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What emotions are Lulu and Serena feeling towards Aunt Ruth and their situation?
What emotions are Lulu and Serena feeling towards Aunt Ruth and their situation?
Lulu and Serena are feeling a mixture of frustration, fear, and concern towards Aunt Ruth and their situation.
How does Lulu explain anger to Serena?
How does Lulu explain anger to Serena?
Lulu explains to Serena that sometimes people who are angry are really just scared.
What are some of the words overheard by Lulu during Aunt Ruth's phone calls that made her skin prickle?
What are some of the words overheard by Lulu during Aunt Ruth's phone calls that made her skin prickle?
Words like 'foster', 'can’t take care of them all by myself', 'send away', and 'illegal' made Lulu's skin prickle.
What is Serena's fear and why does she feel that Aunt Ruth doesn't have the right to be scared?
What is Serena's fear and why does she feel that Aunt Ruth doesn't have the right to be scared?
How did Lulu react when she first woke up and realized her daddy was missing?
How did Lulu react when she first woke up and realized her daddy was missing?
What were some of the usual morning rituals that Lulu and Serena's daddy used to perform with them?
What were some of the usual morning rituals that Lulu and Serena's daddy used to perform with them?
What did Lulu envision when her daddy talked about the importance of cleanliness and hygiene when she was little?
What did Lulu envision when her daddy talked about the importance of cleanliness and hygiene when she was little?
Describe the atmosphere inside the Suburban after Lulu woke up and noticed her daddy's absence.
Describe the atmosphere inside the Suburban after Lulu woke up and noticed her daddy's absence.
Who takes charge of getting Lulu and Serena ready for school when their father is missing?
Who takes charge of getting Lulu and Serena ready for school when their father is missing?
What does Lulu find in the car that belongs to her father?
What does Lulu find in the car that belongs to her father?
What does Lulu do with her father's wallet that she finds in the car?
What does Lulu do with her father's wallet that she finds in the car?
What is Lulu's reaction when she arrives just in time to catch the end of a spelling test at school?
What is Lulu's reaction when she arrives just in time to catch the end of a spelling test at school?
What does the flashback describe about the girls and their father?
What does the flashback describe about the girls and their father?
How does the father try to lift the girls' spirits during the road trip?
How does the father try to lift the girls' spirits during the road trip?
What does the memory of the father's effort contrast with in the current situation?
What does the memory of the father's effort contrast with in the current situation?
What does the story highlight about the girls and their father?
What does the story highlight about the girls and their father?
What emotional complexity of the family's situation does the text capture?
What emotional complexity of the family's situation does the text capture?
What theme does the story convey?
What theme does the story convey?
What is depicted in the story regarding the girls' efforts and their father's attempts?
What is depicted in the story regarding the girls' efforts and their father's attempts?
Who are the main characters in the story?
Who are the main characters in the story?
Where did the family move from and to where?
Where did the family move from and to where?
What routine do the girls adapt to?
What routine do the girls adapt to?
How does their father teach Lulu to cook?
How does their father teach Lulu to cook?
What indicates the family's financial struggles?
What indicates the family's financial struggles?
How does Lulu try to comfort her younger sister, Serena?
How does Lulu try to comfort her younger sister, Serena?
What role does Lulu take on in the family?
What role does Lulu take on in the family?
What does their reliance on peanut butter and bread for dinner indicate?
What does their reliance on peanut butter and bread for dinner indicate?
How does Lulu show her resilience and maturity?
How does Lulu show her resilience and maturity?
What does the story explore?
What does the story explore?
What does the text hint at?
What does the text hint at?
What does the family's struggle in Montana mainly revolve around?
What does the family's struggle in Montana mainly revolve around?
What does Lulu discover she can do to find a table to herself in the lunchroom?
What does Lulu discover she can do to find a table to herself in the lunchroom?
Why does the lunch lady inform Lulu that she is low on funds and needs a deposit from her dad?
Why does the lunch lady inform Lulu that she is low on funds and needs a deposit from her dad?
Who offers Lulu his milk in the lunchroom?
Who offers Lulu his milk in the lunchroom?
What does Lulu lie to Jack about in the lunchroom?
What does Lulu lie to Jack about in the lunchroom?
What makes Lulu feel embarrassed in the lunchroom?
What makes Lulu feel embarrassed in the lunchroom?
What advice did Lulu's dad give her about their past?
What advice did Lulu's dad give her about their past?
How does Lulu cope with her mother being in the hospital?
How does Lulu cope with her mother being in the hospital?
Why does Lulu attend an after-school program at the elementary school?
Why does Lulu attend an after-school program at the elementary school?
Who is picked up by her mother in a new car at Lulu's school?
Who is picked up by her mother in a new car at Lulu's school?
What does Serena show Lulu that she made at the after-school program?
What does Serena show Lulu that she made at the after-school program?
What Japanese tradition does Lulu learn about at the after-school program?
What Japanese tradition does Lulu learn about at the after-school program?
What does Lulu help Serena do at the end of the after-school program?
What does Lulu help Serena do at the end of the after-school program?
What advice does Jack give to Lulu for her tryouts and why does he recommend looking at the back wall instead of the teachers or the audience?
What advice does Jack give to Lulu for her tryouts and why does he recommend looking at the back wall instead of the teachers or the audience?
What does Lulu hesitate about when asked to choose a song for her tryout, and what type of song does Jack recommend?
What does Lulu hesitate about when asked to choose a song for her tryout, and what type of song does Jack recommend?
What song recommendation does Jack hum to Lulu, and how does Lulu feel about the song that pops into her mind?
What song recommendation does Jack hum to Lulu, and how does Lulu feel about the song that pops into her mind?
What is the significance of the song that pops into Lulu's mind for her tryout?
What is the significance of the song that pops into Lulu's mind for her tryout?
What were Lulu's feelings when she prayed at the church?
What were Lulu's feelings when she prayed at the church?
How did Lulu express herself at the end of the church service?
How did Lulu express herself at the end of the church service?
What did the young couple at the church say to Lulu and Serena?
What did the young couple at the church say to Lulu and Serena?
How did Serena interact with the young couple's baby at the church?
How did Serena interact with the young couple's baby at the church?
What does Laurie teach Lulu to make?
What does Laurie teach Lulu to make?
What story does Laurie mention to Lulu while making paper cranes?
What story does Laurie mention to Lulu while making paper cranes?
What does Lulu lie to Laurie about?
