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Chronicles of a Liz

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Who is the author of the book? Patrick Ness
Who is the main character of the story? Zeke, a monitor lizard
Why is Zeke upset at the beginning of the book? He is upset because his friend Daniel starts wearing a hat, and Zeke think hats are only for birds.
Where does the story take place? Zeke's school and in his town
Who is the new student at school? A fish joins the school as a new student.
What strange dangers threatens the town? A powerful "Death Ray of Death" causes serious destruction.
How does Zeke feel about changes happening around him? He feels anxious and worried that his friendships are changing.
What happens to Zeke's house? It is destroyed by the Death Ray of Death.
Who are some of Zeke's friends? Daniel (the human) and Meil (the hawk)
What problem does Meil struggle with? He struggles to control his instincts when faced with the new fish student.
What must Zeke do as the story goes on? He must face his fears, trust his friends, and help save the day.
What is the main theme of the book? Friendship and learning how to handle change.
How does the book show that change can be difficult? Zeke feels confused and scared when things don't stay the same.
What lesson does Zeke learn about friendship? True friends can change and still care about each other.
Why is the hat important to the story? It represents change and makes Zeke question his friendships.
What message does the author want readers to understand? It's okay to feel worried about change, but facing those feelings helps us grow.
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