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The Skeleton Sisters copied Cass's sock monster. Has anyone ever copied you in a similar way? Explain.
On page 334, the narrator/author discusses several possible scenarios. Which scenario do you agree with and why? Or if you disagree, create your own scenario the author could have used.
Is there a limit on the number of friends a person can have? Explain.
The book ends with an interview with the author asking himself questions. Write ten questions you would ask yourself in an interview and provide the answers to the questions.
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