Emoji: Why Evie's This Girl Is Different

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In my book, "This Girl is Different", one emoji that explains a part in the book is surprised emotive. It was Evie’s first day of a public school and she was surprised about how the school was. It states on page 48, "I can't think of a less appealing environment. It's like a warehouse. Except worse." and page 49 "The bell rings, but it doesn't sound like school bells in movies." She doesn't except a lot of things that she thought school was about. Another emoji used to describe another scene is the heart eyes emoji. When she first met at the beginning, Evie was so amazed by Rajas as if it was love at first sight. "His beauty is pathological." (page 9) and "I am straddling the boy's back, my thighs are rubbing against his arms. And he's so warm.

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