What is the point of view for your classroom novel? How does this affect your reading of the book and understanding of the characters? What would happen if there was a different point of view?
Response due date: Tues. Dec. 9 at 2:30 Comments to classmates due Tues. Dec. 16 at 2:30
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the point of view of nothing but the truth is in first person view.
Steven D. period 2&3
Zane peroid. 3
The book im reading in class nothing but the truth has more then one point of view. It has first person where the main character (Philip Maloy) tells the story. It also has third person point of view where the narator knows every thing about the story already.
The point of veiw of the novel is thrid and first person.
brittany s, per.3
The point of view is a mix between 1st and 3ed persn point of view. Phillip is talking about him self but there is also a narrator. It effects my reading because it makes it harder to understand because there is more that you have to comprehend. If i was only one point of view it would be essyer to understand.
trevor
i think it is a great book.
kyle per.3
Point of view is,the character is lie about small thing.That is make big trouble.Education reporter is interviewing.An it make bad for his school and his teacher Miss.Narwin.It make me understand what kind of character it is.Exampel-bad,clever,boring,nice,and lier.I still read it.So nothing is not change. SU p-3
There really is no point of view in the story. It lists a bunch of conversations and does not narrorate anything all it does is give the information to break down the key conflicts in the story.
Taylor C.
Period 3
The point of view of the book "Nothing But the Truth" is a mix between 1st and 3rd person. It makes it harder to read because it switches around so much and theres so many people talking in every chapter. If it was 1st person the story wouldn't make sense because you would only get on side of the story. If it was 3rd person they story wouldnt really make a lot of sense because there would be two sides but no moral.
Eric E. period 3
the book we are reading is called nothin but the truth. The point of the story is a kid named philip malloy he gets sent to the dr. ballenie the principle for humming the star spangled banner. And he was sent because it was supposed to be a moment of silence. He gets suspended for 2 days. If there was a different point of view he would of been not been suspended at all. He would of gotten a talk with the principle. joey per 3
i understand phillup alot because were kinda the same like we both play sports and we both get in to trouble in school and that in a way affected towards my reading
robert period.3
The point of view is first person and third person. First person is when the person in the story is talking about themselves. And third person is the narrator. It affects my reading in the book because there are always two sides of the story in a problem. If there was a different point of view then the story would be different because its not coming from the person who was in it.
Jamie Per.3
It is in 3rd person omniscient, and this affects my reading and understanding of the characters because right off, it tells me about some peoples lives and what they did and how they feel about certain things. If it was in a different point of view, I probably would not know certain things or characteristics about different people depending on what point of view it was.
Benji I. -Period 7-
The point of view of our classroom novel is 3rd person omniscient. This affects my reading of the novel because I know the feelings of more than just the main character. If the author had wrote this story in first person, from the main characters point of view, I think everything would be glim and angry, because the main character is just that. With third person I can know how the child feels that was kidnapped from the other tribe. That is why third person is a better point of view for this story.
Annabelle Period 2.
The book I'm reading is, The Rescue, by Nicholas Sparks.
My book is written in mostly third person point of view. I know this beacuse you always know the two main characters' (Taylor and Denise) thoughts. Sometimes though the story switches around, and the point of view will change to first person, telling it from only one person's point of view.
Emily M. Period 2.
In class we are reading the book "Things Fall Apart". The point of view of this novel is 3rd person. With this point of view we know eveything that is going on instead of just knowing the thoughts of one character. If the point of view was first person, it would change the reading because we would only know the story through one person's eyes. I think that third person was the best point of view for this story.
Marena P2
The book I'm reading is, Burned, By: Ellen Hopkins. The point of view of my story is first person because it's told through the view of Pattyn, a Mormon girl whose life is turned upside down when she discovers boys. I can tell the point of view because the story uses I a lot and I only know Pattyn's thoughts and no one else's. Shelby, Period 2
The book I'm reading is My Sisters Keeper, by Jodi Piccoult. This book is written in both first person, and third person. I know this because all of Jodi Piccoults books switch character views so frequently, it's hard to keep up with. The book changes from Anna's view, to Kate's, then to Anna's brother, and also to her parents, so it changes rapidly.
Lisa P2
Mrs.Fry has not assigned reading logs to our class yet, so this is on my independent book.
