1. Imagine that you are Miss McGuirk, Annabel's English teacher. You have just finished reading Freaky Friday, which Annabel has turned in as a major English project. What would you say in your comments on her project?

2. The film adaptation of Freaky Friday is divided between scenes of Annabel's day and scenes of her mother's, while the book follows Annabel all day. Imagine that you are writing to the author to request that she rewrite the book so that it alternates like the film. What reasons would you give?

3. Some people think that the language and society of 1972 are so accurately shown in this book that the story has become seriously "dated" since then. Consider the book as exemplifying its time period, and show how it might differ if written today.

4. Annabel's feelings of being misunderstood by her family and teachers...