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Heart Of A Dolphin Chapter Summary
The book I am reporting on is called Heart Of A Dolphin and is considered realistic fiction. Annie is a the main character and lives in the coastal Connecticut town called Twin Coves Point. Annie is the only girl and middle child in her family. She has an older brother Jacob and a younger brother Will. Her parents own a struggling small restaurant called The Dockview. Annie has a best friend whose name is Emma and lives nearby. Emma also meets a new girl Zoe who is around her age. Morgan is another girl in town who Annie describes as the mean girl.
This story takes place during the summer. Annie is swimming down at the cove with her siblings, mom and best friend Emma. While she is swimming she sees something in the water that is stuck
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