Tangerine
By Edward Bloor
Monday, November 19, 2007
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By Edward Bloor
By Edward Bloor
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Tangerine: The Facts
Tangerine was writen by Edward Bloor, who was born in 1950. It was published in 1997. Then, Tangerine went on to being published by at least four publishers. They were: Scholastic, Harcourt, Perfection Learning Prebound, and Turtleback Books. It is a easy read of about 300 pages. Tangerine is a renowned book that has been loved for years.
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2. Paul has changed because in the beginning he was this shy, awkward boy who wore huge glasses because he could not see well. In the end of the story, Paul is this outgoing boy, who loves soccer, and is not afraid to speak his mind. He loves helping others and will do anything for a good cause.
Yes, because he was very shy and werid at the beginning of the book. He never really belonged with a group of people, he was just on his own. But, toward the end he learns to stand up for himself and not depend on others to defend him.
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