Jo’s silver page · my own response

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An original fictional book-club note records Jo saying, “The silver page made me laugh.” Jo is speaking about one page in a made-up story. Later the note says curator Mel hopes other readers will smile. No other reader response is reported. Jo’s sentence is a personal response; Mel’s hope is a different voice. Neither is a count of everybody’s response.

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Whose personal response is supplied, and which words show that response?

Write or compose Jo’s exact words as a quotation with Jo named. If you write it, show the quotation boundaries and sentence punctuation.

Report what Jo said in your own words without turning it into everybody’s response.

Compose two linked sentences for a reader: Jo’s reported response and Mel’s different hope.

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