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The character of Lena was my best character. Her eagerness to correct a past mistake intrigued me.
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Two characters really stuck to me in this book and they are Kalayla and Lena. For Kalayla, I admired her boldness and how she feels she can take care of herself. For Lena, I love how she showed affection for both Kalayla and her mother.
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Kalayla. She was so mature for her age, though her know-it-all attitude could be too much sometimes. I also liked Maureen because it takes courage to go against all you've been taught because you know it's false.
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My favorite character was Lena; I admired her strength
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My favorite character is Kalayla. She’s funny and intelligent.
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It's obviously Kalayla she reminded me of my childhood I was a very stubborn child. I love her bravery and the kind of questions she asked in the book.
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My favourite character is Kaylayla. She exhibited so much maturity at some point in the book.
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My favorite would have to be Kalayla because she went through so much at such an early age. And, I so enjoyed my daughters and their friends during their teens. Even the ones thst have had hardships just seem to have a life force about them that just makes you feel more alive when around them.
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My favorite would have to be Kalayla because she went through so much at such an early age. And, I so enjoyed my daughters and their friends during their teens. Even the ones thst have had hardships just seem to have a life force about them that just makes you feel more alive when around them.
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It has to be Kalayla for me. She was feisty and wise beyond her years. She's the perfect mix of sweet and sassy.
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