Friday, December 19, 2014

So I Ain't No Good Girl by Sharon G. Flake

You will post your answer to one of the following questions that includes a quotation from the text and your thinking around it. You are also expected to read other people’s comments and to respond to at least one other person’s thinking.

  • What issues (or big ideas) are hiding in this text? What does the text say about this issue?
  • What else have I read or watched that has to do with this issue?
  • How does a character grow and change throughout the story? What do they realize through these experiences?
  • What is the author trying to say or teach you through this story?

If you have something that you really want to talk about, you can create your own question to explore.

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    \outl0\strokewidth0 \strokec2 I loved this story, I've read many other stories and books like these. This story reminded me a lot about when I use to read all the bluford books I love that I can relate and i like those omg moments in these type of stories. This was definitely one of my favorite stories. }

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