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Freaky Friday Study Guide

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by Mary Rodgers
About 43 pages (12,859 words)
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1. When Annabel first discovers that she is in her mother's body, she spends a great deal of time in front of the mirror admiring her new face and teeth, and putting on makeup. What does this reveal about her?

2. Is Annabel's mother partly to blame for Annabel's insecurity? Why do you think they communicate so poorly?

3. What prevents Annabel from realizing that her brother is really fond of her, and why does he irritate her so much?

Does her impatience with him make the reader less sympathetic with Annabel herself?

4. Is Annabel justified in firing Mrs. Schmauss?.....

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