What does Lulu lie to Laurie about?
What plans does Lulu have after school that cause her to miss after-school activities?
What plans does Lulu have after school that cause her to miss after-school activities?
What internal struggles does Lulu face in the text?
What internal struggles does Lulu face in the text?
What does Lulu plan to make in order to make her wish come true?
What does Lulu plan to make in order to make her wish come true?
Who is Lulu's teacher and what concept does she explain to the class?
Who is Lulu's teacher and what concept does she explain to the class?
Why is Lulu angry and scared about her missing dad?
Why is Lulu angry and scared about her missing dad?
Who does Lulu meet at school and what new experience does she have with him?
Who does Lulu meet at school and what new experience does she have with him?
What does Lulu leave on a chair in the deserted gym and what does Jack explain about it?
What does Lulu leave on a chair in the deserted gym and what does Jack explain about it?
What does Lulu reflect on at the end of the story?
What does Lulu reflect on at the end of the story?
What is one of Lulu's struggles mentioned in the text?
What is one of Lulu's struggles mentioned in the text?
What did Lulu not do even in difficult situations such as when her mother got sick or when they left Texas?
What did Lulu not do even in difficult situations such as when her mother got sick or when they left Texas?
Who does Lulu wonder if is worried about them?
Who does Lulu wonder if is worried about them?
How does Lulu feel when she is on the stage for the first time?
How does Lulu feel when she is on the stage for the first time?
What does Lulu wonder about the stage and its interaction with the audience?
What does Lulu wonder about the stage and its interaction with the audience?
What does Miss Walton frequently do and explain to the class?
What does Miss Walton frequently do and explain to the class?
What event do Lulu and Serena attend on a Sunday in Montana?
What event do Lulu and Serena attend on a Sunday in Montana?
What advice does Lulu give Serena during the breakfast hosted by the Lutherans?
What advice does Lulu give Serena during the breakfast hosted by the Lutherans?
Who do Lulu and Serena encounter after the service who had previously provided them with coats and hats at a coat drive?
Who do Lulu and Serena encounter after the service who had previously provided them with coats and hats at a coat drive?
What activities do the family enjoy during the drives around the town?
What activities do the family enjoy during the drives around the town?
Why does Lulu change her coat after the service?
Why does Lulu change her coat after the service?
What does Lulu feel as they walk in the neighborhood?
What does Lulu feel as they walk in the neighborhood?
Who do Lulu and Serena approach in the neighborhood under construction?
Who do Lulu and Serena approach in the neighborhood under construction?
What does the man working in the neighborhood under construction ask Lulu and Serena?
What does the man working in the neighborhood under construction ask Lulu and Serena?
What do Lulu and Serena wish for at the end of the text?
What do Lulu and Serena wish for at the end of the text?
What landmarks does their father show them during the drives around the town?
What landmarks does their father show them during the drives around the town?
What do Lulu and Serena decide to do after changing their coats?
What do Lulu and Serena decide to do after changing their coats?
What are some of the activities the family enjoys during the drives around the town?
What are some of the activities the family enjoys during the drives around the town?
What advice does Jack give to Lulu for her tryouts and why does he recommend looking at the back wall instead of the teachers or the audience?
What advice does Jack give to Lulu for her tryouts and why does he recommend looking at the back wall instead of the teachers or the audience?
What does Lulu hesitate about when asked to choose a song for her tryout, and what type of song does Jack recommend?
What does Lulu hesitate about when asked to choose a song for her tryout, and what type of song does Jack recommend?
How often has Jack done tryouts and what is his background in theater?
How often has Jack done tryouts and what is his background in theater?
What song pops into Lulu's mind for her tryout and why does she consider it hopeful?
What song pops into Lulu's mind for her tryout and why does she consider it hopeful?
What is Lulu's main struggle with cooking and finding her missing dad's note for play rehearsals?
What is Lulu's main struggle with cooking and finding her missing dad's note for play rehearsals?
What does Lulu plan to make in order to make her wish come true?
What does Lulu plan to make in order to make her wish come true?
Who frequently cried and explained the concept of keening to the class?
Who frequently cried and explained the concept of keening to the class?
How does Lulu typically react in difficult situations, such as when her mother got sick or when they left Texas?
How does Lulu typically react in difficult situations, such as when her mother got sick or when they left Texas?
What made Lulu angry and scared about her missing dad?
What made Lulu angry and scared about her missing dad?
What does Lulu wonder about Aunt Ruth, who they left behind?
What does Lulu wonder about Aunt Ruth, who they left behind?
What does Lulu struggle with regarding her missing dad?
What does Lulu struggle with regarding her missing dad?
Who does Lulu meet at school and where does she go for the first time?
Who does Lulu meet at school and where does she go for the first time?
How does Lulu feel on the stage for the first time?
How does Lulu feel on the stage for the first time?
What does Lulu leave in the deserted gym, and what does Jack explain about it?
What does Lulu leave in the deserted gym, and what does Jack explain about it?
What does Lulu reflect on at the end of the text?
What does Lulu reflect on at the end of the text?
Describe Lulu's emotional state during the church service and her thoughts about prayer.
Describe Lulu's emotional state during the church service and her thoughts about prayer.
What is the significance of the young couple's comment to Lulu and Serena at the end of the service?
What is the significance of the young couple's comment to Lulu and Serena at the end of the service?
What does Lulu's behavior at the church service reveal about her character and coping mechanisms?
What does Lulu's behavior at the church service reveal about her character and coping mechanisms?
Discuss the significance of Lulu and Serena's interactions with the young couple and the baby at the end of the church service.
Discuss the significance of Lulu and Serena's interactions with the young couple and the baby at the end of the church service.
What does Hank ask Lulu to do for her father?
What does Hank ask Lulu to do for her father?
What does Jack offer Lulu and what does he suggest rehearsing for?
What does Jack offer Lulu and what does he suggest rehearsing for?
Who does Lulu feel self-conscious about her appearance after a comment from?
Who does Lulu feel self-conscious about her appearance after a comment from?
What does Laurie teach Lulu to make?
What does Laurie teach Lulu to make?
What story does Laurie mention while teaching Lulu to make paper cranes?
What story does Laurie mention while teaching Lulu to make paper cranes?
What does Lulu do after lying to Laurie about her father's absence?
What does Lulu do after lying to Laurie about her father's absence?
What does the text portray about Lulu's struggles?
