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Flipped Wentdelin Van Daanen Summary
The sweet romance and drama story, “Flipped” by Wendelin Van Draanen, is about a girl, Juliana, and a boy, Bryce, who lived across each other since second grade. This story is told by both, Juli and Bryce’s, points of view. When Juliana first saw Bryce she knew she would like him a whole lot. Now when Bryce first saw Juliana that was a different story. He ran away from her. You can see how their relationship started out from both sides in chapters one and two. Juli might have had a huge crush on Bryce but he did not feel the same way. He had always found her to be the weird girl living across from him. In his defence, who sits in trees and raises chickens for fun?

When they reached Seventh grade, things had been starting to change majorly.

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