Harriet the Spy
how did Harriets attitudes toward the people she observed change throughout the story?
what events caused these changes?
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Aslan
Harriet has to deal with the backlash from her friends over the notebook. Her parents are mostly absent and she has to navigate the changing social structures around her. Harriet is understanding that friendships and peer relations get more complicated as she gets older.
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