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Caroline In The Book 11
The book “Eleven” is about Sam, a ten years old child who lives with his grandpa, Mack. The main female character, Caroline is a girl who is new to the school. Their teacher Mrs. Waring assign them a project to build a castle in nine days. I want to describe more about Caroline and why I like her. Caroline’s farther is a painter and that is why she is traveling a lot. Caroline has brown curly hairs, brown eyes and spotty freckles. What I like about Caroline is that she is very compassionate to Sam. An example is when Caroline is willing to follow Sam’s ideas. Also, Caroline is nice and very careful about what she says. The way Sam is open minded makes Caroline want to spend more time building the castle or talking with Sam. The time when Caroline
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