What does the text portray about Lulu's struggles?
What does Lulu contemplate while struggling to make a paper crane?
What does Lulu contemplate while struggling to make a paper crane?
What does Laurie offer Lulu to make more paper cranes?
What does Laurie offer Lulu to make more paper cranes?
What does Lulu reflect on while planning to pick up her sister Serena after school?
What does Lulu reflect on while planning to pick up her sister Serena after school?
What does Lulu promise to bring to Laurie the next day?
What does Lulu promise to bring to Laurie the next day?
What does Hank leave behind for Lulu to deliver to her father?
What does Hank leave behind for Lulu to deliver to her father?
What type of church do Lulu and Serena attend for the Sunday service?
What type of church do Lulu and Serena attend for the Sunday service?
What does Lulu remind Serena to do during the breakfast after the service?
What does Lulu remind Serena to do during the breakfast after the service?
Who do Lulu and Serena encounter after the service, who had provided them with coats and hats at a coat drive?
Who do Lulu and Serena encounter after the service, who had provided them with coats and hats at a coat drive?
What does their father show them during the drives around the town?
What does their father show them during the drives around the town?
Why does Lulu feel homesick as they walk in the neighborhood?
Why does Lulu feel homesick as they walk in the neighborhood?
Who do Lulu and Serena approach in the neighborhood under construction?
Who do Lulu and Serena approach in the neighborhood under construction?
What do Lulu and Serena wish for at the end of the text?
What do Lulu and Serena wish for at the end of the text?
What nature activities does the family enjoy during the drives around the town?
What nature activities does the family enjoy during the drives around the town?
What do Lulu and Serena change their coats to after the service?
What do Lulu and Serena change their coats to after the service?
What does their father do instead of attending church on Sunday?
What does their father do instead of attending church on Sunday?
What does Lulu feel as they walk in the neighborhood?
What does Lulu feel as they walk in the neighborhood?
What do Lulu and Serena encounter a woman after the service for?
What do Lulu and Serena encounter a woman after the service for?
Who does Lulu encounter at the food bank and what remedy does she stock up on for Serena's cold?
Who does Lulu encounter at the food bank and what remedy does she stock up on for Serena's cold?
What does Lulu believe Serena needs most for her cold and why does she make sure to lock the car and slip carefully past Mrs. Rogers’s trailer?
What does Lulu believe Serena needs most for her cold and why does she make sure to lock the car and slip carefully past Mrs. Rogers’s trailer?
What does the worker at the food bank inquire about, and what does this suggest about Lulu's family situation?
What does the worker at the food bank inquire about, and what does this suggest about Lulu's family situation?
What does Lulu stock up on at the food bank, and what does this reveal about her resourcefulness and determination to provide for her family?
What does Lulu stock up on at the food bank, and what does this reveal about her resourcefulness and determination to provide for her family?
Discuss the internal conflict Lulu faces when deciding whether to open up to Jack about her family's situation. How does this conflict demonstrate Lulu's resilience and maturity?
Discuss the internal conflict Lulu faces when deciding whether to open up to Jack about her family's situation. How does this conflict demonstrate Lulu's resilience and maturity?
Explain the significance of Lulu's realization that lying is like acting and singing. How does this realization contribute to her character development?
Explain the significance of Lulu's realization that lying is like acting and singing. How does this realization contribute to her character development?
Describe the emotional impact of Lulu's decision to lie to Jack about her family's situation. How does this decision reflect the challenges faced by Lulu and her family?
Describe the emotional impact of Lulu's decision to lie to Jack about her family's situation. How does this decision reflect the challenges faced by Lulu and her family?
Discuss the theme of sacrifice and the pursuit of dreams as portrayed through Lulu's thoughts about the potential consequences of opening up to Jack. How does this theme add depth to Lulu's character?
Discuss the theme of sacrifice and the pursuit of dreams as portrayed through Lulu's thoughts about the potential consequences of opening up to Jack. How does this theme add depth to Lulu's character?
What is Lulu's financial situation at the beginning of the story?
What is Lulu's financial situation at the beginning of the story?
Who is Lulu taking care of, and what is she worrying about?
Who is Lulu taking care of, and what is she worrying about?
Where does Lulu meet Ms. M and what suggestion does Ms. M make?
Where does Lulu meet Ms. M and what suggestion does Ms. M make?
What does Ms. M's husband make for the library corner?
What does Ms. M's husband make for the library corner?
What does Lulu do to help set up the library corner?
What does Lulu do to help set up the library corner?
Why does Lulu feel frustrated and angry?
Why does Lulu feel frustrated and angry?
What does Ms. M notice about Lulu's struggle at the laundromat?
What does Ms. M notice about Lulu's struggle at the laundromat?
How does Lulu feel compared to the carefree kids at the library?
How does Lulu feel compared to the carefree kids at the library?
How does Lulu feel at the end of the story?
How does Lulu feel at the end of the story?
What does Ms. M offer Lulu at the end of the story?
What does Ms. M offer Lulu at the end of the story?
What is Lulu worried about regarding her missing father?
What is Lulu worried about regarding her missing father?
What does Lulu feel as she reflects on her situation at the laundromat?
What does Lulu feel as she reflects on her situation at the laundromat?
What concerns Lulu about her neighbor Ms. M and her connection to Jack?
What concerns Lulu about her neighbor Ms. M and her connection to Jack?
What does Lulu struggle with while trying to balance responsibilities?
What does Lulu struggle with while trying to balance responsibilities?
What is Lulu concerned about regarding her missing father?
What is Lulu concerned about regarding her missing father?
Why does Lulu's old iPod comfort her?
Why does Lulu's old iPod comfort her?
What does Jack remind Lulu about for the play rehearsals?
What does Jack remind Lulu about for the play rehearsals?
What does Lulu consider but decides against confiding in Jack about?
What does Lulu consider but decides against confiding in Jack about?
What is Lulu reminded of as snow falls, and what does Jack encourage her to do?
What is Lulu reminded of as snow falls, and what does Jack encourage her to do?
Who does Lulu consider opening up to about her family struggles?
Who does Lulu consider opening up to about her family struggles?
What does Lulu reflect on regarding the potential consequences of sharing her family situation with Jack?
What does Lulu reflect on regarding the potential consequences of sharing her family situation with Jack?
What does Lulu wish for in the story?
What does Lulu wish for in the story?
How many paper cranes does Lulu make, and what is her hope in making them?
