

Little did he know till much, much later that Stargirl Caraway, a most unusual and fascinating young lady, would read this and send an unsigned gift to him. Leo's mother places a birthday announcement in the paper for him when he turns fourteen that tells of his penchant for the porcupines.
LOVE STARGIRL CLIFF NOTES SERIES
Through this seemingly small detail about him, a whole series of spectacular events is placed in motion. This becomes clear when he tells us about his love of porcupine ties. How It All Goes Down The prologue wastes no time telling us that the narrator, Leo Borlock, is attracted to the unusual in our world. Russian Dystopian Novel "We" George Orwell/Aldous Huxley Romeo & Juliet/ Classical Music/Deep Purple, Etc. Unbroken - Louis Zamperini Story - KWAJALEIN - EXECUTION ISLAND Unbroken - Louis Zamperini Story - FORGIVENESS Unbroken - Louis Zamperini Story - WHEN LOUIE MET BILLY Unbroken - Louis Zamperini Story - THE BIRD - THEN AND LATER Unbroken - Louis Zamperini Story - NAOETSU and CAMP B-4 Unbroken - Louis Zamperini Story - PRISON CAMPS - OFUNA and OMORI Unbroken - Louis Zamperini Story - A GREEN HORNET and GREY SHARKS Unbroken - Louis Zamperini Story - SUPER MAN ATTACKS - FUNAFUTI and NAURU Unbroken - Louis Zamperini Story - B-24s IN COMBAT Suggestion: Before you read this book, read the first one: "Stargirl".Unbroken - Louis Zamperini Story - ZAMP and HIS SUPER MAN B-24 But, just to end on a positive note, I did find most of the events that took place to be interesting and quite spectacular. It's like there's so much going on that you can't remember everything so you have to go back and reread it. Also, I can't remember half the things that happened other then the events that happened towards the end. What I mean by this is that some of the events that occur in this story have a 1 in 100,000 chance of happening in reality. The only thing I disliked about this book was that it was somewhat. You have to keep moving on no matter what situations reality hurdles at you to face. Forget about yesterday because you're never going to be able to relive today over again: time is precious and thinking about the mistakes you've made and the situations you've faced isn't worth the time.

The theme that I felt was pointed out through most of this story was to forget about the past and live today.

The setting was perfect: it took place in the town where they filmed the 1940's thriller, "The Blob". The characters in this novel were quirky, whole-hearted, thought through, oddball-ish (In a good sense.), funny, and entertaining.
LOVE STARGIRL CLIFF NOTES MOVIE
I wouldn't be surprised if they made a movie for both novels. I'm proud to say that "Love, Stargirl" exceeded my expectations. When I finished reading it I was taken by complete surprise. Really it was a realistic-fiction story about a boy named Leo and his changing opinion about a girl, named Stargirl, over a period of time. When I first picked up "Stargirl", judging by the illustration on the cover, I thought it was a sci-fi novel about a supernova that so happened to change into a girl. Still upset over the breakup (not official) with her boyfriend, Leo, she continues to cope with it and moving to Pennsylvania by writing Leo "the world's longest letter", describing the events that happen over the time span of a year.

LOVE STARGIRL CLIFF NOTES HOW TO
Other Information: Continuation to "Stargirl"įifteen-year-old Stargirl Caraway is no ordinary teenager: she has a pet rat named Cinnamon, knows how to play a ukulele, and has a wagon filled with rocks which measure how happy she is. Genre: Realistic-fiction, Romance, & Teen
