Chapters61-66


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1. What do you think happened after the ending? Did Dallas and Florida stay with Tiller and Sairy? What about Z?

Deija: I think Tiller finnaly got better and they lived like normal people and sooner or later Z is going to say that he is their father but they can stay with Tiller and Sairy if they wanted to.

Danny: Dallas and Florida did stay.

TREVOR: danny it ever said that they stay but i think that they will

Cassidy: After the ending I think Dallas and Florida stayed with Sairy and Tiller and never went back to the Boxton Creek home. I think Z just forgets about Dallas and Florida could be his kids and he is a nice person now. Kendall: I think Dallas and Florida stayed with Tiller and Sairy. Also I think Z spoke up about Them being his kids.

2. Tiller and Sairy's children urged them to send Dallas and Florida back to the Boxton Creek Home, but they wouldn't. Why did Buddy and Lucy want this? Why did Tiller and Sairy refuse to do it?

Deija: I think they didn't send them back to the Boxton Creek Home again because the feel bad for them and don't want them to suffer like they did a bunch of times with other people. Danny: Buddy and Lucy want to send Dallas and Florida Back to the foster home because there taking there place. TREVOR: i agree 3. Did you like the book? Why or why not?

Deija: I kind of liked the book the only reason why I don't like it is because it was kind of sad for Tiler and Dallas and Florida. Danny: It was okay it was o.k Kendall: i think Buddy and Lucy wanted Them to send Dallas and Florida back because they didnt want their parents raising more kids. I think Tiller and Sairy refused to send them back because they really liked them being there.

Cassidy: It was an okay book. Not the best book i have ever read. I just didn't like the ideas of the book.