“Do I have all the information that I need” and “have I found an answer to each of my questions?” Are the options that apply
Hi!
I think my book would be "All Our Broken Pieces" by L.D. Crichton.
It is a book about a girl having OCD. I also have OCD so I thought it was a very relatable book, and it was very comforting knowing that I am not alone. There are two main characters, Lennon and Kyler. Lennon has OCD and she feels insecure, and Kyler was in a house fire as a kid and has a scar on his face that he struggles to hide. They both feel insecure about themselves, but they learn to be themselves in each other.
It may not seem like a life-impacting book, but I just really really liked it, and I've sort of been learning to cope with it and be myself.
<u><em>It is my absolute favorite book of all time!!!</em></u>
<span>A) The comma attempts to set apart an essential element.
One comma rule is that you cannot use commas to set off essential parts of the sentence. The usage of two commas can only go around nonessential clause, meaning a clause that can be removed and the sentence will still make sense. However,</span><span> clauses beginning with a "</span>that"<span> that follows a noun are always essential! </span>
Answer: I think its a or b, tell me whats the answer.
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