We are reading the story Maniac Magee, the last thing we read when Earl Grayson died.  We have to continue the story as to what we think might happen and how it would end.  I need some help, please
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Great, now I know Earl dies.  Thanks jerk
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I have read that there isn't any quidditch in the next book which supports Harry not coming back to Hogwarts.  I also read that the last word in the book is supposed to be SCAR.
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After talking to my 11 year old boy who is an avid reader...he suggested the Story of Red Beard.\n\nI would suggest sharing with them names of pirates you know from stories and how pirates get their name (ie red beard, blue beard, peg-leg pete, jack sparow, captian hook).  A great skit would be for them to come up with a pirate name and tell the story of how the pirate got his name.
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Hey kewlchic1...\n\n I've just read the short story and I enjoyed reading about the miracles of brother Gómez in the city of Lima.\n The scorpion alluded in the title is mentioned in the last miracle of the story. One day, brother Gómez is visited by a peddler who, knowing of the brother's miraculous reputation, hopes to be granted the miracle of having loads of money. Brother Gómez grants him the miracle by transforming a scorpion in his cell into a scorpion shaped jewel. The peddler uses it to pay his debts and make money. At the end, he returns the jewel to brother Gómez and he brings it to life again.\n\nHope this helps!
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Why don't you read the wikipedia entry on the book if you are searching for ideas http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_of_the_flies  \n\nGood Luck!!!
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Summary:\n\n\nMatilda (Mattie) Cook, a teenager, lives in Philadelphia with her mother and grandfather. In the summer of 1793, a yellow fever epidemic decimates the population of this thriving city, which was the nation's capital at the time. Residents flee the city, barricade themselves in their homes, or shun the ill and needy.\n\nLucille, Mattie's mother, contracts yellow fever, so she sends Mattie and her grandfather to the country for safety. On the way out of the city, they see widespread devastation and death from the fever. Mattie also contracts yellow fever but, fortunately, survives.\n\nWeeks later Mattie and her grandfather return to Philadelphia with the hope of finding Lucille. Instead they find a looted business and encounter thieves who cause her grandfather's death. Mattie meets up with Eliza, their former cook and a member of the Free African Society, and together they minister to yellow fever victims.\n\nThe frost comes in October and kills all disease-bearing mosquitoes. Lucille and Mattie are reunited. Then Mattie and Eliza form a partnership and make the Cook Coffeehouse thrive in the newly recovered city.\n\nFever 1793 was the 2003 recipient of the Rebecca Caudill Award.
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I am not familiar with that piece of literature, but it suggests to me that the character had to figure out how to solve a problem, but only had a minute and a half to do so before some disaster happens.  I would have to see it in context to help you better.  Also, the word should be "lasts," not "last."
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OMG!  Thanks for the fond memories - he was a staple of my childhood as well.  Unfortunately,  I have no idea what the man did during the time proceeding his death.  One thing is certain he is greatlly missed  <sniff>
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I just read all of your past questions and you should be writing children's books. You are very creative and entertaining. I think your ideas are brilliant and you should spend your time developing them in a positive way. I would love to read a story about "ear gnomes, but vampires, liver pixies, sock pixies, hair witches, and nose fairies" to my future stepson. Go where your mind takes you and maybe one day I'll be reading your books.
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Dear Mr. Holmes:\n   I am writing to find out what you thought was your best detective work and why? What happened and when? What were the clues? Did anything or anyone fool you? What steps did you take to solve it? What was the final outcome? Did Dr. Watson help you? If so, how? And finally, from start to finish how much did it cost you to solve this mystery? \nThank you.\n\n                                                 Sincerely,
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There are numerous on line sites to help you with this novel.  Here are a few of them.  Also, if you do a search for the novel on YA, I think you will find that there are quite a few questions about the novel, so they may help you as well.  Best of luck with your work.
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Intriguing! Did you write this yourself? It's as if you took the works of Ayn Rand, Stephen King, and Roald Dahl then mixed them all together. \n As for a mottled mattress......Yuck! There are some mysteries better left alone. (for instance, what's really in grandma's casserole) ;)
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Greetings my sister. I am Daniker, warrior prince of the Shedi people. The dark forces of Amaya are regrouping for the final conflagration (as foretold in the Second Book of Shymon). Our task, which is of great immediacy, is to muster all our allies to defend the Sacred Light and Truth, and to defeat the evil Amaya once and for all. Be in contact with me soon, and alert all the righteous ones.
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look in the back of his latest book, there is usually a list of all books published. My parents read his books, I have only read Bone Collector and Coffin Dancer, but he has done a lot. There was The Lake Houses and some kind of numbered series, something like 1st to die, and 2nd something, and 3rd Horseman I think, anyway that is all I know, hoped it helped. If you want his whole collection you are probably going to have to look for them individually or perhaps order them all from the publisher or find them from a collector. People like my parents read them once and then collect them and they are kept in excellent condition. Try a local used bookstore to scope out some collectors.
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Major Spoiler:\nPhoebe and Coop gets married.\nBillie lost her sister,Christy.\nPiper and Leo travel back in time to change the outcome that leads to Phoebe n Paige's death.\nThe 3 sisters will get a glance of wat's in store in the future.
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For not knowing the plot or what part of the story you've given us, I'm rather impressed and sad to be given such a small portion.  I hesitate to say "good for 15" because there are published writers three times your age that don't write as well, but you have very solid potential.  I would second what bunnicula said about not posting more until you have it copyrighted, but keep us updated--I look very forward to purchasing it one day. (And I'm jealous of your close friends who will be able to read the rest before then)
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There is lots of on line help for this novel.  These sites should give you all the information you need.  Best of luck with it.