My book "Paint It Black," by Janet Fitch, is in first person. While reading I learn a lot about the main charcter, Josie. It helps me understand her more, and lets me see into her. If this book was in third person omniscient I would know more about why her boyfriend killed himself, and I would be able to understand all the other charcters. I think the book would be less interesting, and it wouldn't have as much emotion.
Christina Per.2
Ismael Period 2
The book "Things Fall Apart" uses third person omniscient as the point of view. This affects my understanding of the characters because it allows me to fully understand what the characters are thinking and what they feel about the plot, or whats occuring in the story. If the book was written in a different point of view then we would not be informed on some events that only occur with some characters and the reader would get really confused. I personally think that this is a great point of view because you find out what the characters are thinking.
The book we are starting to read in class is called "Things Fall Apart" by Chinua Achebe. This novel is written in third person. Third person means that it is told by an outside perspective, but the character they focus on is Okonkwo. This helps me understand the story more by showing many people thoughts rather then just one. This story would be greatly different if it was told from another point of view because you would have a limited amount of information of what is going on in the novel.
Daniella Per 2
The point of view of this novel is third person. The novel is "Things Fall Appart" by Chinua Achebe. Third person means it is told by a narrorator. This story would change if it was told a different person because he would have a limited amount of information an all the characters. The point of view helps me understand the story better because it is third person omnicient.
charles porter; period 2
The point of view for Things Fall Apart is third person omniscient. This means that the narrator is all-knowing and the narrator uses words like “he,” “she” and “they” instead of having the characters tell the story themselves. The story is often told in the past tense so the author doesn’t really have a need to use character dialogue. This point of view changes how we view the story and the characters. For example, if it were told in first person, it would most likely be told from Okonkwo’s point of view and then we have almost no insight into the other characters thoughts/feelings about topics until Okonkwo himself finds out.
Sarah B. per 2
The novel we are reading in class is Things Fall Apart. The point of view of this novel is third-person omniscient. The point of view affects the characters because you know how everyone in the story is feeling. So if it was in first-person then you would only know what one person is thinking at the time. You can understand the story better when you know what each person is experiencing.
Ashley S.
My classroom novel hasn't been assigned yet, so I will talk about Wicked, a book I have just finished.
Wicked is a murder mystery, filled with gossip. The story tells about four glamorous girls and other people in their community reacting to the murder. It is told by an omniscient narrator who switches every chapter to a different girl. The way that the author does that really builds suspense because after I have read a chapter about one of the girls, I want to know what happens to her after that. But before I can do that, I have to finish reading about the other three girls! It's great though, because it keeps me turning pages. Also, it lets me know why the girls act the way that they do and what ALL of them are thinking, instead of just one. Knowing what each and every person is thinking gives me clues about the murder, and also the relationships within the story. Without the narrator being omniscient, I would be very confused and wouldn't know half of what I do about the past and present lives of these characters. I love the way that the other narrated this book.
Ashley A. period 2
The point of view of our classroom novel Things fall Apart is third person omniscient. This affects our understanding about the characters because you know everything on one person. The main character is Okonkwo and the book tells us everything about him. All of his accomplishment, his life, everything he has gone through. If the point of view was first or second person the book would be completely different. We wouldn’t know Okonkwo side of the story and if the book is told by someone else it would be bias.
Mirialys per. 2
The story the Masque of the Red Death is told from 3rd person. This affects my reading of the book because I know about every character and what everyone is thinking in the palace This helps me with the understanding of the characters because from the info given I can sort of know the personalities of all the partiers. If it was told from a different point of view then I would know that Prince Prospero was planning on leaving the palace and let everyone inside it die. Also, I would only know of the things that he saw, not what other people saw.
James Period 2
The point of view I am currently reading is first person. It helps me understand what the character is feeling and I can feel what the character is feeling. I feel like it helps the story, because the character has a problem and no one else could know how she feels going through it but herself.
-Casey per 2
Michaela P2
The book we are reading in class right now is called Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe. This story is told in third person because it is told by a narrator and we do not yet know if this narrator is all knowing or if they are focusing on one major character. This gives us a different view of the characters in the story because it is not one character describing themselves or revealing their opinions about the other characters. If this story was told from a different point of view, then we would only know the views that may be biast from one character in the story. We would not have background information, but we would know the secret thoughts of another character.
