Throughout the book, Starr talks about how she’s different “versions” of herself. She’s one
person in Garden Heights and a different person at her school, Williamson Prep. This is often
called “code-switching” when a person feels they must speak and act different in one social
situation than in another. Compare and contrast the two versions of Starr. Does she reconcile them
into one unified, coherent self by the end of the novel? Why or why not?
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