How many paper cranes does Lulu make, and what is her hope in making them?
Who does Lulu partner with for a writing assignment at school?
Who does Lulu partner with for a writing assignment at school?
What writing project idea does Deana suggest for their assignment?
What writing project idea does Deana suggest for their assignment?
Why does Deana ask Lulu to write the story for their assignment?
Why does Deana ask Lulu to write the story for their assignment?
How does Deana's behavior change after the lively discussion with Lulu?
How does Deana's behavior change after the lively discussion with Lulu?
Who shows excitement at lunch, contrasting Lulu's confusion?
Who shows excitement at lunch, contrasting Lulu's confusion?
What is Lulu worried about being discovered by at school?
What is Lulu worried about being discovered by at school?
What difficulties does Lulu face in her daily life?
What difficulties does Lulu face in her daily life?
Who does Lulu take care of, and in what living situation are they?
Who does Lulu take care of, and in what living situation are they?
What does Lulu hope to achieve by making 147 paper cranes?
What does Lulu hope to achieve by making 147 paper cranes?
Who does Lulu initially partner with for a writing assignment at school?
Who does Lulu initially partner with for a writing assignment at school?
What is the weather like in Montana and how does it affect Lulu's activities?
What is the weather like in Montana and how does it affect Lulu's activities?
How does Lulu feel during the two days of snow, and how does she find relief from her concerns?
How does Lulu feel during the two days of snow, and how does she find relief from her concerns?
What are Lulu and Serena's activities during the snowfall, and how does it affect their routine?
What are Lulu and Serena's activities during the snowfall, and how does it affect their routine?
How does Lulu feel after the snowfall and what does she do on Wednesday?
How does Lulu feel after the snowfall and what does she do on Wednesday?
Who showed Lulu the off-limits tower and what historical significance did Ms. M share about it?
Who showed Lulu the off-limits tower and what historical significance did Ms. M share about it?
What did Lulu find at the top of the tower and how did she get there?
What did Lulu find at the top of the tower and how did she get there?
What did Ms. M need to find in the tower and what did Lulu do while she was inside the tower?
What did Ms. M need to find in the tower and what did Lulu do while she was inside the tower?
What was the purpose of the windows in the bell tower and what had been installed to keep out birds and bats?
What was the purpose of the windows in the bell tower and what had been installed to keep out birds and bats?
Describe Lulu's emotional journey throughout the unexpected turn of events in the text.
Describe Lulu's emotional journey throughout the unexpected turn of events in the text.
What significant events occur to Lulu during the unexpected turn of events in the text?
What significant events occur to Lulu during the unexpected turn of events in the text?
How does Laurie's actions contribute to the unexpected turn of events in the text?
How does Laurie's actions contribute to the unexpected turn of events in the text?
What does the tow truck driver secure the Suburban with at the RV park?
What does the tow truck driver secure the Suburban with at the RV park?
What is Lulu's emotional state as she watches her Suburban being towed away?
What is Lulu's emotional state as she watches her Suburban being towed away?
How does Lulu feel after finding the elementary school locked and witnessing Laurie walking away in a hurry?
How does Lulu feel after finding the elementary school locked and witnessing Laurie walking away in a hurry?
What does Lulu find at the elementary school after rehearsal for the play?
What does Lulu find at the elementary school after rehearsal for the play?
What does Laurie reveal to Lulu about Serena's situation?
What does Laurie reveal to Lulu about Serena's situation?
What does Lulu and Jack rehearse for, and how does it impact Lulu?
What does Lulu and Jack rehearse for, and how does it impact Lulu?
What heartwarming moment does Lulu share with her mother before the unexpected turn of events?
What heartwarming moment does Lulu share with her mother before the unexpected turn of events?
What significant item adorns Lulu's Suburban and becomes the focus of a distressing event?
What significant item adorns Lulu's Suburban and becomes the focus of a distressing event?
How does Lulu's perception of her activities and surroundings change during the unexpected turn of events?
How does Lulu's perception of her activities and surroundings change during the unexpected turn of events?
What does Lulu fear when she experiences difficulty breathing?
What does Lulu fear when she experiences difficulty breathing?
How does Lulu manage to regain control of her breath?
How does Lulu manage to regain control of her breath?
Where does Lulu seek refuge for the night?
Where does Lulu seek refuge for the night?
What does Lulu do to remain undetected while moving through the library?
What does Lulu do to remain undetected while moving through the library?
What is Lulu determined to do despite the adversity she faces?
What is Lulu determined to do despite the adversity she faces?
What does the text portray about Lulu's struggle?
What does the text portray about Lulu's struggle?
What does Lulu decide not to do out of fear of uncertain outcomes?
What does Lulu decide not to do out of fear of uncertain outcomes?
What does Lulu reflect on during her struggle for survival?
What does Lulu reflect on during her struggle for survival?
How does Lulu feel while fighting for breath?
How does Lulu feel while fighting for breath?
What makes Lulu feel like she is suffocating and on the verge of death?
What makes Lulu feel like she is suffocating and on the verge of death?
What does Lulu do to prevent recognition while seeking a safe place for the night?
What does Lulu do to prevent recognition while seeking a safe place for the night?
What does Lulu fear will happen if she reveals herself to the police and Mrs. Rogers?
What does Lulu fear will happen if she reveals herself to the police and Mrs. Rogers?
What struggles and responsibilities does Lulu face in the text?
What struggles and responsibilities does Lulu face in the text?
Who does Lulu find solace with and what activity provides her with praise?
Who does Lulu find solace with and what activity provides her with praise?
What causes concern for their caregiver, Laurie?
What causes concern for their caregiver, Laurie?
What family tragedy does Lulu reflect on?
What family tragedy does Lulu reflect on?
Who does Lulu promise to take care of while she is sick?
Who does Lulu promise to take care of while she is sick?
Who is mentioned as the only relative available for babysitting, despite her tough nature?
Who is mentioned as the only relative available for babysitting, despite her tough nature?
What is the significance of Lulu's late pick up of Serena?
What is the significance of Lulu's late pick up of Serena?
How does Lulu find solace and recognition amidst her struggles?
How does Lulu find solace and recognition amidst her struggles?
Who does Lulu rely on for support and childcare while their father is absent?
Who does Lulu rely on for support and childcare while their father is absent?
What does Lulu hope for amidst her worries?
What does Lulu hope for amidst her worries?
What causes Lulu to worry about managing her responsibilities?
