Summer Assignment Entry Two

  In Stolen, Ty wants Gemma to have a better life, and he wants Gemma to love him and stay with him forever.
 Gemma wants to leave the desert and leave Ty, and go back to London.
  The theme of the book is the people around you (your friends or your family members) may not be  nice to you, or caring about you; even though they look like they're being nice to you or caring about you.
  Another theme of this book could be that you think you are making someone's life better, but you could actually ruining their life.
The author mostly uses first person point of view and second person point of view in this book. First person point of view (I) is used to describe Gemma; the second person point of view (you) is used to describe Ty. Every time Gemma is talking about Ty, she would use "you" instead of "he" or "him". It's different from other books because they usually use third person point of view to describe the other characters.
  Another thing that is special about this book is that there aren't any chapters. But, the author uses breaks to change settings.