literature analysis questions

I chose the book " Tuck everlasting" it is about a girl names Winnie and a family who she meets they're last names are the Tucks. The Tucks have a secret, and its immortality. They have this power because they drank water from this spring. Winnie falls in love with one of the Tucks, Jesse he is "17" years old he has many common things with Winnie. Winnie is scared of death, she has to chose between immortality and being with Jesse or following the life cycle and dying someday. The Tucks try to teach her its okay to be afraid of death, they want to die because of the water they've drank. This story teaches importance and understanding of life and death. It shows that you should not fear death but fear the unlived life. The theme of this story are greediness, love, and the nature life cycle. If I would imagine the authors morning routine. I would say she stays up a week straight trying to make things perfect, she wouldn't drink coffee because she doesn't want to get hooked on it. She would be more of a meditators because she talks about immortality and people with the open third eyes can understand the concept to things like that. She wouldn't be a drinker because she would have a closed mind and wouldn't be as opened. Her breakfast would be like pancakes, eggs, bacon, sausage, strawberries, milk, and hash browns. The narrator knows a lot about a lot. She can zoom in and out on all the characters jump from place to place even reads thoughts on the main characters. Even from the first paragraph in the prologue she said "one day at that time, not so very long ago, three things happened and at first there appeared to be no connection between them." the narrator talks about Mae Tuck then to Winnie Foster then talks about the location.