es, Susie’s stands out from afar. Readers witness the events that Susie's family must endure and her death is a deeply moving and upsetting element of the story. The point of view is exceptionally notable since the narrator throughout the story is a main character, but he is also deceased. The story is written in a conversational tone; the narrator is not formal and neither are the settings around her, including the school, her home, and the suburb in which she grew up and lived..

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