away from that. She just wants to forget her old life, and move on, instead of being stuck in the past.

In my book I would change the whole (basic main part) of the main character always having to find a 'love interest' and fighting with her best friend over the guy. It's not worth a argument. I would change that instead of having the guy be a 'love interest' and just be her friend

I think my novel would make a good movie, because it shows different things that people haven't thought about before. It would be a good distopian book in my opinion

Xander reminds me of my brother. He is constantly joking, and goes with the flow for the most part.

Constance decides to run away from the house, while people are out to get her, which is a horrible idea. So choices can affect the whole story.

What is the setting of the book, how does it affect the plot, and how doe sit affect one character?: The setting is taking place mostly outdoors are a at lake or summer camp, so the main character can swim and teach kids how to swim (her favorite thing to do)so i have a feeling that she will constantly be swimming over the course of the bookh

Example of persuasion: "We paid hard-earned, nonrefundable money for these meetings, your going!"

In the book right now, they are finding out the 'evil' peoples reasons for trying to get into the labyrinth

Why is cabin 1 always thundering? How can they tell Leo can control fire? How did no one notice the department store in the sewers?