I think Uncle Sibley doesn't like Julian, and his office really reminds me of the Weighty Word Book about the first story, because they both feature a tall skyscraper and an office on the highest floor.
I think that Uncle Sibley and his aunt are really trying to get rid of Julian because they don't care about anything but themselves and money, at least the book makes it sound like that. I think Julian's aunt was trying to sound worried when she didn't know where he was, but she sounded more annoyed at him than concerned. -Natalie :-)
I think Robin is a girl and deeply cares about Redwood trees, that is why she is not afraid to send a mocking e-mail to a respected person. Especially calling him bad names. Also Julian's aunt and uncle kind of also match each other. They are both kind of snotty, mean, and don't care about Julian. His aunt always finds a way to deduct points from his "point chart", and when she adds points she only adds a little bit.
Yeah, I think you're right, Jayna. Aunt Daffinne (or however you spell it) should add more to the points when she adds, and deduct a little less each time.
I think Uncle Sibley doesn't like Julian, and his office really reminds me of the Weighty Word Book about the first story, because they both feature a tall skyscraper and an office on the highest floor.
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I think that Uncle Sibley and his aunt are really trying to get rid of Julian because they don't care about anything but themselves and money, at least the book makes it sound like that. I think Julian's aunt was trying to sound worried when she didn't know where he was, but she sounded more annoyed at him than concerned.
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who's Uncle Sibley's aunt? >:)
DeleteJULIAN'S aunt, Max.
Deleteno...no...no...too hard to explain.
DeleteI think Robin is a girl and deeply cares about Redwood trees, that is why she is not afraid to send a mocking e-mail to a respected person. Especially calling him bad names. Also Julian's aunt and uncle kind of also match each other. They are both kind of snotty, mean, and don't care about Julian. His aunt always finds a way to deduct points from his "point chart", and when she adds points she only adds a little bit.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I think you're right, Jayna. Aunt Daffinne (or however you spell it) should add more to the points when she adds, and deduct a little less each time.
ReplyDelete-Michelle
Like she will.
DeleteHaha, maybe she will.
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