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3. The City Of Ember
4. Fever 1793
5. Loser
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Running Out Of Time
This blog is created by, Austin Varela, Justin Clark, and Christian Chow. It is made to help you with this book.
Questions to Think About While Reading Running Out of Time
Q: Why does Jessie's father go into denial, so he still thinks that it's still 1840?
Q: Do you think that Clifton's experiment would have been worth it? Why or Why not?
Q: What is the importance of the fat environmentalist?
Q: How would you explain the last 171 years to someone from the 1840s?
Q: How do you think Jessie felt when roles were changed and she was the tourist watching Clifton?
Q: What do you think Jessie escaping through the walls of Clifton represent?
Q: Do you think that Clifton's experiment would have been worth it? Why or Why not?
Q: What is the importance of the fat environmentalist?
Q: How would you explain the last 171 years to someone from the 1840s?
Q: How do you think Jessie felt when roles were changed and she was the tourist watching Clifton?
Q: What do you think Jessie escaping through the walls of Clifton represent?
Summary of The Book Running Out of Time
This book is about a 13 year old girl named Jessie Keyser, who lives in an 1840s type village of Clifton, Indiana. But there's a deadly disease (Diphtheria) going around the village and Jessie is sent by her mother to leave the village in order to try and find a cure for everyone. Jessie finds it very hard to make sense of what's outside of the town, because up until this point in she has been living in a "normal" little village and doesn't know about some alien items and the way they work. It's a shock for Jessie, she's trying to explain to others around her about the illness that has hit the village, but consistently becomes weaker. Up until the point where she passes out with Diphtheria. But in this adventure/mystery book, a big twist, revealed early in the book, makes you want to learn more, and wonder what it would really be like if you were in that situation.
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