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Get your journal and your hooks page from the back of the room Get your journal and your hooks page from the back of the room. Put it in the Keepers Section of your binder. Journal Entry: Remember me? Please write a hook to tell my story. Should you use thoughts, dialogue, a flashback, details about your setting or character, fast action, a scary or intense moment, figurative language, or the perfect combination of several? Apply what you learned yesterday.

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