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There aren't any symbols in the book yet

I think the tapes are a symbol because the main character listening to them is questioning how he's in there and what he did to Hannah for one of her reasons why she killed herself. I think the tapes represent death and wonder.

Just started book, so I haven't seen any quotes yet.

For the book, it's only the intro, introducing the characters, and mainly the dog. Tuesday. Since the book says a wounded warrior was saved by a golden retriever, I think he's going to be saved, literally, by this dog.

I just started my book, so it's kind of hard to find that out right now.

Until Tuesday:... is a great title for the book because in the beginning, it has the main character explaining that Tuesday, the golden retriever, is more to him than a normal dog, and that he's helped him in a way that makes him connected to Tuesday.

I think the theme of the book is strength because Abraham lost a lot during his life and yet he still moves on and made the best decision in history.

Henry and Lincoln fought and Lincoln never wanted to see him again. I'd like this to change(if it won't) because they have worked together for as long as Lincoln has started the vampire hunting

Abraham Lincoln brought Speed and another man into a house to assassinate one of the vampire's human ally. They get ambushed and when I stopped reading, the vampires were about to shoot them.I think they should've brought more allies because Abraham is 52 years old and he hasn't used his ax in a long time.

I think Henry Sturgess reminds me of my cat Stella because she's a shady cat and yet she still stands out.

My protagonist is Abraham Lincoln. I think he is one because he has killed vampires and he has made a big mistake for "quitting" the hunting. Later in the book, he goes back to hunting vampires because he's worried about his family. The quote represents Abraham because it's his choice to do things, and he hunted vampires instead of working after his dad's footsteps.

On page, 185, I have read through one of the toughest parts of Abraham's life. He had fallen in love with a girl named Ann and she soon gets sick during a time of getting married. She ends up dying(like the way his mother died - from a vampire) and Abraham wanted to die to be with her forever. The night came and he was going to pull the trigger.

Reading through the book so far, I realize Lincoln's life is all over the place. Vampire hunting, falling in love, Henry's letters, Henry himself, and especially the elections. Is there a real enemy; not just all vampires?