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Kristen D Randle's The Only Alien On The Planet
How far does curiosity take you?The book is called The Only Alien on the Planet and the Author’s name is Kristen D Randle.Smitty went through a horrible experience when he was little, his brother tried to drown him and told him if he ever spoke or told anyone about him trying to drown smitty that a bomb was going to explode in his head.Ginny had started to talk to Smitty because she was so curious that he would never talk and how he was so smart.The theme of the book made me realize how far curiosity can take you because Ginny was so curious about Smitty’s life.
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In Conclusion the characters went through some hard experiences and some of them are Ginny and Smitty.Ginny started to think about why Smitty never talked or why was he so smart, she stated to be friends with him and they somehow got very closed and even liked each other.On the other hand Smitty went through a harder experience than most of them he than started for the
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The book The Only Alien on the Planet was mainly curiosity.Smitty and Ginny were the main characters that had people curious about their lives and their relationship between them.You should never let curiosity take you as far as it took ginny in the book because sometimes you don’t even know where it’s taking you or how far is taking you.Also, you shouldn’t think bad or think someone’s an alien just because they don’t talk or they are very smart, because you never know if that person you’re calling an alien may end up being your boyfriend or a very close

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