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Flipped Julai Van Daanen Character Analysis

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“His beautiful blue eyes” this quote comes from the story Flipped by Wendelin Van Draanen .The character Juli is describing Bryce another character. Juli always stays positive in hard times. Juli has a growth mindset. In Flipped, Juli has a growth mindset. When Juli finds out that her favorite sycamore tree is going to get cut down so she climbs the up the tree and refuses to come down. She says, “You can’t just cut it down, you’re going to have to cut me down too!” This shows that Juli has a growth mindset because she finds out her dog Champ dies and her favorite tree gets cut down but stays positive and stays strong. After everything she has she stays positive and strong. Juli also says after she’s been through everything she wants to

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