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This month I read the book, Amulet The Stonekeeper, by Kazu Kibuishi. It is a graphic novel that is about 180 pages long. I chose this book because it is very interesting and creates suspense.
This story takes place in a car as a flashback to when the Emily’s father dies. The family has to leave their home because the mother can no longer afford it so she takes her family to an old house that she inherited. Later then, Emily finds the amulet while cleaning.
The main character, or protagonist is Emily. Emily is thirteen and new to the town and is having a hard time being calm with her new start, but she is still trying to make the best of things. Emily is very confident and is a great big sister to her brother, Navin.
The antagonist in this

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