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Janie's Diary Entry: 'Don T Close Your Eyes'

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I also created a diary entry for my flash drive because it relates really well to the book “don’t close your eyes”. It relates really well because Janie wants to start remembering her dreams so she starts journaling about them. With that happening I thought that it would be perfect to create a diary entry. As I continue to read the book I am starting to realize that Janie wants to figure out about her sleeping problems. McCann does a good job of hinting and this in many different ways. One of the ways is by having Janie starting to write her dreams down. Another way is by having Janie go to the sleep help class. The diary entry that I wrote is about the day when Janie received the note from Miss. Stubin. In the book the note from Miss Stubin

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