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Descriptive Words In Cole's Touching Spirit Bear
In the book, Touching Spirit Bear, a boy named Cole has a bad temper, and it gets him into trouble more than once. His anger puts him in a predicament that almost causes him jail time. An Indian group called Circle Justice, focused on helping troubled teens, steps in to help. As a result, Cole has to spend a year on an island in south-east Alaska. There he is mauled by a rare black bare that is completely white called the Spirit Bear. Although he suffers near fatal injuries on the outside, his wounds on the inside begin to heal causing his life to change.

The book is amazing, but it is lacking in the use of descriptive words. It seems dull in some points of this book. It is all around a good book in many other ways though. It shows Cole's

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