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* ValuesDissonance: The book, (originally published in 2001) describes Juli’s low functioning and low IQ Uncle David as retarded. Since Rosa’s Law was passed in 2010, using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired in educational, legal, or medical settings is illegal in the United States. Using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired is also seldom used in polite conversation.
* WhatAnIdiot:
** Bryce throwing away Juli's eggs for ''two years'' instead of saying that his family didn't need them, or something of the sort. He lampshades this after he gets caught.
** Mr. Loski still being a {{Jerkass}} about the Bakers even when his wife is giving him a DeathGlare and he's spent a night on the couch.
* WhatAnIdiot:
** Bryce throwing away Juli's eggs for ''two years'' instead of saying that his family didn't need them, or something of the sort. He lampshades this after he gets caught.
** Mr. Loski still being a {{Jerkass}} about the Bakers even when his wife is giving him a DeathGlare and he's spent a night on the couch.
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* ValuesDissonance: The book, (originally published in 2001) describes Juli’s low functioning and low IQ Uncle David as retarded. Since Rosa’s Law was passed in 2010, using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired in educational, legal, or medical settings is illegal in the United States. Using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired is also seldom used in polite conversation.
* WhatAnIdiot:
** Bryce throwing away Juli's eggs for ''two years'' instead of saying that his family didn't need them, or something of the sort. He lampshades this after he gets caught.
** Mr. Loski still being a {{Jerkass}} about the Bakers even when his wife is giving him a DeathGlare and he's spent a night on the couch.conversation.
* WhatAnIdiot:
** Bryce throwing away Juli's eggs for ''two years'' instead of saying that his family didn't need them, or something of the sort. He lampshades this after he gets caught.
** Mr. Loski still being a {{Jerkass}} about the Bakers even when his wife is giving him a DeathGlare and he's spent a night on the couch.
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* AnAesop: There’s a subtle message that teaches readers that falling in love with your fantasy of a person rather than the reality of who they are will only lead to disappointment and heartbreak, as Patsy Loski has learned the hard way.
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* ToyShip: Bryce and Juli are finishing eighth grade.
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* ToyShip: Bryce and Juli are Juli, prior to them finishing eighth grade.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: There’s some truth to the old adage of ‘there's more to others than what meets the eye.’ Sometimes this leads to HiddenDepths, but sometimes it means that there’s nothing good underneath a person's surface or sometimes there’s nothing under a person's surface at all.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: There’s some truth to the old adage of ‘there's more to others than what meets the eye.’ Sometimes this leads to HiddenDepths, but sometimes it means that there’s nothing good underneath a persons surface or sometimes there’s nothing under a persons surface at all.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: There’s some truth to the old adage of ‘there's more to others than what meets the eye.’ Sometimes this leads to HiddenDepths, but sometimes it means that there’s nothing good underneath a persons person's surface or sometimes there’s nothing under a persons person's surface at all.
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* ValuesDissonance: The book, (originally published in 2001) describes Juli’s low functioning and low IQ Uncle David as retarded. Since Rosa’s Law was passed in 2010, using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired in educational, legal, or medical settings is no longer allowed in the United States. Using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired is also seldom used in polite conversation.
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* ValuesDissonance: The book, (originally published in 2001) describes Juli’s low functioning and low IQ Uncle David as retarded. Since Rosa’s Law was passed in 2010, using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired in educational, legal, or medical settings is no longer allowed illegal in the United States. Using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired is also seldom used in polite conversation.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: There’s truth to the old adage of theres more to others than what meets the eye. Sometimes this leads to HiddenDepths, but sometimes it means that there’s nothing good underneath a persons surface or sometimes there’s nothing under a persons surface at all.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: There’s some truth to the old adage of theres ‘there's more to others than what meets the eye. eye.’ Sometimes this leads to HiddenDepths, but sometimes it means that there’s nothing good underneath a persons surface or sometimes there’s nothing under a persons surface at all.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: There’s truth to the old adage of theres more to others than what meets the eye. Sometimes this leads to HiddenDepths, but sometimes it means that there’s nothing good underneath a persons surface or sometimes there’s nothing under a persons surface at all.
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* ValuesDissonance: The book, (originally published in 2001) describes Juli’s low functioning and low IQ Uncle David as retarded. Since Rosa’s Law was passed in 2010, using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired in educational, legal, or medical settings is no longer allowed. Using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired is also seldom used in polite conversation.
