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Behind the hospital was a wide, sloping lawn, bordered by flower gardens. Scattered across the lawn were benches and chairs, Most of them occupied with patients and there visitors.

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Black Hills National Forest, West Pennington, SD, USA

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Black Hills National Forest, West Pennington, SD, USA

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Black Hills National Forest, West Pennington, SD, USA

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Mt Rushmore National Memorial, South Dakota 244, Keystone, SD, USA

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Mt Rushmore National Memorial, South Dakota 244, Keystone, SD, USA

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Mt Rushmore National Memorial, South Dakota 244, Keystone, SD, USA

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Old Faithful, Yellowstone National Park, WY, USA

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Old Faithful, Yellowstone National Park, WY, USA

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Old Faithful, Yellowstone National Park, WY, USA

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“I have lived most of my thirteen years in Bybanks, Kentucky, which is not much more than a caboodle of houses roosting in a green spot alongside the Ohio River.”

As she moves, she finds out how much that house means to her. Her memories with her mom and dad all took place here. When her mom leaves and Sal has to move to Euclid, she misses Bybanks and associates Bybanks with her mom.

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“It was a pleasant place. The Snake River curved behind this section, and tall, full-leaved trees grew here and there. Across the lawn…on a little hill overlooking the river and the valley, was my mother’s grave.”

This setting represents the destination of Sal's journey as she comes to an acceptance of the hard truth. The peaceful description of the setting contrasted to her mother’s death is really bittersweet.

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“”Ill-ah-no-way,” exactly the way everyone in Bybanks, Kentucky, pronounced it, and hearing that “Ill-ah-no-way” made me suddenly homesick for Bybanks.”

In the book, Sal says that Ill-ah-no-way reminds her of Bybanks. When she enters the motel, she starts to remember things about her mom and dad.

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“We walked through the tiny living room into the miniature kitchen and upstairs into my father's pint-sized bedroom and on into my pocket-sized bedroom and into the wee bathroom.”

Sal goes to a new school in Ohio and everyone looks similar. She feels out of place but makes friends with Phoebe Winterbottom.

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VERTEX provides Owner's Project Management (OPM) services to private and public clients on building projects in the state of Massachusetts.

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“It was a complete pandemonium at the Finneys’. Mary Lou had an older sister and three brothers. In addition, there were her parents and Ben. There were footballs all over the place, and boys sliding down the banister and leaping over tables and talking with their mouths full and interrupting everyone with endless questions.”

The crazy yet lively mood of the Finney’s help Sal become more used to her new world. It also reminds Sal of the dream house/family her mother wanted so bad.

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The Winterbottom’s house after Phoebe's mom left is like a reflection of Sal’s family after Sal’s mom left. After telling the story of Phoebe, Sal starts to realize that she was acting irrational and maybe her mom had left for a different reason, helping her come to peace.

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“I started noticing all those frightening things in Margaret's house: creepy mask, old swords, books with the titles like The Murders in the Rue Morgue and The Skull and the Hatchet.”

Sal never liked Margaret and when Phoebe told Sal what she thinks that she’s a lunatic and chopped up her husband, Sal likes her less. Her father tells Sal that she doesn’t need to worry because Margaret is not a lunatic. At the end of the book, it turns out the Margaret was not a lunatic and lost her husband to a car crash. It is also revealed that she sat next to Sal’s mom right before she died.

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“We walked through the tiny living room into the miniature kitchen and upstairs into my father's pint-sized bedroom and on into my pocket-sized bedroom and into the wee bathroom.”

After moving from a farm, her describing the small new home shows just how much different her life is. The sudden change limits her room to adapt to the drastic loss of her mother.