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In the beginning of this book is about a test and how Jamee didn’t erase a problem on the board even though she got it right.Jamee felt like there was an imaginary spotlight on her she felt so nervous.The letter F was scrawled so big on Jamee’s paper but it was a different test that she took she barlely got that test back from her teacher.The teacher Mrs.Guessner was going over the answer’s with the class room when she handed back out the paper’s.Jamee was too mad to go over the answer because of that big F that she got on her paper.Mrs.Gussner told Jamee to take her school work a little more serious because of all the F’s she has had.Mrs.Gussner’s voice rose up at Jamee because it was an wrong answer.
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