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Close Reading:An Invisible Sign of My Own

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Sandra L

 

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April 27, 2015

 

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University

 

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Mona's perfect little world is threatened when she crosses paths with love and her soul mate, Benjamin Smith. The most interesting two pages in this novel, An Invisible Sign Of My Own by Aimee Bender, were pages 221 and 222. These pages were really interesting because for the first time Mona displays some characteristics that were not seen throughout this novel...
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These pages were really interesting because for the first time Mona displays some characteristics that were not seen throughout this novel. For example, the first paragraph on page 221 begins with an intimate moment between Mona Gray and Benjamin Smith. In this scene, Mona describes kissing the wounds of Benjamin, "there's no part of him I find better than the burns up and down his arms and I am kissing them over and over"(221)...
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