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The most prevalent theme in my book is survival. In the book there are my instances where the main characters go days without food or water and they have to walk. Also in the book the main characters are being hunted down by a tribe called the Croven and they are trying to survive with little food and water. So the main theme in the book is survival because they are trying to make it out of the woods alive.

The most prevalent theme in my book is survival. In the book there are my instances where the main characters go days without food or water and they have to walk. Also in the book the main characters are being hunted down by a tribe called the Croven and they are trying to survive with little food and water. So the main theme in the book is survival because they are trying to make it out of the woods alive.

I don't think the book really has a message just yet. So far it is more of fantasy with no rules and things like that. So I am not really seeing a lesson, one might come up and I feel it would be something like follow what you think is right. I feel like this because so far the characters have been doing what they wan t and not what other people tell them to do.

The scene I would include would be wear Skye has her first vision and see Asher because that scene has a lot of tension in it and would really draw a person in.

When I think of Skye I think of a girl with brown curly hair, gray eyes, and athletic.I also think of a person that is reserved because of how mature the author makes her sound.I think the author helped me with this description because she used a lot of descriptive words when she talked about the character examples include when the author described what the main character saw when she looked at herself in the mirrior

My character seems like a calm and collected kind of person. I think this because she is able to stay for days at a time without her aunt and she can handle things on her own. If she was disorganized and wild she would not be able to take care of herself.

I don't really see a lesson in my book so far. It is just the beginning but I think a lesson will develop. I think that the lesson will have something to do with love because the series is about love and fighting for love.

I would give Tack the Biggest Jerk Award because he is mean to everyone. The first day Lena came to the Homestead Tack was really jerky to her. He scowled at her and laughed at her when she was too weak to walk. That really makes him a jerk and a mean bully.

The setting is really important because it is what the entire book is based on. The Wilds is the main character is right now and the story before this would not have happened if she didn't find out bout the wilds. When Lena found out about The Wilds she wanted to go more than anything so she put Alex and herself in danger to get there. If The Wilds was not a place then there would be no story line for the book.

If I could change the behavior in my character it would be that he is always scared.This would change the story because with the fear gone he would speak up more often and defend himself. If he did he probably would not of helped with the robbery and he would not be in jail.

The overall theme of my book is not to care what people think of you. In the entire book Haley kept worrying about what people thought of her and she was so stressed out.Once she stopped caring about pleasing other people she became a chill stress free person.

The story seems more realistic because the author really describes the scenes and things in the scenes. Like when Haley ate with her aunt the author describes the setting as peaceful and quite.

My characters problem is that no one in school likes her anymore and people are being mean and doing mean things to her. My advice for her is that she should stop caring about what people think about her and start focusing on the people who really love her.

I think Josie makes okay decisions, they are probably not the worst she could do but not the best either. Like when she ditches soccer practice so she can talk to Liv, it's not like she was ditching practice to go rob a bank or anything, but she still shouldn't have done that.

I really don't have the same struggles a Josie. For one she is 16 and I'm 12, so there's going to be a difference between the things we may go through. Another things is that where she is in life like all she cares about is boys, and I really don't care about boys that much. So we are basically in different places in life and care about different things.

The fact that Josie's mom saw the Tuccis because they moved back in town caused her to freak out over what happened in the past.Because of this I was able to see that sometimes Josie has to be the adult, sometimes she has to tell her mom what to do, and calm her mom down. This is kind of sad but that's the way her life is, her mom is the grown up 90% of the time and Josie is 10% of the time when her mom freaks out.

I just started my book, but from what I can see Josie's character is headstrong and will get her places in life.

I think that her family ignoring her caused Anne to show her sentimental side. She is usually light hearted and fun in her writings, but after depicting how her family ignored her she became more mush and emotional.

I would want to hang out with Anne because she seems very funny. She is making the best out of the situation. She made everyone fun gifts for St. Nicolas Day which is very kind and loving, so I would totally want to be friends with someone like that.

If I could make my book a game it would be kind of like Virtual Families. You would have to raise the 8 people living their. I would include things like people you need to hide from, earning money, having to buy food and clothes, and maybe even having a journal to write in.

The underlining goal is that you need your family. Throughout the book Anne brings out the fact that everyone may constantly criticize her but she still needs them to get through these tough times.

My book is a movie but I have not watched yet. I think the book will be good movie though, because of the detail she gives.

In my book the author's technique is diary form. Anne Frank's writing always starts with a date (ex: Sunday 14 June 1942) and then goes on to say "Dear Kitty" (Kitty is her diary's name).

I think Libby's biggest problem is that Angel spread her secret blog everywhere. This is because when everybody read the blog they hated her, her friends would not talk to her, and her crush was totally disgusted by her. So obviously people reading what she wrote caused a huge problem for Libby.

I think school really affects my character. All the decisions she makes come from being pressured by a classmate, so she doesn't really follow what she thinks. If school was eliminated Libby would have a much easier time doing what she believes is right, rather than what she is being pressured into doing.

I really don't have any question for the protagonist, the book is already very clear.

I would have the main character be a neat freak like me. Even though that doesn't sound like a problem it is. I color code everything and sometimes things take twice as long as they should because I want them to be just right, which can be a huge problem for me especially when there is a time limit.

My book makes me feel certain ways instead of thinking about certain things. So far this book has made me feel tons of feelings. Like I was happy when Gus took Hazel to Amsterdam, but I was angry when Peter Van Houten was acting in a drunken way. I was sad and mad when I found out that Gus had a recurrence with his cancer. I think this book makes me feel certain emotions because it has so many highs and lows in it.

I think the most interesting part of my book so far was when Gus did the picnic thing for Hazel. It was interesting how he did things that where all from a certain part of the world. Like yellow was there national color (yellow blanket), they where know for Swiss cheese (Swiss cheese sandwich), and the sculpture they looked at was made by a person f that nationality.