The book, “Keeping
the Moon”, is a young adult fiction by Sarah Dessen. She is the New York Times bestselling author of ten
novels, which have sold more than seven million copies and have received rave
reviews as well as numerous awards. She lives in Chapel Hill, North Carolina,
with her husband, Jay, and their daughter, Sasha Clementine. I chose this book, because of the
character’s life and their different personalities. The main characters I read
so far are Nicolas “Colie” Sparks and Katharine “Kiki” Sparks. Colie is the protagonist
of the novel, a 15 year old teenage girl, and the daughter of Kiki. When
her mother, Kiki became a famous exercise guru, she shed her weight but not her insecurity to herself. Kiki is a famous
exercise guru and Colie’s mother. The story starts with the introduction of the
characters. Colie and Kiki talked about what they had been in their Fat Years
where her mother had no decent job and house. When Kiki got into the job in
Lady Fitness Gym, they started to have a steady income and apartment.
I can reflect myself into this book especially Colie
who lived with her insecurity for being an obese. As an ordinary student, I also
bullied by my classmates and friends for being overweight. The plot of the
story is about Colie and Kiki used to be poor and moved often. They were very overweight and spent most
of the time living in their car while her mother switched jobs. What I like in this book is how the author portrayed
every character in this story because it can easily understand the flow of the
story. The new vocabularies I learned this week are fidget, dune, impassive,
subtle, and fathom.

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