Louder than Hunger

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Who is Jake's best/only friend at the beginning of the book?

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Jake considers his Grandma to be his best/only friend.

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True or False: Jake always had lots of friends to share things with.

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False. Jake did not have many friends.

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True or False: Jake's favorite person in the world is his grandma.

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True. Jake's favorite person is his grandma.

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Why is Jake put in the medical facility?

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Jake is put in the medical facility because he has an eating disorder and other conditions.

Front

How are the events related to the author's life?

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The author, John Schu, also struggled with an eating disorder when he was young.

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Define 'eating disorder'.

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An eating disorder is a mental health condition characterized by abnormal eating habits that negatively affect a person's health, relationships, and daily activities.

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What is the significance of Grandma in Jake's life?

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Grandma is Jake's main source of support and companionship, highlighting the importance of family relationships.

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What challenges does Jake face in the story?

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Jake faces challenges related to his eating disorder, lack of friends, and emotional struggles.

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What does the author aim to convey through Jake's story?

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The author aims to convey the struggles of dealing with mental health issues and the importance of support systems.

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Identify a theme in 'Louder than Hunger'.

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A key theme is the impact of mental health on relationships and personal growth.