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Cece Bell's El Deafo: Analysis
Have you ever had to move away from your best friend? In the book El Deafo, Cece Bell had to experience this heartbreak, which I can relate to in my life significantly. Cece had to move to a different town causing her to leave behind her friends and even sadly her best friend. This caused her to have to make new friends, which was extremely difficult. I experienced this exact event a couple of times in the past 8 years. Frist in 2009, I moved from Texas to Oklahoma, which causing me to leave behind old friends and make new friends. Then in 2013, my parents withdrew me from public school and started homeschooling me. The transition, caused me to lose contact with my schools, which was tough on me and even harder to make new friends than it

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