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The writer uses characterization of the mom to show that she is lazy and improve the story and make it more in depth/immersive.

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a pattern im realizing is that the mom is kind of a dead beat because she never does anything for her kids and barely tries for them.

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I want to know how the parents made up/forgive each other.

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my family relates to the family in the book a lot because my dads side is super close like the people in the book. my family relate to the book because they try to stay positive always. they relate to them because they have humor like them too.

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Resilience: I think this part of the book connect very well resilience. It connects to this because they went through a lot but still kept moving and stayed happy. They were beat up, chased by the cops, moved, hungry, and burnt but they all kept a positive attitude and kept going.

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"I guess we scared them off pretty good"

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Is there a relationship between the beginning and the end of the story?

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Is there a relationship between the beginning and the end of the story?

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I want to see what the mothers relationship with the daughter will be like further in the story because right now most of the attention is on the daughter and her dad.

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What feelings or emotions does this book evoke for you?

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What feelings or emotions does this book evoke for you?

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the book makes me feel sad sometimes that people go through this but it also makes me sad because it reminds a little bit of what it was like when I was younger living only with my mom because we use to barely have any money to a point we had to all live in a room of my moms friends house.. It also makes me happy that they all care for each other.

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Are there any gaps you'd like the author to fill in, or pieces of information you think 

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Are there any gaps you'd like the author to fill in, or pieces of information you think 

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I want to know how old everyone is around this time because she didn't really say.

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Choose three (3) Formalist Lens Questions to respond to. Your responses should thoroughly respond to the prompt in at least three sentences.

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Find a quote in this chunk that stood out to you. Please also include a picture or GIF to further describe this quote.

Give context for your quote. What was happening in the story that made this quote significant? Who was speaking?

Why did this quote stand out to you?

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Choose: one (1) of the motifs and respond in at least four (4) sentences about how this motif is prevalent in this section.

Family

Home

Poverty

Resilience

Responsibility, Self Sufficiency,

Non Conformity

Other

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In what ways was this chunk a window or a mirror? Use the following questions to guide your response, but really we want to hear your personal thoughts and reactions to this chunk! Respond with at least four (4) sentences.

What experiences do you share with the characters?

In what ways is your family similar or different from those in the book?

What did you learn about a character or group of people that you have not personally experienced?

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Choose 3 Formalist Lens Questions to respond to. Your responses should thoroughly respond to the prompt in at least three sentences.