What causes Lulu to worry about managing her responsibilities?
What financial struggles does Lulu face?
What financial struggles does Lulu face?
Describe Deana's enthusiasm for her LOL Fashion Dolls and her interaction with Lulu. How does Lulu feel about it?
Describe Deana's enthusiasm for her LOL Fashion Dolls and her interaction with Lulu. How does Lulu feel about it?
What is Lulu's initial impression of Deana's house and how does it make her feel?
What is Lulu's initial impression of Deana's house and how does it make her feel?
How does the description of Deana's house reflect Lulu's feelings and perceptions of it?
How does the description of Deana's house reflect Lulu's feelings and perceptions of it?
What memories and emotions does Lulu's reaction to Deana's house evoke for her, and why is it significant?
What memories and emotions does Lulu's reaction to Deana's house evoke for her, and why is it significant?
What did the doctor learn from Lulu's father's boss about their living situation and how did he react?
What did the doctor learn from Lulu's father's boss about their living situation and how did he react?
Who is Hank and what realization does Lulu have about him?
Who is Hank and what realization does Lulu have about him?
What is the doctor's response when Lulu asks about her father's condition and what does it indicate?
What is the doctor's response when Lulu asks about her father's condition and what does it indicate?
How does Lulu feel and what does she observe about her father's condition at the end of the excerpt?
How does Lulu feel and what does she observe about her father's condition at the end of the excerpt?
Discuss the symbolism of the paper cranes in Lulu's story and how they represent her emotional journey.
Discuss the symbolism of the paper cranes in Lulu's story and how they represent her emotional journey.
Explain the significance of the library in Lulu's emotional journey and how it becomes a turning point for her.
Explain the significance of the library in Lulu's emotional journey and how it becomes a turning point for her.
How does Lulu's dream about an article in the newspaper related to her family and sandhill cranes contribute to the development of the story?
How does Lulu's dream about an article in the newspaper related to her family and sandhill cranes contribute to the development of the story?
Examine the role of Ms. M, the librarian, in Lulu's story and how she helps Lulu come to terms with her emotions.
Examine the role of Ms. M, the librarian, in Lulu's story and how she helps Lulu come to terms with her emotions.
Discuss the theme of family and belonging in Lulu's story, and how her experiences in the library reflect this theme.
Discuss the theme of family and belonging in Lulu's story, and how her experiences in the library reflect this theme.
How does the snowfall outside the library contribute to the atmosphere and Lulu's emotional state in the story?
How does the snowfall outside the library contribute to the atmosphere and Lulu's emotional state in the story?
Explain the emotional impact of Lulu's interaction with Ms. M and how it shapes her perspective on her situation.
Explain the emotional impact of Lulu's interaction with Ms. M and how it shapes her perspective on her situation.
Discuss the role of Lulu's reflection on her troubled past and her plans to visit social services in the development of her character.
Discuss the role of Lulu's reflection on her troubled past and her plans to visit social services in the development of her character.
How does Lulu's experience of falling asleep and dreaming about an article in the newspaper contribute to the narrative and her emotional journey?
How does Lulu's experience of falling asleep and dreaming about an article in the newspaper contribute to the narrative and her emotional journey?
Discuss the significance of the story emphasizing the importance of the library as a safe haven for Lulu and the kindness of Ms. M.
Discuss the significance of the story emphasizing the importance of the library as a safe haven for Lulu and the kindness of Ms. M.
Examine the role of the charger for Lulu's iPod in the story and how it reflects her experience in the library.
Examine the role of the charger for Lulu's iPod in the story and how it reflects her experience in the library.
How does Lulu's emotional release upon realizing the significance of the paper crane demonstrate her growth and resilience?
How does Lulu's emotional release upon realizing the significance of the paper crane demonstrate her growth and resilience?
What emotional struggles does Lulu face regarding her missing father?
What emotional struggles does Lulu face regarding her missing father?
Who does Lulu confide in about her belief that her father is in the hospital?
Who does Lulu confide in about her belief that her father is in the hospital?
What article does Lulu read at the hospital, and how does it connect to her father?
What article does Lulu read at the hospital, and how does it connect to her father?
What does Lulu demand upon finding her father in the hospital?
What does Lulu demand upon finding her father in the hospital?
What does the text capture about Lulu's emotional journey?
What does the text capture about Lulu's emotional journey?
Describe Lulu's emotional journey in the text and how she copes with her sense of loss and determination amidst difficult times.
Describe Lulu's emotional journey in the text and how she copes with her sense of loss and determination amidst difficult times.
What does Lulu do with the damaged paper crane and how does she feel about it?
What does Lulu do with the damaged paper crane and how does she feel about it?
How does Lulu initially react to Ms. M's questions about her well-being at the library?
How does Lulu initially react to Ms. M's questions about her well-being at the library?
What unexpected event catches Ms. M's attention at the library and how does it impact Lulu?
What unexpected event catches Ms. M's attention at the library and how does it impact Lulu?
What does Lulu observe and do after Ms. M leaves the library?
What does Lulu observe and do after Ms. M leaves the library?
How does the text portray Lulu's internal struggle and resilience?
How does the text portray Lulu's internal struggle and resilience?
What opportunities does the library being closed on Sundays provide for Lulu?
What opportunities does the library being closed on Sundays provide for Lulu?
What does the text capture about Lulu's emotional journey and her coping mechanisms?
What does the text capture about Lulu's emotional journey and her coping mechanisms?
How does Lulu feel about her father's departure and how does it influence her emotions?
How does Lulu feel about her father's departure and how does it influence her emotions?
What does the paper crane symbolize for Lulu and how does it tie into her emotional journey?
What does the paper crane symbolize for Lulu and how does it tie into her emotional journey?
How does Lulu's encounter with Ms. M at the library impact her emotional state?
How does Lulu's encounter with Ms. M at the library impact her emotional state?
In what ways does Lulu find solace and comfort amidst her emotional struggles?
In what ways does Lulu find solace and comfort amidst her emotional struggles?
Describe Deana's interest in LOL Fashion Dolls and her interaction with Lulu regarding them.
Describe Deana's interest in LOL Fashion Dolls and her interaction with Lulu regarding them.
What is the significance of Lulu's reaction to Deana's house and how does it make her feel?
What is the significance of Lulu's reaction to Deana's house and how does it make her feel?
How does the description of Deana's house reflect Lulu's emotional state and her past experiences?
