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49.If I could talk to the author of this book, I would tell him/her…
If I could talk to the author of this book, I would tell her that she is so talented! I love how there is so much foreshadowing going on and how throughout the book the reader has so many "aha" moments. Everything is subtly woven together and I think that is so clever.

96.Make a list of characters in your book. Transform the major characters in your book to animals. Decide upon an animal for each based upon personality traits.

Emily Brent: an owl, because she is wise, reserved, and trusted
General Macarthur: a peacock because he is boastful and proud
Vera Claythorne: a kitten because she is youthful and unaware
Anthony Marston: a panther because he is always on edge

87.Give 3 reasons why this book should be taught to the whole class.
This book should be taught to the whole class because has a very complex plotline, very good examples of foreshadowing, and it is interesting, so I think you could keep students engaged.

62.In what ways are you like any of the characters? Explain.
I am like Justice Wargrave in that I am very bent on democracy and what is fair and what is not.

60.What parts of the book seem most believable or unbelievable? Why?
I dont believe that ten people would all come to an island for a vacation just because they were all invited by someone they have never heard of. That just doesnt seem like a smart choice to me...

64.Which character would you like to be in this book? Why?
I would like to be Emily Brent. I don't know a lot about her yet but she seems very respected and sure of herself. She knows what she likes and what she doesn't, which I admire.