The point of view, from the book “Things fall apart” is third person omniscient . the author often times uses “He” and “she” in the book. The story is told from Okonkwo’s point of view at the beginning. This helps the reader to understand the daily customs of the Ibo’s, as well as the celebrations of life. Third person also gives the reader insight into all of the charecters lives, helping to explain whats going on; which helps the reader to understand the cultures and traditions of the Ibo.
Samantha P. 2
Charly Period 2
The point of view of Things Fall Apart is third- person omniscient. This helps me to understand the character Okonkwo because I can hear what he is thinking therefore I know what to expect from him and I can also hear what some of the other characters are feeling also. Another example would be when Ikemefuna was brought over from the other town you knew how sad he felt to be leaving his mother and his three year old sister and why he was scared because he didn’t know what was going on or why he was leaving. If the point of view was different say in first person you would probably only know the thoughts and experiences of Okonkwo and that would just be biased becasue people could see things differently than Okonkwo. For example the different points of view with the Three Little Pigs, you have the wolf and the pig's persepctive on things and you aren't really sure what is true because each side of the story is different and that may have happened in the story if it was just first person.
In class we are reading the book “Things Fall Apart” by: Chinua Achebe. The point of view is third person omniscient, because he uses words like “he, she, etc”. This affects my understanding of the reading and the charters with in the story because it lets the reader have and overview of everything that is going on in the story and not just what one person is thinking. If there was a different point of view, like first person, I would not be able to know what is happening to all the charters unless the main character finds out for him/her-self.
Sara A.
The novel is in 3rd person omniscient. This affects the way I read and understand the characters because if it was in a different point of view I would not know certain aspects of certain characters or their feelings. If this was in a different point of view I would not understand certain things about different characters.
Alex A
per.7
In the book "Things Fall Apart" the point of view is third person omniscient. The way that affects my reading of this books is because it lets me know what everyone is thinking and how they are in comparison to eachother. If it was in a different point of view then i would not know certain things about cecrtain characters and their feelings.
Sacha Vrielynck p7
The point of view or (POV), in the story " Things fall apart", is third person omnicient. This effects the story, beacuse you know everything that is going on in the story. You also know what all the charchters are thinking, and this makes it easy for you to understand the story. The story would completly change if the book had a different POV, beacause you would not be able to understand the story as well and it could be more biased by the person that is telling the stroy, as in first person.
Matt Period 7
The novel we are reading in class is the Fall apart, written imn third person. It affects the way I read the novel, because I would not know what the character was thinking, and there real emotions.
If it was in a new point of view, I probably would be a little confused, and It would be harder to grasp the full extent of the novel.
Per-7 Tayler.W
This story is told from a 3rd person point of view. This i think makes the book less intersesting. Personally...I like it better when it's first person. Because you can hear the characters opinions and thoughts. Being that it is omniscient, i think it is harder to keep track of everything going on.
Eliza c. Period 7
The book we are reading is called Things Fall Apart. This story is written in 3rd person. One because the naration moves to the different situations of people in the village. And the naration says words likehe and she, and not words like I and We.
Kyle M. Period 7
The novel that I am reading in class right now is Things Fall Apart. The point of view is Omniscient because the story is told by someone who is all knowing. This affects my reading so that I know who everyone is and what they are doing and thinking at the time. If there was a different point of view I would only be limited to knowing only what one person thinks and does.
Kayla - Period 7
My classroom novel is written in third person because the story floats around from character to character, in the beggining it sort of follows the father a little bit. Yes this effects my understanding of the characters because I get to follow other characters and listen to them. My if the story was in first person I would understand it more because I'm really confused about the story.
Gerrit - period 7
The point of view for my classroom novel, Things Fall Apart, is third-person omniscient. It is told by a narrator who knows everything about all of the characters. He knows how they feel and what they're thinking. This affects my reading of the book because it makes it more understanding of it. I like knowing what everybody's thinking in the story so third-person omniscient makes it easier. If it wasn't told by third-person omniscient then you wouldn't be able to know what everybody else is thinking. It affects my understading of the characters because I can hear what they're thinking and understand it. I get all sides of the story instead of just half or part of it. If they're was a different point of view I would only be hearing what the main character was thinking. When it was explaining how the main character's father lived his life, I wouldn't have been able to know what he was thinking about everything if it was first person. All I'd be able to know is what the main character thought.
