A main highlight from my book is how Jr. has a  sister who recently got married and left her house to go live with him. Its interesting to me because Mary, Jr. sister barley met him and marriage is something serious. She also recently sent out a letter to Jr. explaining to him how there staying at this one hotel and they have room service. She is also very shocked about it because they have her favorite food which is some type of fried bread and its a common Indian food. I predict that Jr. will respond to the letter and Marry and her hubby will love Montana and will not come back to the Indian reservation.The protagonist in my book is Jr. and he is similar to another character in a book that i have read in the way that they are two females who are very sensitive.

in todays reading i read "The absolutely true diary of a part time indian" by Sherman Alexie. Im learning more and more about Jr. and how him and his family get along. I learned in todays reading how his older sister, well his only sister has been living in the basement for years and is finally planning on moving out. Anyways Jr. sister plans on getting married on top of moving out of the basement. She wants to get married with this one casino guy she found. The casino guy has no name at the moment but is a guy who likes to travel and gamble. I also learned in todays reading that Jr.'s mom often cries, i found that interesting because i don't / wouldn't see her as a type of mom that often cries.

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Today I read a book called Monster. I read 14 pages. My book is about a boy named Steve who is only sixteen and is locked up!!!!!! Why? Well because he is being accused of murder. He is currently going to trial. I predict the trial will hit some bumps and will be locked up for life. Also i would ask the author why he wrote this book. This book is intense bececause you never know what can occur being locked up with dangerous criminals. I look forward in reading and recommending this book to others.

I am reading Monser by Walter Dean Myers. What I enjoyed was reading the dialogue in the court room.