Remy Razzeto’s Reviews > I Totally Funniest: A Middle School Story > Status Update

VISUALIZE: (last review on book) "Who knows? Maybe being funny will eventually help me walk again." This is very weird to visualize because in all 3 of the books I've been reading, Jamie has always been in his wheelchair so it would be very strange to imagine the current Jamie Grimm to stand up again. I remember that when I was reading this part, it really made me wonder about how it would look if Jamie was walking.

MAKING CONNECTIONS: I have made a connection of text to self, but before jamie became famous. The before famous Jamie and current me are similar. I knew lots of people in school but only hung out with a couple of my good friends most of the time. But now jamie is famous all across the nation.

MAKING CONNECTIONS: I have made a connection of text to self, but before jamie became famous. The before famous Jamie and current me are similar. I knew lots of people in school but only hung out with a couple of my good friends most of the time. But now jamie is famous all across the nation.

ANTAGONIST: Currently, the only antagonist is Jamie's lack of courage and bravery in competing to be the world's funniest kid comic. He flawlessly became New York and America's funniest kid comic by winning in all the contests, so even though the competing people will be better than the competing people in New York and America, I think he will do fine and become the world's funniest kid comic.