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A Corner Of The Universe This book is about a girl name Hattie Owen; she lives in a boarding house with her parents and the other borders. Hattie Owens turned 12 years old and her life just turned upside down. Her uncle has returned home for the first time in 10 years. Hattie has never met her uncle in her life. Hattie s a very shy girl and she feels more comfortable around adults, when her uncle has just shown up she is excited. Hattie is curious as to why she never knew that Adam existed. One day Hattie stands up to a guy who calls Adam a “freak” because he a disorder. One day a carnival arrives in Millerton. Hattie becomes friends with a carnival kid named Leila. Hattie spends many afternoons at the carnival, the girls ride all the carnival rides for free and eat whatever they want for free. Hattie feels that her grandparents are restrictive with Adam and Haitte snuck out that night to go to the carnival. When Adam loses control on the Ferris wheel with his disorder he basically has an episode, he's taken away by police and Hattie is in big trouble with her family because he snuck out.. The next day Adam comes back to Hattie's house for Angel valentine. …show more content…

Angel and her boyfriend are in a fight together adam disappeared that night. Hattie was asked that next day to speak at his funeral, found an opportunity to speak about Adams good qualities, and how he was able to find happiness

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