Ninth grader Will Tuppence is in control.
He plans everything obsessively, from the perfect stargazing night with his crush, Mi-Su, to the regular Saturday- night games of Monopoly with his friends. He's even planned his entire adulthood: career as an astronomer; mint condition, black 1985 Jaguar XJS/12; two kids....
But everything changes the day Will learns one startling fact: protons-those tiny atomic particles, the building blocks to the building blocks of life-can die. The one thing that was so certain in this world to will has an expiration date.
And Will's carefully planned-out life?
Not so certain, either.
The author's point of view in "Smiles to Go" by Jerry Spinelli focuses on the complexities of family relationships, friendships, and facing challenges with humor and resilience. The story emphasizes the importance of staying positive and finding joy in small moments, even during tough times. Ultimately, the author promotes the idea that smiles and laughter can help navigate through life's obstacles.
this story is About a Boy named will tuppence who is fascinated by protons. if u write this on your report you will DEFINITELY get 100% or an A+. i got all of my friends from every school around the world to write that sentence as the summary and they either got a 100% or an A+. i even tried it and it worked. they even put it in my school paper! i know a lot of people.
first person point of view by Will.
they want us to see how their friend ship is.
"Smiles to Go" by Jerry Spinelli has 256 pages.
Smiles to Go was created on 2008-04-29.
I go straight to the point it is a noun. :)
The ISBN of Smiles to Go is 0-060-28133-2.
The turning point in "Smiles to Go" by Jerry Spinelli is when Will, the main character, realizes the impact of his actions on his relationships with his friends and family. He begins to understand the importance of empathy and kindness, leading to personal growth and a shift in his perspective on life. This realization marks a significant moment of change and growth for Will.
because they like the view
Just a personal point of view, I'd want to go... if I believed in it.
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The book "Smiles to Go" was written by Jerry Spinelli. It follows the story of a boy named Will Tuppence and his experiences with friendship, family, and finding his place in the world.
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The climax of the book "Smiles to Go" occurs when Will confronts his feelings for his friend Mi Su and must decide whether or not to pursue a romantic relationship with her despite the potential risks involved. This moment marks a turning point in the story and challenges Will to consider his own feelings and priorities.