Pride and prejudice is a feminist book which broke barriers and was a revolutionary book for its time. This classic written by Jane Austen has sparked many different debates and brought classrooms to long discussions. The fact that, despite the time's norms, Elizabeth chose to reject Mr. Collins proposal and find herself someone she actually cares about shows just how forward-thinking Jane Austen was.
The book starts out and you meet Maddie who is excited because tonight she's going to her first ever middle school dance. Tonight is the night she'll hang out with her bestie Kiersten and hopefully get to dance with her crush Avery. She is sadly disappointed when she gets there because Avery asks another girl to dance. she is even more devastated when she gets the news that a tornado has come through her neighborhood and destroyed specifically her and Avery's house. this means avery and maddie are going to spend the entire summer in the same house, which is exciting and terrifying. throughout the book you watch maddie as her relationships build and break. her and avery grow an unbreakable bond, but her and kiersten have their share of ups and downs. The whole book pretty much revolves around one specific plot point which is maddie's insecurity about kiersten. She thinks that kiersten is replacing her with the new girl gabby at school. Also just all of the stress and anxiety maddie is feeling, everything she's learned to love in life is gone, this makes her take out her anger, sadness, and frustration on friends and her loved ones. In the end, she realizes what's really important in life. Even when her house gets rebuilt she doesn't feel better because some of her relationships have been torn. Once she fixes things with Kiersten and Gabby it's like her life has been put back together. Possessions and money aren't what's important in life. Its your friends and family that keep you on the ground through hard times.
I'm not quite sure, but it's either A or C. I think it would be A. Hope this helps. (Please mark this brainliest, I would really appreciate it) Thanks!
B) It includes opinion, emotion, and first-person point of view.
Explanation:
In stating that 'I believe that we need to stop it', the statement uses opinion and first-person. The following 'cute baby snapper and grouper' uses opinion and emotion.
