Olivia's Return-Personal Narrative

Jeannette Walls was in a taxi wondering if she had been overdressed for the evening.She was stuck in traffic when she saw her mother Rose 15 feet away. Her mother had tied rags around her shoulder while a black and white terrier mix was beside her. When Rose looked up, Jeannette panicked and thought her mother would see her and shout her name and that someone from the party would spot them together. Jeannette immediately turned her taxi around and went home. She felt ashamed of herself because she was living this nice life,living in Park Avenue and wearing pearls.While her parents were probably huddled on a sidewalk keeping warm and finding something to eat. Jeannette called her mother's friend and left a message, this was the way she would

Lena was a waitress in a cocktail bar in South Dakota when she met the Winchesters, Bobby drove them her way and of course underestimated her but listening to her talk fascinated the both of them with her expertise and soon the duo turned trio. It didn't take long for the youngest Winchester to become engulfed with feelings for the girl and she too returned his mutual feelings. Granted she never expected her life to become full on hunting but for Sam, there wasn't anything she wouldn't

Ariana hasn't been answering any of my messages or any of my calls. I eventually decided to give up and I went and took a shower.

Ivy went on to explain that she had trouble with school. Max learned that the strange girl grew up with abusive parents and lived with her grandfather. Being the helpful person he is, Max decided to offer to tutor her and she agreed.

On a sunday of August, the 28th of 2005 a hurricane was coming toward Armani and her family, and friends. Armani Curtis, the protagonist was upset because not all of her friends could come to her birthday party, where she would be turning ten years old. Double Digits!! She was really proud of this. On the morning of Armani’s birthday, after her birthday breakfast her grandma asked if she could talk to Armani’s parents in private. Armani heard through the walls of her house and she heard her grandma say, “Maybe we should cancel the party,,,” Armani, not liking this idea at all, jumps up and runs into the kitchen, and whined, “Please don’t cancel my party!” She was so upset that her grandma who she loved and trusted a lot would suggests such

Molly wasn't a pretty girl, no matter how you looked at her. Standing only 5' 2”, with protruding teeth and a perpetual bad case of acne, she was an introvert who preferred her own company to the company of others. She hated looking at herself in the mirror and when she did, all she saw was thin, stringy brown hair and dead-looking dark brown eyes which were set into a long, thin face. When she wasn't playing video games or watching YouTube videos, she'd spend her time reading horror novels. Carrie was her favorite, but she liked any book in which the victim got his (or her) revenge. In school, many of her peers called her “weird” and “freaky,” due to her slightly decreased mental abilities and odd looks, but Molly didn't care. She had parents

Susie’s mother opened the door to let Molly, Susie’s babysitter, inside. Ten-month old Susie seemed happy to see Molly. Susie then observed her mother put her jacket on and Susie’s face turned from smiling to sad as she realized that her mother was going out. Molly had sat for Susie many times in the past month, and Susie had never reacted like this before. When Susie’s mother returned home, the sitter told her that Susie had cried until she knew that her mother had left and then they had a nice time playing with toys until she heard her mother’s key in the door. Then Susie began crying once again.

One day Olivia decided to go on a walk to her friends house. On her way to her friends house she saw something in the grass. She walked over to it and saw a baby puppy stuck under a fence. When she saw the puppy her heart sank, for she loved animals. Olivia didn’t know what to do. So she took her phone and called her friend. When her friend answered she asked her friend if she could look up the phone number for Dr. Romero’s office; she did this because Dr. Romero was the veteranerian. She called Dr. Romero and told him that she had found a hurt puppy on the side of the rode. Dr. Romero listened to her, then told her to stay there and he would come meet her.

The topic of this summary is from Sisters Grim and is about two foster sisters. Is is mainly about these two sisters wanting a home. The first paragraph focuses o these two girls feeling lost. The second is primarily about the two girls going to meet their long lost grandmother. Parts of the book include their bing in bad foster homes. The author's main idea is that no matter what the struggle these two girls have been through they can get through it together and if they stay focused. One important detail is that the girls have lost their parents. The girls don't know anything about their grandma. One important detail is that their grandma has been missing. Also no one knows what happened to their parents. The girls do not have anything

Lucy used to play with Madeline all the time. Madeline was Lucy’s favorite doll. Madeline had stringy brown hair in pigtails. She wore a pretty pink dress with a bow in her hair. She had big blue eyes and a creepy smile. Whenever she looked at you her eyes followed you. Everyday after school she came home and played with her. Lucy still remembers when her Grandma got it for her for Christmas the year before. 2 days after Christmas Lucy’s Grandma died. Because of that Lucy has always loved her doll and it always meant a lot to her. When her Grandma gave her the doll she gave her very specific rules about it. Her Grandma didn’t seem phased by the rules. She said rules in a way as if she was protecting Lucy. There was 3 rules: no changing Madeleines clothes, no putting her in a drawer, and no throwing Madeline away. Lucy never knew why her Grandma gave her these rules and why they meant so much, but they did. Lucy always made sure to follow these rules, especially since her Grandma was gone now.

Twelve-year-old Priscilla “Poppy” Parker has had a rough time with life lately. Her grandma had a stroke and was sent to care. While Poppy lives in a children's home. But a mistaken excursion, she witnesses a deadly robbery. The police force decided to have Poppy stay with Detective Brannigan’s mother. Finally, she likes staying at Detective Brannigan’s mother, but she hates being away from her poor grandma. The author Dianna Dorisi Winget wrote this book as a Realistic Fiction. Which means that what Poppy has gone through could happen to

I sprinted downstairs through the kitchen, almost knocking over every plant pot and vase on my way to my grandma. There I found her in the living room where she often spent her time watching the Game Show Network. “You called for me,” I replied with a bit of annoyance in my voice, “at the very best part of my book.” My grandmother seemed taken aback, not only because of my sassy remark, but by my lack of remembrance that I had my first day of seventh grade that morning at the ‘big school’.

Kate the Cat could hear her heart pounding, and she could not wipe the growing smile off her face: she was going to her first dance recital of the year. She was so excited! The only thing that could make her happier was if she could get a solo. However, she knew that her dream was almost impossible since she was always in the back corner of the stage, hidden in the shadows of the bigger, better dancers. Kate the Cat thought the back corner was better anyway because she always had stage fright during recitals. As Kate the Cat got into the car in her frilly, pink tutu and glossy, pink ballet shoes, she could not shake the feeling that she was missing something- despite her state of delight.

Kitty’s essay causes Stew to confront her because he remembered when she was a happy little girl then she began to become isolated when she became lesbian but never seem

Sarah was a curious girl. She had just turned 13 this summer. School had started and it was moving painstakingly slowly. Sarah often got bored in their little town of Ashton in northern Maine. It was one of those towns that you would never find on a map, or in real life. It was hidden behind a forest of green pine trees, and they hardly ever had new residents. The only people who lived there had had generations of family before them. Sarah was a part of one of those families. She had only left Ashton one time in her whole life, to find her missing cat. She never found Jamie of course, but it felt amazing to just get away. By 12 years old Sarah felt so cooped up, that she was ready to run away, that was before he