Holly
period 7
The novel we are reading, "Things Fall Apart", is written in third person omniscient. This affects the way I'm reading the book by allowing me to see all parts of the story and know what everyone's thinking. If this story was written from a different point of view, such as first person then i wouldn't see all of the story, just what the main character sees.
Also I wouldn't be able to know what everyone was thinking, just one person. There wouldn't be any dramatic irony either.
per.7
Danielle
The point of view is third person omniscient. This affects my reading because I know everybody's perspective, instead of just one person. If it was written in first person you would get only one persons thoughts and persectives.
Daniel, period 7
The point of view the novel is being told by is in first person. This affects my understanding of the novel and characters because it is only being told by one person, and i can't understand it that well. If there was a different point of view and more people were explaining the characters, i would have a better understanding of the novel.
Brittany
The point of view of this novel is third person omniscient. It affects the reading and understanding because you know everybody’s perspective so you don't take sides as easily. You know the whole story and not just one person's side of it. It's also unopinionated. If it were in first person the story would be totally different because you would be able to get close to the main character and you feel like your feeling what they are felling. You also know everything they are thinking in every situation.
Mary Anne P7
the point of view for code talkers is first person. ned is the one telling the story. i know because he uses words like me and i.
per 1
Ian
The point of view of this story is that no matter who you are you can be whoever you want to be. It also shows that no matter who you are or what backround that you came from you should never drop your heritage. This brings big excitement to the book and to me personally which also makes it seem that the book is reeling you in. If there was a different point of view then the whole entire story would have a different meaning to it.
Drew Nobregas-1st period
code talkers point of view is all about Ned Begay who is a navajo and decides to go to war. If the point of view changed the book would be horrible
Liam B1
The point of view of my book "Stuck In Neutral" is first person. Even though Shawn is disable and cant talk its him telling the story and how it feels like to be handicap.
Paula Per1
Lisa,
I think it would be so difficult to read one of her books. I would have to keep going back and re-reading, hah.
Ashley A.,
Your book sounds really interesting. I think a murder mystery would be fun to read for a change.
Christina, Per.2
The book 'Things Fall Apart' is told in third person omnicient.I believe this method is very effective in this particular novel because it allows the reader to understand the different attitudes several characters show toward certain situations or events.The broad view of the narrarator also shows similarities and differences within cultures and also intercultural ideas and bonds. If the story were to be told in a different point of view, the novel would seem superficial and biased, rather then open and liberal.
Anamaria P. 2nd period
The book "Things Fall Apart" written by Chinua Achebe is told in a 3rd person point of view. Telling in this point of view lets me get a full understanding of what is going on with all if the characters at once. If the story was told in a different point of view. You wouldn't get to experience everything through all the characters as you would through a 3rd person point of view. I like the 3rd person point of view the best because you get to know everything that is going on through the entire book. Not just through one or two different characters.
Steph Per 7
The piont of view is first peson, the kids name is philip malloy.it also has another point of view because the narator also talk and knows everything that is happending in the story. it helps my reading bcause i can relate to each character of what there talking about.
alex period 3
12/09/08
In the book "Thing Fall Apart" the point of view is thrid person omniscient.This is were everones story its told by a narraor.So I know what everyone is thinking and there is not just one side of the story.But if it was not in first person, I would not be able to tell if the character was telling the full truth.
Emily Hiller- peroid 7
The point of view of the novel "Things Fall Apart" is third person omnicient. As the story is being told I know that the point of view is third person because, it says "Okonkwo did this; and his father Unoka acted this way." The point of view may affect my reading because it helps me understand the story like a movie, as if I'm watching it. However, if the story was told in a different point of view, such as first person, and the character being the narrator may draw me closer to the story and characters because it is the persons own personal thoughts.
Taylor A. Pd. 7
The point of vewi in this story "Thing fall apart" is third person omnisent. Where everthing is known, what the characters are thinking, and doing. It talks about the father going to the oracle, and how Okawkno has a family of three wives and how he's wealthy and the farm he owns. And its written like so, meaning that its third person like I said.
And i like this point of veiw because the knowledge is not limited. I'm not stuck wondering what Okawkno is thinking or his father.
cecilia 7th period.
I agree with what Mirialys said because third person omnicient allows you to get to know the main character. and it is important to be able to know about Okonkwo.
