Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Chapter 28 - How to Ruin a Summer Vacation

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  1. Vira StarrMarch 4, 2009 at 3:39 PM

    Chapter 28
    WEIRD! I felt weird when I was reading this chapter of the story! With all the action that is happening between Amy and Avi made me want to close my eyes, even if it's book! Not a T.V.! But I still read on, good thing the rest of the group came, and it seems that Amy and O'snat finally have a real great cousin-to-cousin relationship! I am so proud of them! This is great, I like it when it's near to the ending, it always have something to not be disappointed with!

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  2. Julie ItibusMarch 5, 2009 at 3:52 AM

    My gosh, I love Amy so much. I think Safta was right about this trip. I guess she really did needed some time off from reality. She really changed since she had gone on this trip. She finally made up with Avi, which of course is a good thing, she made her friend O’dead realize what he’d be missing out on if he doesn’t make his move now, became really close with everyone: O’dead, Ofra, Avi, Doo Doo, and Osnat, she’s also learned to finally love her family here in Israel, and last but not least also made up with her cousin Snotty who is also known as Osnat.

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  3. Gyu Ri kimMarch 7, 2009 at 5:09 AM

    This chapter was what I've been waiting for! Amy fianlly apologizes to O'snot. It seemed a little sudden, but she cares. She and O'snot have a little conversation together. I knew they would become good friends! I was happy to read the part where they were both honest about their feelings. This time, they didn't even end up fighting. I hope Amy will learn how much her parents love her. I want her to stop thinking that her being born wasn't a mistake. If she was a mistake, her mom or Ron wouldn't love her. She wouldn't have been welcomed by Safta at Israel. Avi wouldn't have liked her either.

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  4. Lillian PuaMarch 10, 2009 at 4:59 PM

    So Avi knows how to control himself and he can stop anything. Amy has no self-control. Thank God! Avi is the one to stop all the commotion by asking a question that Amy doesn't want to talk about. I can tell she doesn't want to talk about her parents with Avi. She gets all upset when the subject about parents comes up. Avi can see that Amy is not happy about it. Amy should realize that if it wasn't for her mother she wouldn't be alive by now. I believe that all single mothers are brave. They can stand up for themselves without the help from their baby-father. So Avi is helping Amy to express her feelings and thoughts about her parents. I think Amy is ashame to talk about it or maybe she's not ready to talk about them with Avi.

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  5. Herman DelrosarioMarch 11, 2009 at 5:30 PM

    Avi and Amy are really taking it seriously and carefully. I can see that Amy changed him. Avi is a different person now since the day she came. I am also happy that Amy was the first step up to O'snat and apologize. She is starting to change. She's not the apologetic type of person but I knew that she had to do it because she wants to be peace with her. O'snat was shocked and confused but she, too, apologized to Amy. They really are straight up towards each other.

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  6. doyileeeeeee♥April 6, 2009 at 5:12 AM

    Slowly, little by little, everything is loosening up, and I see many solutions happening to all the problems that happened before. The misunderstanding between Avi and Amy has been fixed, ever since they went out after they realized how much they love each other. Also, Amy and O'snot are finally apologizing and forgiving! This is like a miracle, because I'd never thought the two brats will start to like each other at all. They've been fighting for a couple of months now, and I guess both of them are exhausted by all the arguements. What's left now is the relationship with Amy and Ron; I hope they love each other soon!

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  7. AnonymousJune 2, 2009 at 10:13 PM

    Chapter 28
    This chapter has a lot of intimacy. I enjoy how Avi and Amy are becoming so close; I don’t think they would want to break up. But a long distance relationship won’t really work in their favor but I hope it does! In this chapter Amy and Snotty let it all out, but not in a bad way. They talk about how they never knew each other and Amy talked about how she never thought her summer vacation will reveal so many hidden secrets. Amy just found out that her dad is the Director of the Homeland Security. Why did her mom lie to her all these years? I’m glad that they are finally getting a long and It’s good that Osnat comes true with how she feels about Avi and Amy. I hope when Amy goes back to the Moshav, she'll be more grateful she has Ron.

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