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|| If you’ve read “Cross my heart and hope to spy” (Gallagher girls) PLEASE PLEASE HELP ME. This is INP project, this part is due tomorrow and I don’t have enough time to read the whole book. If anyone read this pleasee help. ||

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1. At least 2-3 page length (double spaced)

2. Summary (title, author, exposition-main characters, setting, situation, conflict)

3. Choose 5 to answer.

- How the book/characters compare(s) to your own life
 - How the book/characters compare(s) to what is happening in the world
 - How the book/characters compare(s) to other books you have read or to the cinematic version you have seen
 - Important conflicts that occur throughout the book
 -Important themes
 - Character development
 - Personal thoughts/reactions towards the book/characters

|| TYSM <33

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