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Pete presents life with the Greats as rather idyllic. Does he convince you that such a life is preferable to city life? Why or why not?
Micah thinks her parents leave her with the Greats because of Jordan. Why do you think they leave her? Support your argument with the text.
This section sees a lot of action and many scene changes. Describe the sequence of events from the time Micah arrives at the Greats' until the end of the book.
Micah does not stay at the Greats as her parents intended. Explain how you think the story might have been different had she done so.
Do you believe Micah? Why or why not?
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