Shelby Per.2
Charly Period 2
My comment is to Emily M. I was wondering how you liked the book The Rescue because I am a personal fan of Nicholas Sparks and I was wondering if it was any good because usually his books are. I was also wondering with the point of view changing around, was it hard to understand what was going on? Did you think this book was better than The Notebook? I hoped you enjoyed the book and I might read it because it's Nicholar Sparks and because you read books that I usually like. For example, Twilight.
The point of view of the of my book is first person. I think it effects the story because the person who is telling it is giving their honest opinion and speaking their feelings. If the book i was reading was in third person, i don't feel like it would be as good because i like emotions and dialogue in a story not a story told by someone else.
Berry period 1
The Point of veiw in Stuck in Neutral is first person. Beign in first person helps you inderstand where the character is coming from. You get to see through his/her eyes, and veiw there thoughts on the subjects. The downfall is that you don't know what is going on with the other characters int he story, besides what the author is talling you.'
Michelle. Period 1
I agree with Mary Anne in peroid 7 that because the book is third-person omniscient it leaves you to make your own opinion.Also you get to hear everyones side of the story,and its harder to take sides.
Emily Hiller p.7
Lisa:
I have heard that book is really good. I didnt know it switched point of views. That is a smart way for the author to get the benefits of third person while keeping it in first person. I think I might read that book, it sounds very interesting.
Annabelle B. Period 2
I agree with benji because you know all about some of the characters and it makes you feel differently towards them.
charles p.2
I agree with you that the piont of view is important. If a story was told in a different piont of view than it orginally was it would have a different affect on you.
esteban period 2
I'd like to comment on Lisa's point of view review for My Sister's Keeper. I agree with her that the book is written in both third person and first person point of view because that's the way that Jodi Piccoult writes. She switches from character to character so you always know the feelings' of everyone in the book. Sometimes it will be from a main character's specific point of view, and tell his or her's thoughts and opinions; or it'll be in third person and talk about an entire outlook of the things that are going on at the moment of the story.
Emily M. Period 2.
The point of view of the story I'm reading in class is Third person omniscent.
If it was in first person I wouldn't like the book becuase the main character is not a happy person and would therefore most likely express very bitter thoughts.
My comment to Marena, is that i agree this book is best thrid person omniscent. Second person books don't hold my attention and first person would be too limited for this story. Also, i almost ALWAYS like books best when I know the feelings of all the characters, like Harry Potter.
Becca- period 2
Sarah,
I agree with you that the story would probably be from Okonkwos view if it was told in first person, but it would not give the story justice beacuse there is much more to the story than just his point of view.
Sara A.
RESPONSE TO ANNABELL
I agree with Annabell, if the story were to be told by Okwonko's point of view, the feelings expressed would be harsh and crude.He is a glim charater and angers very easily , therefore, the point of view would certainly affect our understanding of the plot and other characters.
ANAMARIA.2nd hr.
Annabelle, i agree with you, because if we did not have the feelings and emotions of all the charecters the book would be less interesting. I also agree that if the story had been told from the main charecters point of view it would be alot harsher, and cruel. Third period, makes the book more interesting, and you feel as if you can feel the emotions felt by the Charecters.
Samantha Per. 2
Emily,
I read Nicholas Spark's, "The Notebook," and it is also in that format. It will change from first person, to third person omniscient. I liked it because not only did I know Noah's personal thoughts sometimes, but I could hear Allie's thoughts too. This format helped me to understood the story better.
Ashley A.Period 2
RE : Everyone reading Things Fall Apart.
I agree with third person omniscent, because at all times of the book, you know what each character is feeling. It allows me to understand each character fully, which changes my own perspective on the characters.
Lisa P2
Puala,
I agree that the point of view is first person, but you don't only see through Shawn's eyes but u get to find out what a mind of a disabled can be like.
Michelle Period. 1
I agree with Annebelle. This does affects my reading of the novel because I know the feelings of more than just the main character. If the author had wrote this story in first person, from the main characters point of view, I think everything would be glim and angry, because the main character is just that. With third person I can know how the child feels that was kidnapped from the other tribe. That is why third person is a better point of view for this story.
james l. period 2
Annabelle, you have it exactly right. I get where you are coming from. If the book had been in first person, you wouldn't know the others characters thoughts and feelings. You would only know the thoughts and feelings of the character that the book focuses on.
Sarah B. per 2
Annabelle, you have it right, I believe. If the book had been in first person then you would only know the thoughts and feelings of the character that the novel focuses on. Since this book is in third person, you know what everyone is thinking and feeling.
