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In the book, I’ll Give You the Sun by Jandy Nelson, two twins named Jude and Noah are very close. Noah was an artist that was starting to take a liking to his neighbor, Brian. Jude was a popular girl that was known to be a daredevil. Three years later, it's different. Jude is the one going to art school, Noah stopped drawing, and they barely talk. They both are finding out more about their family and the people they know as they start to become close again. I believe this book is well written. For example, in this book the point of view changes from them being thirteen to them being sixteen in the next chapter. Not many authors could do something like that and have it be a enjoyable book, but the author did a nice job with that. Many new

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