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In my opinion, I don't really like this story. It gave us as a reader a negative vibes regarding to their attitude. 'Twelve and not stupid' is very interesting at the beginning. I am wonder what twelve and not stupid is. It is very mysterious. The writer began the story with the character of Auntie May. I feel pity towards Shasha has to wait alone after school time. It will be so dangerous if we let a kid to be alone.If she has been kidnapped, she and her family would be in trouble. Shasha's father should be more alert about it,

Secondly, I am curious with Auntie May. Papa ask Shasha to lied to her mother, for that reason I thought Papa has a scandal with Auntie May. I feel sorry to Shasha because she felt guilty to her mother. She is just
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