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Wentdelin Van Dlaren Flipped
In the book Flipped by Wendelin Van Draanen, the way Juli feels about Bryce has flipped. That means that Juli has lost feeling for Bryce as he said the things that he said about her yard. She goes from liking him to not liking him.
On page 11 it says ¨ honestly one look and I was a lunatic. It's his eyes.¨ It tells how she likes him and that when she saw him at first he liked her. Right when she saw him she instantly liked him. She likes him for the features he has.
On page 81 it is talking about how she is mad at bryce. She doesn't like him anymore for what he said about her yard. She is avoiding him and like trying to stay away from him. He said that her yard looked bad. He also said it looked over fertilized. That made her sad cause she

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