How does the description of Deana's house reflect Lulu's emotional state and her past experiences?
What does Lulu's reflection on her past home and her reaction to Deana's house reveal about her character and emotional journey?
What does Lulu's reflection on her past home and her reaction to Deana's house reveal about her character and emotional journey?
What emotions does Lulu experience as she walks back to the library, and how does she describe her feelings?
What emotions does Lulu experience as she walks back to the library, and how does she describe her feelings?
What does Lulu do with the paper crane she unexpectedly releases from her pack, and how does she feel after crushing it?
What does Lulu do with the paper crane she unexpectedly releases from her pack, and how does she feel after crushing it?
Who notices Lulu at the library and questions her well-being, and how does Lulu respond?
Who notices Lulu at the library and questions her well-being, and how does Lulu respond?
What catches Ms. M's attention at the library, and what does Lulu do with it?
What catches Ms. M's attention at the library, and what does Lulu do with it?
Where does Lulu rest undisturbed, and what does this reveal about her resilience?
Where does Lulu rest undisturbed, and what does this reveal about her resilience?
What captures Lulu's emotional journey in the text, and what brings her comfort in difficult times?
What captures Lulu's emotional journey in the text, and what brings her comfort in difficult times?
What did Lulu learn about her family's living situation from her father's boss?
What did Lulu learn about her family's living situation from her father's boss?
Who is Hank and how does Lulu feel about him?
Who is Hank and how does Lulu feel about him?
What does the doctor tell Lulu about her father's condition and the timeline of events?
What does the doctor tell Lulu about her father's condition and the timeline of events?
What is Lulu's reaction to the doctor's information about her father's condition?
What is Lulu's reaction to the doctor's information about her father's condition?
What does Lulu do most of the time in the library?
What does Lulu do most of the time in the library?
What does Lulu make throughout the day, symbolizing her migration from Texas to Montana and her desire to find her family?
What does Lulu make throughout the day, symbolizing her migration from Texas to Montana and her desire to find her family?
What does Lulu plan to do despite her reluctance?
What does Lulu plan to do despite her reluctance?
What does Lulu dream about while she is asleep in the library?
What does Lulu dream about while she is asleep in the library?
Who is concerned about Lulu and helps her come to terms with her emotions when she wakes up?
Who is concerned about Lulu and helps her come to terms with her emotions when she wakes up?
How does Lulu feel when she wakes up to find Ms. M and realizes the significance of the crane?
How does Lulu feel when she wakes up to find Ms. M and realizes the significance of the crane?
What does the story emphasize about the importance of the library?
What does the story emphasize about the importance of the library?
What does Lulu's experience in the library become in her emotional journey and her search for her family?
What does Lulu's experience in the library become in her emotional journey and her search for her family?
What does Lulu reflect on in the library, feeling anxious about what others, especially Jack, would think of her?
What does Lulu reflect on in the library, feeling anxious about what others, especially Jack, would think of her?
What does Lulu feel surrounded by as snow falls outside the library?
What does Lulu feel surrounded by as snow falls outside the library?
What does Ms. M explain about her hunch regarding Lulu being in the library?
What does Ms. M explain about her hunch regarding Lulu being in the library?
What does the story emphasize about Ms. M?
What does the story emphasize about Ms. M?
What are the key events in Lulu's emotional journey to find her missing father?
What are the key events in Lulu's emotional journey to find her missing father?
How does Lulu's emotional confession affect Ms. M, and what does Lulu ask for help with?
How does Lulu's emotional confession affect Ms. M, and what does Lulu ask for help with?
What does the doctor explain to Lulu about her father's condition, and how does Lulu react to the lack of information?
What does the doctor explain to Lulu about her father's condition, and how does Lulu react to the lack of information?
How does Lulu's determination to be informed about her father's condition reflect her past experiences and personal growth?
How does Lulu's determination to be informed about her father's condition reflect her past experiences and personal growth?
What does the text capture about Lulu's emotional journey and her unwavering determination?
What does the text capture about Lulu's emotional journey and her unwavering determination?
What overwhelms Lulu, leading her to break down in tears?
What overwhelms Lulu, leading her to break down in tears?
Who does Lulu confide in about her father's disappearance and the struggles she faced after her mother's death?
Who does Lulu confide in about her father's disappearance and the struggles she faced after her mother's death?
Where does Lulu believe she has found her father after reading a newspaper article?
Where does Lulu believe she has found her father after reading a newspaper article?
Who drives Lulu to the hospital where the unidentified man is in a coma?
Who drives Lulu to the hospital where the unidentified man is in a coma?
What does Lulu demand to know from the doctor when she enters the hospital room where her father is in a medically induced coma?
What does Lulu demand to know from the doctor when she enters the hospital room where her father is in a medically induced coma?
What does the doctor explain about her father's injuries and identity?
What does the doctor explain about her father's injuries and identity?
What does Lulu reflect on regarding her father's condition and her past experiences with her mother?
What does Lulu reflect on regarding her father's condition and her past experiences with her mother?
What does Lulu's determination to be informed about her father's condition reflect?
What does Lulu's determination to be informed about her father's condition reflect?
Who does Lulu ask for help finding after sharing her life story with Ms. M?
Who does Lulu ask for help finding after sharing her life story with Ms. M?
What does Lulu's emotional confession to Ms. M lead her to do?
What does Lulu's emotional confession to Ms. M lead her to do?
What does the text capture about Lulu's journey?
What does the text capture about Lulu's journey?
Who is determined not to experience the same lack of information about her father's condition as she did with her mother?
Who is determined not to experience the same lack of information about her father's condition as she did with her mother?
What does Mr. Albert reveal to Lulu about her sister's whereabouts and what arrangement does he make for Lulu?
What does Mr. Albert reveal to Lulu about her sister's whereabouts and what arrangement does he make for Lulu?
What does Lulu decide to do when she learns about her sister's location and Mr. Albert's arrangement for her?
What does Lulu decide to do when she learns about her sister's location and Mr. Albert's arrangement for her?
What does Mr. Albert ask Lulu to tell him while they are on their way to see her sister at the foster care home?
What does Mr. Albert ask Lulu to tell him while they are on their way to see her sister at the foster care home?
What action does Mr. Albert take before they head to the foster family's home?
What action does Mr. Albert take before they head to the foster family's home?
What did Daddy build for Serena as a Christmas present?
What did Daddy build for Serena as a Christmas present?
