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The story of Ann this boy/girl loved Ann. He/she felt like Ann was her/his family. Ann does almost everything with her friend. They had so much fun together. Then, Ann was diagnosed with a cancer. Ann died and her friend was upset, but he/she will remember Ann in Her/his heart. In the story The day I took the Spotlight at Kelli's school, Kelli and her class all made their presentation and Kelli's teacher pick, three to five students to be in the speech contest with their presentation and Kelli was one of them. When everyone finished their speech Kelli got first place! Kelli was so ecstatic. She had the spotlight. To compare the stories, Ann and The Day I Took the Spotlight, Ann and Kelli's great grandma were both old
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