Where She Went

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I decided for my IRP project to do a art project. My art project is a canvas with pictures attached to string. I am going to put 10 pictures on the canvas that relate to the story. The book Where She Went is kind of a sequel to the first book, If I Stay.
After three years, Adam and Mia have started their careers and went separate ways. After the car accident, Mia went to Julliard and Adam became a rockstar. Adam decides to go to one of her cellist concerts. Mia notices him and ends up spending the evening with Adam as they catch up on everything. They meet up the night before they both leave on tour in opposite directions.
My first photo on my string is a concert because this story is told from Adam’s viewpoint and he is a singer/guitar player

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