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English, 20.04.2020 07:21 middlegirlrule9453

In his literacy narrative "Sometimes the 'Tough Teen' Is Quietly Writing Stories," how does Matt de la Peña tell "what happened"? In other words, what kinds of details does he use to bring his story to life?

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