Sarah B per2
Sarah B.s comment in periode two was one of my favorites. She was really thurough in explaining what third person omniscient means. And the she even talked about what the story would be like if it was told in the third person. And she explained that as well with examples from the story and how it most likely would have been told in Okonkwos point of view. Good job sarah.
P. 7 cecilia p.
I agree with marena, because the point of view in this story is extremely important. I think that if the POV changed it would completly change the story, and third person is best suited for this story.
Matt period 7
The point of view that the author uses in Stuck in Neutral is 1st person. Sometimes I enjoy reading books in 1st person because it's interesting to know what the character is thinking and feeling and you know it has to be the truth because that person is explaining it through their own eyes and own point of view.
Although I enjoy reading novels in 1st person I often wonder how other characters in the book are thinking and feeling. Either way there is a down-side and an up-side. Personally I wouldn't mind either.
-period 1- Chelsea Russell
Shelby,
I think you really expalined your book very well. I am very interested in reading the book burnt now.would you reccomend it to me? Overall I think your comment was the most interesting for me to read!
Jessica s.
P.7
Matt i agree with you when you said that if the point of view changed from third person to first person the story would change alot. It would definately change peoples persectives and you would only get information biased towards the person telling the story.
Daniel period 7
Alex A. I do agree with you that the book "Things Fall Apart" is in third person omniscient. It does help you see some certain aspects of the events and characters. If the story was told in a different point of view, not only would you not be able to understand certain things about the character, but also some of the ideas and thoughts from different characters would possibly be unclear.
However I do agree that the story would change drastically if the point of view was changed.
Taylor A. pd. 7
I agree with Annabelle, I do more than just the main characters feelings and thoughts, but I am less attached to the main characters. Also third person leaves more room for other character devolpment.
Gerrit Period 7
briitany s.
In your comment you really didnt say that much. The book had alot of detail about the point of view. It was kind of confusing knowing who was who, but i think you should have written more.
Alex . A
per.7
I agree with Ben, because the way the story is written, the narator speaks as though he is watching the characters of the story.
Kyle M. Per.7
I agree with Mary Anne. The point of view does affect the person’s perspective. I also agree that you know the whole story and not just one side of it. If it was in first person like when they were talking about the tribes and the trouble that was occurring between them like when the girl died, you would only know one side of the story
Steph L. per 7
SU p.3
your response was very helpful. you helped em understand about the point of view for your book alot better. even though i havent read the book i know a lot already.
sacha p7.
To Anabelle,
I tottally agree with what you said about the books Point of view. I also agre that this is a major thing in the book and that it helps you understand the book more because of it. I liked how you put that if it were first person all the charachters would be angry and glim.
Madelin N. period 7.
I agree with Alex A. because she thinks the novel is third person omniscient. Also I with her because it affects her because you don't get to know certain feelings a character would have. In addition if it was in a different point of view you wouldn't the the whole story.
Mary Anne S. Per 7
I agree with annabelle b. because , I think that it would also affect the reasding if it was not third person omniscent.I think that because we know the feelings of more than one person and if we didnt it wouod change the way i read the book.
Tayler wood -7
I agree with Marena. The book is third person and it would be completely different if it was first person. In first person we could see only the thoughts of one character. We only know what they know. In third person the narrator is telling the story and goes more in depth. You have more information. Me personally I enjoy first person over third because you only have to focus on one person. Their thoughts and feelings. Less things to think about.
Mirialys Per. 2
To: Annabelle
I agree with you that if the author had written this story in first person point of view, the novel would be very negative. With third person point of view, the story has more substance because the thoughts and feelings of more characters are revealed. This is especially helpful when you want to see different sides of stories or situations in a book. It is easier for me to read and understand a novel if I can know all of the characters thoughts or points of view.
Michaela Period 2
im reading "Lost and Found" by Anne schraff.this book is about mistery and depression.Darcy Wills a student from Bluford High School is in trouble with a new partner girl that her teacher assigned her to do her science project.Darcy also has problems at home because her father left her family and her mother has to work at a hospital. Jamee is two years younger than Darcy and she's also in rebellion with her mother.Darcy has to take care of his grandma and watch all the time what is Jamee doing. Darcy'slife is a little bit complicated but she's doing a great job. Aura p.1
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