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How many pages does Brian's Winter have?
Wintergirls has 278 pages.
What is an external conflict?
The conflict which a character has with someone else.An internal conflict is a conflict which the character has with himself.
Is being half invisible an internal conflict or external conflict?
it is niether because an external is a conflict with others and an internal is a conflict with yourself.
Which literary term word refers to the problem or struggle that starts the action in a story?
* conflict * crisis * incident * FTB (finding the body, murder mysteries)
What type of conflict is simply awareness of conflict situation?
There are many different types of conflict such as internal or external. Another example would be perceived conflict which is simply the awareness of a conflict situation.
When was Wintergirls created?
Wintergirls was created in 2009.
Who is Emma in wintergirls?
Emma is Lia's step-sister, or Jennifer's daughter.
What does the symbolism of winter and coldness mean in the book wintergirls?
winter is a time of death, and Lia and Cassie were "Wintergirls" because they weren't dead, but they weren't alive either. It's a symbol for how the girls were perpetually frozen.
Has the book 'Wintergirls' by Laurie Halse Anderson been turned into a movie?
No, but it should!
How many pages does Brian's Winter have?
Wintergirls has 278 pages.
What are some Laurie Halse Anderson books?
Wintergirls, Twisted, Prom, Catalyst, Chains and Fever 1793
How does wintergirls end?
she start to see her potential and started measuring herself on her strength not on a scale. She GETS BETTER!!!!!!!!!!
What is the dynamic character in wintergirls?
The dynamic character in "Wintergirls" is the protagonist, Lia. Throughout the novel, Lia undergoes significant internal growth and change as she struggles with an eating disorder and the guilt over her friend's death. Lia's journey to self-acceptance and recovery drives the narrative of the story.
How many chapters are in the book Wintergirls?
The book "Wintergirls" by Laurie Halse Anderson has a total of 66 chapters. The narrative follows the struggles of Lia, a girl dealing with the complexities of an eating disorder and the impact of her friend's death. The chapters are relatively short, contributing to the book's intense and fast-paced storytelling.
What is the main conflict in the novel the snow goose?
The main conflict in "The Snow Goose" by Paul Gallico is the emotional barriers faced by the characters, particularly Fritha and Philip, due to their personal struggles and societal norms. Fritha's initial fear of rejection and Philip's physical disability create obstacles to their relationship and personal growth. Additionally, the backdrop of World War II adds a layer of external conflict, as it impacts their lives and the connection they share with the wounded snow goose.
Summary of Wintergirls by Laurie Halse Anderson?
A girl is suffering from the shock of her best friends death. During this time period, the girl that is alive gets a disease that freezes her in time. This is the significance of the title, Wintergirls.
What are some good books I can read?
Harry Potter The Hunger Games Scat Schooled 39 Clues 1001 Cranes The Luxe The Curse of the Romanovs Maximum Ride Kira-Kira Hoot Walk Two Moons Flush The Lightning Thief Stargirl The Fire Within Esperanza Rising Wintergirls There's a few. Wintergirls is only for mature pre teens though.
