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Abigail Schafer
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PREDICTION: A prediction I have is that Adas foster mother , Susan will adopt Ada so she will never have to go back to her abusive mother. When Ada may have to live with another family Susan gets worried Ada will go back to being abused. Susan says, " Look at Ada. If she gets put with the wrong person she'll go right back to where she was." This makes me think when its time for Ada to go home Susan will adopt Ada.
— Oct 12, 2026 12:13PM
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Abigail Schafer
is on page 219 of 316
POINT OF VIEW: The point of view of my book is 1st person narrator. I know this it's only Ada , the main character narrating the story. An example of her narrating the story is when she says " She seemed all right at first, I said." This shows that Ada is narrating therefore making the story a 1st person point of view.
— Oct 05, 2026 12:08PM
Abigail Schafer
is on page 182 of 316
PROTAGONIST: The protagonist of the book is Ada, a 9-10 year old girl living with a foster mother during the war. I know she is the protagonist because the whole story is from her point of view. An example from the book is " Jamie was practicing his letters at the table in the evening after the dishes were washed. I sat down at my place and watched him." This quote shows that its coming from Ada's point of view.
— Sep 28, 2026 12:15PM
Abigail Schafer
is on page 150 of 316
SETTING: The setting of the book The War That Saved My Life is in London around the 1940's or 50's. I know this because the book takes place during the world war 2 and the main character, Ada has to move to London because her hometown might get bombed. In the scene where she has to move to London, shes crammed in a bus for hours and shes starving. from what I understand it was very stressful.
— Sep 22, 2026 01:36PM
Abigail Schafer
is on page 87 of 316
I think the genre of the book " THE WAR THAT SAVED MY LIFE" is historical fiction. It takes place in world war two which is a historical event. In the book, characters often mention real life historical figures such as Hitler. Although the book has historically accurate events the story is fiction. The story could have happened but its not historically proven, making this book historical fiction.
— Sep 14, 2026 12:11PM