Everything is about to change: Luna By Julie Anne Peters. Why do you think this story is told from the point of view of Regan, Luna's sister? How would you feel if a close family member or a friend came to you about this?
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As Luna's sister, Regan is close enough to Luna to understand her struggles and emotions, but she is also separate enough to provide a more objective viewpoint. This allows the reader to see Luna's transformation and the reactions of those around her, providing a Show more…
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