As Bod grows older, he becomes more curious about the outside world, and starts interacting more with the living. Do these interactions influence his relationships with the dead? How does these occurrences colour his understanding of the living world?
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Katie Anzovino · April 23, 2020 at 5:31 pm
I think Bod did explore more of the outside world when he got older. He wanted to make more friends in school I think and he wanted to stay friends with Stephanie too. I think they may have impacted his relationship s with the dead since as he got older it was harder to see them like at the end of the story. I think Bod was impacted by each character he met in different ways but he ends up forming his own opinions and I think that will serve Bod good as he adventure s into the outside world at the end of the book.
Katie Anzovino · April 23, 2020 at 5:34 pm
I think Bod had a good relationship with his friend Stephanie and I think this impacted Bod since as much as he loved the dead he wanted to know more about the living and also after his lessons with the dead wanted Bod wanted to go to school. Loved the ending of this story