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Jim Garrison
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In the story the setting is the small town of which Nate lives in. This book was written in present day in a small suburban town. Since the setting is a town, when Nate first moved here his chances of finding kids his own age would of changed. Also many of the adventures in the book happened in places only found in communities. If the setting of the book was in the past many of problems in this story would of ceased.
— Sep 19, 2016 01:46PM
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Jim Garrison
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The conflict in my story is character v. character. The main character, Nate, is fighting with his friends against the witch Belinda. Belinda is against Nate finding the hidden treasure as she puts up obstacles and barriers in his way. Throughout the story he overcomes these obstacles to overpower the witch and in the end comes face to face in an all out battle with her.
— Oct 04, 2016 01:39PM
Jim Garrison
is on page 364 of 404
In The Candy Shop War the genre of the book is fiction. One of the subgenres of the story is fantasy because there are magical candies and mythical creatures such as fish that have future powers and wizards. The subgenre could also be action/adventure. The characters must use their powers to fight off their enemies. They go on journeys throughout the town to stop an evil witch from taking over the town.
— Sep 26, 2016 01:55PM
Jim Garrison
is on page 75 of 404
The protagonist of The Candy Shop Wars is Nate. He had just moved from Misiion Viejo in Southern California. He has dirty blond hair and at first has difficulty finding friends. By himself he stood up to a group of bullies who ended up pelting him with dirt rocks. The three new kids he just met, Trevor, Summer, and Pigeon, all thought of him as crazy for attempting to fight back but soon came to like him.
— Sep 12, 2016 01:40PM
Jim Garrison
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I chose this book because it was recommended to me by both my sisters. I was also told it was fantasy which is my favorite kind of genre including realistic fiction. The book also had an intriguing cover because there were kids floating around and there was candy everywhere.
— Sep 06, 2016 01:42PM