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* ValuesDissonance: The book, (originally published in 2001) describes Juli’s low functioning and low IQ Uncle David as retarded. Since Rosa’s Law was passed in 2010, using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired in educational, legal, or medical settings is no longer allowed.allowed in the United States. Using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired is also seldom used in polite conversation.
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* AnAesop: There’s a subtle message that teaches readers that falling in love with your fantasy of a person rather than the reality of who they are will only lead to disappointment and heartbreak, as Patsy Loski has learned the hard way.
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* ToyShip: They're in Junior High.
* ValuesDissonance: The book, (originally published in 2001) describes Juli’s low functioning and low IQ Uncle David as retarded. Since Rosa’s Law was passed in 2010, using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired in educational, legal, or medical settings is no longer allowed. Using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired is also no longer considered acceptable in polite conversation.
* ValuesDissonance: The book, (originally published in 2001) describes Juli’s low functioning and low IQ Uncle David as retarded. Since Rosa’s Law was passed in 2010, using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired in educational, legal, or medical settings is no longer allowed. Using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired is also no longer considered acceptable in polite conversation.
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* ToyShip: They're in Junior High.
Bryce and Juli are finishing eighth grade.
* ValuesDissonance: The book, (originally published in 2001) describes Juli’s low functioning and low IQ Uncle David as retarded. Since Rosa’s Law was passed in 2010, using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired in educational, legal, or medical settings is no longer allowed. Using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired is alsono longer considered acceptable seldom used in polite conversation.
* ValuesDissonance: The book, (originally published in 2001) describes Juli’s low functioning and low IQ Uncle David as retarded. Since Rosa’s Law was passed in 2010, using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired in educational, legal, or medical settings is no longer allowed. Using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired is also
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* ValuesDissonance: The book, (originally published in 2001) describes Juli’s low functioning and low IQ Uncle David as retarded. Since Rosa’s Law was passed in 2010, using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired in educational, legal, or medical settings is no longer allowed. Using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired is also no longer used in polite conversation.
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* ValuesDissonance: The book, (originally published in 2001) describes Juli’s low functioning and low IQ Uncle David as retarded. Since Rosa’s Law was passed in 2010, using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired in educational, legal, or medical settings is no longer allowed. Using the word ‘retarded’ to describe the intellectually impaired is also no longer used considered acceptable in polite conversation.
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* BrokenBase: The movie, for having more of a SugarWiki/SweetDreamsFuel tone (which is ''not'' what the book is or what the events of the movie mainly depict) as well as changing the ending.
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* BrokenBase: The movie, for having movie adaptation [[SettingUpdate changes the time period]] to be [[TheSixties the late 50s/early 60s]] adding in more of a SugarWiki/SweetDreamsFuel tone (which is ''not'' what [[DeliberateValuesDissonance culture clash]] subtext with the book is or what Loski family. The ending similarly ends on a more definitive note rather than [[MaybeEverAfter the events of more ambiguous ending]] from the movie mainly depict) as well as changing book. Naturally, both massive changes led massive debate over whether the ending.loose-adaptation honored the source material or not.
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* BrokenBase: The movie, for having more of a SweetDreamsFuel tone (which is ''not'' what the book is or what the events of the movie mainly depict) as well as changing the ending.
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* BrokenBase: The movie, for having more of a SweetDreamsFuel SugarWiki/SweetDreamsFuel tone (which is ''not'' what the book is or what the events of the movie mainly depict) as well as changing the ending.
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* WhatAnIdiot:
** Bryce throwing away Juli's eggs for ''two years'' instead of saying that his family didn't need them, or something of the sort. He lampshades this after he gets caught.
** Mr. Loski still being a {{Jerkass}} about the Bakers even when his wife is giving him a DeathGlare and he's spent a night on the couch.
** Bryce throwing away Juli's eggs for ''two years'' instead of saying that his family didn't need them, or something of the sort. He lampshades this after he gets caught.
** Mr. Loski still being a {{Jerkass}} about the Bakers even when his wife is giving him a DeathGlare and he's spent a night on the couch.
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* CryForTheDevil: For all that Bryce's father is a bastard, the scene at the dinner table, where we realize that he lost a part of himself when he quit music manages to make you sympathize with him.