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What makes Melody different from other kids?
She has cerebral palsy or she has a disease
Why does Melody get frustrated at school?
People think she is not smart because she cannot speak or move easily.
How does Melody’s point of view help the reader?
It helps the reader understand how frustrating it is to be unable to communicate.
What is Melody very good at?
She has a good memory and remembers everything she sees or hears.
How does Melody feel when she finally can communicate?
She feels excited relieved and more confident because she can express her feelings
How do people’s assumptions affect Melody emotionally?
They make her feel invisible angry and misunderstood.
What device helps Melody communicate?
The Medi-Talker helps her communicate.
Why is being placed in a regular classroom important to Melody?
It gives her a chance to show how smart she really is.
What lesson does the author teach about disabilities?
Intelligence is not how you look its how you think.