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The fiction story Every soul a Star by, Wendy mass, takes place in a campground in iceland called Moon Shadow. It tells the story of Ally, Bree, Jack, Three unlikely friends who wants to make it so ally does not have to move to Chicago, and Bree not take over the campground. They must fight against the parents in order to achieve this goal, first, Bree is told that she is moving to a remote campground, called Moon Shadow in iceland. Then, Bree and her family arrive and ally is very shocked, and Ally and Bree try to trick the parents into letting Ally stay. It gets really intense when the eclipse is about to happen and Ally, Bree, and Jack start to face their new future ,after that all of their world start to turn around and go a new direction.
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