Who offered to take the family back to Texas, and what was the family's decision?
Who offered to take the family back to Texas, and what was the family's decision?
What did Lulu keep as a reminder of their past hardships?
What did Lulu keep as a reminder of their past hardships?
What play were the girls excited about being a part of at school?
What play were the girls excited about being a part of at school?
What did Lulu and her friend Deana discuss regarding their plans for the day?
What did Lulu and her friend Deana discuss regarding their plans for the day?
What did the family plan to do with the Suburban?
What did the family plan to do with the Suburban?
What did the family start building in Montana?
What did the family start building in Montana?
What did Lulu and her dad work on together at Habitat house?
What did Lulu and her dad work on together at Habitat house?
What happened to Daddy, leading to uncertainty about what happened?
What happened to Daddy, leading to uncertainty about what happened?
What did Daddy express regret for?
What did Daddy express regret for?
What did Daddy build for Serena as a Christmas present?
What did Daddy build for Serena as a Christmas present?
Describe the impact of community support on Lulu's family during their difficult times.
Describe the impact of community support on Lulu's family during their difficult times.
How does Aunt Ruth's departure to Texas affect Lulu's family dynamics?
How does Aunt Ruth's departure to Texas affect Lulu's family dynamics?
Explain the significance of Lulu continuing to carry her mother's memory with her through her singing and acting.
Explain the significance of Lulu continuing to carry her mother's memory with her through her singing and acting.
What mixed emotions does Lulu experience towards her father's absence and eventual return?
What mixed emotions does Lulu experience towards her father's absence and eventual return?
Discuss the role of Aunt Ruth in caring for Lulu and Serena, and her emotional display of anger and concern.
Discuss the role of Aunt Ruth in caring for Lulu and Serena, and her emotional display of anger and concern.
How does Lulu reflect on the difficulty of asking for help and the importance of support from others?
How does Lulu reflect on the difficulty of asking for help and the importance of support from others?
What does Lulu discover about the people in her community and their care for her and her family?
What does Lulu discover about the people in her community and their care for her and her family?
Explain how Lulu's family receives support despite their financial struggles.
Explain how Lulu's family receives support despite their financial struggles.
How does Lulu find comfort and recognition amidst her struggles?
How does Lulu find comfort and recognition amidst her struggles?
Discuss the significance of Lulu's journey in illustrating the importance of community support and resilience.
Discuss the significance of Lulu's journey in illustrating the importance of community support and resilience.
Examine the impact of Lulu's father's illness on her and Serena and their interaction with him at the hospital.
Examine the impact of Lulu's father's illness on her and Serena and their interaction with him at the hospital.
How does Lulu's family receive support from the community during their financial struggles?
How does Lulu's family receive support from the community during their financial struggles?
What does Lulu learn about her living situation at the foster home?
What does Lulu learn about her living situation at the foster home?
What do the paper cranes symbolize in the story?
What do the paper cranes symbolize in the story?
Who starts showing kindness and support towards Lulu, indicating a potential friendship?
Who starts showing kindness and support towards Lulu, indicating a potential friendship?
What signifies a turning point in Lulu's journey to finding home?
What signifies a turning point in Lulu's journey to finding home?
What does Lulu reflect on, feeling grateful for the positive changes in her life?
What does Lulu reflect on, feeling grateful for the positive changes in her life?
How do Lulu's classmates show support towards her?
How do Lulu's classmates show support towards her?
What does Deana give to Lulu, signifying a change in their relationship?
What does Deana give to Lulu, signifying a change in their relationship?
What do the paper cranes and Deana's gestures represent for Lulu?
What do the paper cranes and Deana's gestures represent for Lulu?
What impact do the paper cranes and Deana's actions have on Lulu's life?
What impact do the paper cranes and Deana's actions have on Lulu's life?
What do the paper cranes and Deana's actions serve as in Lulu's journey?
What do the paper cranes and Deana's actions serve as in Lulu's journey?
What does Lulu realize about Deana's actions and the paper cranes?
What does Lulu realize about Deana's actions and the paper cranes?
How does Lulu feel about the positive changes in her life?
How does Lulu feel about the positive changes in her life?
Study Notes
Lulu's School Days
- Lulu discovers she can find a table to herself if she walks slowly from math to lunch
- The lunch lady informs Lulu that she is low on funds and needs a deposit from her dad
- Lulu meets a boy named Jack in the lunchroom who offers her his milk
- Jack asks Lulu about Montana, and she lies about being from Oklahoma
- Lulu feels embarrassed when Jack bursts into song in the lunchroom
- Lulu's dad had advised her to keep their past a secret
- Lulu's mother is in the hospital, and Lulu copes by singing softly
- Lulu attends an after-school program at the elementary school to avoid the prying eyes and snide whispers of her middle school peers
- Deana, a girl from Lulu's school, is picked up by her mother in a new car
- Serena, Lulu's friend, shows her a dinosaur origami she made
- Lulu learns about the Japanese tradition of making paper cranes to make a wish come true
- Lulu helps Serena tidy up the room at the end of the after-school program
Sunday Service and Neighborhood Exploration
- Lulu and Serena attend a Sunday service at a Lutheran church in Montana.
- The Lutherans host a breakfast after the service, where Lulu reminds Serena to eat slowly to avoid giving the impression that they are starving.
- Lulu and Serena encounter a woman who had previously provided them with coats and hats at a coat drive.
- They encounter the woman after the service and engage in a polite conversation with her before leaving in a rush.
- Instead of attending church, their father drives them around the town to explore and familiarize themselves with the area.
- During these drives, their father shows them various landmarks, including a clear river and the location of their future school.
- The family also enjoys nature activities like fishing and observing wildlife during these drives.
- Lulu and Serena change their coats to lighter ones after the service due to the warming weather, then decide to take a walk in the neighborhood.
- Lulu feels homesick as they walk, missing their previous home in Texas and longing for their father.
- They come across a neighborhood under construction and approach a man working with a nail gun, asking about a person named John Johnson.
- The man indicates that John Johnson has not been around for a few days and questions if Lulu and Serena are his kids, to which Lulu quickly denies.
- Lulu and Serena are left wishing that John Johnson was around.
Sunday Service and Neighborhood Exploration
- Lulu and Serena attend a Sunday service at a Lutheran church in Montana.
- The Lutherans host a breakfast after the service, where Lulu reminds Serena to eat slowly to avoid giving the impression that they are starving.
