#24

i would say i do like Christopher, because he is just really blunt and looks at things how they truly are. I am the type of person who hates when people wont say stuff to other peoples face and Christopher sure doesn't do that.

#23

26 pages into this book i am beginning to like it more and more the characters are becoming more clear and the plot is slowly starting to unravel. the theme/topic of this book is very interesting because of the way it is shown, but also because i can relate to the topic. nothing really is standing out so far personally just all around the whole book stands out.

#22

This  style of book is very different from what i am used to its interesting. I'm not to sure how i feel about it just yet but i have a feeling that i will become to like it.

#26

The murder investigation will be dropped but then just as he will be forgetting and giving up he will figure it out. Chris and his fathers relationship will begin to fall apart because they have broken the trust they once had. one major this that might happen in  the second half of the book is when Chris finally get to meet mr. shears he will find out what really happened between Mr. shears and his mom.

#21

what i have learned most about autism is that there different but acually different in a good way they seem to be way smarter than the average person. i say this because they see something and can always remeber it, its almost that they can control there minds more than the average person . when they see something they always refer back to it, there also a great worker for something that is very repetitive something that would drive the "normal" mind crazy.

#20

Austin Visschedyk is 14 years old and loves to take pictures. He goes and takes pictures and has a job as a paparazzo. He seems to be a nice kid until the fame hits him but that's like anybody when they gain fame. But if nothing else he is a confident young boy who knows what he wants in life. lastly, overall Austin Visschedyk is just like any other kid, he just following his dreams.

#19 teenage paparazzo

The boy had made a bit of sense of  insane celebrity culture until he had gained fame and let it take over. But mostly it just doesn't make sense and is a really hard life to lead being followed around everywhere. This celebrity-obsessed world that we are living in, i have learned that when you are a celebratory you do give up a lot and some times its not even worth it. They have to give up all there personal space and always having to be followed and when they screw up its 10 times worse.