- Lulu and Serena encounter a woman who had previously provided them with coats and hats at a coat drive.
- They encounter the woman after the service and engage in a polite conversation with her before leaving in a rush.
- Instead of attending church, their father drives them around the town to explore and familiarize themselves with the area.
- During these drives, their father shows them various landmarks, including a clear river and the location of their future school.
- The family also enjoys nature activities like fishing and observing wildlife during these drives.
- Lulu and Serena change their coats to lighter ones after the service due to the warming weather, then decide to take a walk in the neighborhood.
- Lulu feels homesick as they walk, missing their previous home in Texas and longing for their father.
- They come across a neighborhood under construction and approach a man working with a nail gun, asking about a person named John Johnson.
- The man indicates that John Johnson has not been around for a few days and questions if Lulu and Serena are his kids, to which Lulu quickly denies.
- Lulu and Serena are left wishing that John Johnson was around.
Lulu's Challenges and Connections
- Lulu takes care of her sister Serena, who is sick and they are living alone in a Suburban
- Lulu is worried about their situation being discovered by the school nurse
- Lulu faces financial difficulties, struggles to pay bills and buy necessities
- Lulu wishes for her father to return and for a better life for her and Serena
- Lulu makes 147 paper cranes, hoping to fulfill her wishes
- Lulu partners with Deana for a writing assignment at school
- Deana initially seems reserved but then engages in a lively discussion with Lulu
- Deana suggests a science fiction story about kids on the moon for their writing project
- Deana asks Lulu to write the story due to her own perceived lack of writing skills
- Deana abruptly changes back to being quiet after the discussion
- Lulu is left bewildered by Deana's sudden change in behavior
- Jack, another classmate, shows excitement at lunch, contrasting Lulu's confusion
Family Struggles and Responsibilities
- Lulu's sister Serena has a persistent cough and is not allowed to attend after-school until she recovers
- Lulu is taking care of Serena while their father is absent
- Lulu is worried about her father's prolonged absence and hopes for his return
- Lulu faces bullying at school due to her sister's hygiene issues
- Lulu has a lead role in the school play but worries about managing her responsibilities
- Lulu faces financial struggles and finds a note about remaining rent on their car
- Lulu finds solace in the rehearsal for the school play and receives praise for her acting
- Lulu is late to pick up Serena, causing concern for their caregiver, Laurie
- Lulu reflects on a family tragedy involving the loss of a baby brother and her mother's illness
- Lulu promises her mother to take care of Serena while she is sick
- Lulu and her mother share a rare moment of laughter despite their difficult circumstances
- Lulu's aunt Ruth is mentioned as the only relative available for babysitting, despite her tough nature
Lulu's Emotional Journey
- Lulu leaves Deana's grand house, feeling a mix of emotions, and walks back to the library in the cold Montana wind.
- Lulu reflects on her father leaving without a word, leaving her and her sister with nothing but the clothes on their backs.
- Lulu's emotions shift from sorrow to anger as she walks, feeling like an "instant teakettle" about to boil over.
- Lulu unexpectedly releases a paper crane from her pack, and in a fit of anger, crushes it under her foot.
- After a moment of regret, Lulu carefully tucks the damaged crane among the others in her pack, feeling a deep emotional connection to the broken bird.
- Lulu encounters Ms. M at the library, who notices her and questions her well-being, prompting Lulu to put on a facade of brightness and normalcy.
- Lulu checks out a book and, to her surprise, another crane flies out of her pack, catching Ms. M's attention.
- Lulu gives the orange crane to Ms. M for good luck, feeling a sense of purpose and determination after recent events.
- Lulu waits outside the library, observing Ms. M leave, and then sneaks back inside to sleep among the stacks of newspapers.
- The library is closed on Sundays, allowing Lulu to rest undisturbed.
- Lulu's internal struggle and resilience are evident as she navigates her emotions and interactions with others, finding solace in making and sharing paper cranes.
- The text captures Lulu's emotional journey, her sense of loss, determination, and the small acts of kindness and connection that bring her comfort in difficult times.
Lulu's Emotional Journey to Find Her Missing Father
- Lulu breaks down in tears, overwhelmed by the realization that her father might still be alive and in the hospital.
- Lulu confides in Ms. M about her father's disappearance and the struggles she faced after her mother's death.
- Lulu reads a newspaper article about a man found injured in a meadow, and she believes it could be her father.
- Ms. M drives Lulu to the hospital where the unidentified man is in a coma, and Lulu shares her life story with Ms. M.
- Lulu's emotional confession moves Ms. M to tears, and Lulu asks for help finding her sister, Serena.
- Ms. M expresses regret for not being able to help Lulu earlier and vows to assist in finding Serena.
- Lulu enters the hospital room where her father is in a medically induced coma, and demands to know his condition from the doctor.
- The doctor explains that her father's injuries are being stabilized in the induced coma and that his boss confirmed his identity.
- Lulu is determined not to experience the same lack of information about her father's condition as she did with her mother.
- The emotional turmoil and uncertainty of her father's condition mirror the past experiences Lulu had with her mother.
- Lulu's determination to be informed about her father's condition reflects her growth and resilience in the face of adversity.
- The text captures Lulu's emotional journey and her unwavering determination to reunite with her family.
Lulu's Journey to Finding Home
- Lulu arrives at a foster home to visit her sister, Serena, who is doing well, and they share a moment of joy.
- Social services have been searching for Lulu for two days and plan for her to visit Serena the next day.
- Lulu meets Jack, a neighbor, and shares her story with him, including living in a car with her family.
- Lulu learns that she will be living in the foster home temporarily until a permanent house is found for her.
- Lulu reflects on the support and care she has found, feeling grateful for the positive changes in her life.
- At school, Lulu discovers paper cranes appearing on her desk and in various places, showing support from her classmates.
- Lulu's classmate, Deana, begins to show kindness and support towards Lulu, indicating a potential friendship.
- Deana gives Lulu a paper crane and invites her to her house, signaling a change in their relationship.
- Lulu realizes that Deana's actions and the paper cranes symbolize a newfound friendship and support from her classmates.
- The paper cranes and Deana's gestures signify a turning point in Lulu's journey, where she finds acceptance and friendship.
- Lulu's experience at the foster home and the support from her classmates bring a positive change in her life.
- The paper cranes and Deana's actions serve as symbols of friendship, acceptance, and support in Lulu's journey to finding home.
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