and Dangerous Pie are, when it is intermission time at the benefit and Jeffery has a fever, as much a Steven didn't want to tell his parents, since he would have to leave, he did. Two of п»їthe falling actions of Drums, Girls. п»їThe climax of Drums, Girls, an Dangerous Pie is when the Annette, and Rene have the great idea to make the concert into a benefit for Jeffery to make money for the family to pay for medical expenses. The second rising action is Steven and the dad in the car after the incident on the way to school, and neither of them want to talk, so they are just sitting awkward silence. п»їThe first falling action is the little boy, Jeffery, falling off of the stool and onto the ground, and having a bloody nose, but this bloody nose never really stopped bleeding. The conflict of Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie is when the family find out that since his blood doesn't stop flooding out of his nose, that Jeffery has cancer. They are Mom, Dad, Steven, Jeffery, Annette, Rene, Samantha, Dr. These are all of the characters that change the story, and without them the story wouldn't be the different. The library also owns nonfiction on leukemia and coping with serious illnesses.п»їI don't want to talk it's too stressful now.

If you enjoy Drums, Girls, & Dangerous Pie, you would probably also like Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie by David Lubar. This is a storyВ that will pull at your heart strings.Д¬onnections: The sequel is After Ever After. HeвЂ™s feeling pretty hopeless until he takesВ the school counselorвЂ™s suggestion and focuses on what he can change.ДЄlthough the story is sad in parts, Steven narratesВ itВ with sarcasm and humor and what comes through strongest areВ the loveВ these brothers feel forВ each othe and their resilience. Torn between resentment toward his parents for neglect and compassion for his little brother, Steven loses himself in his music, taking refuge in the basement with his drum set. HeвЂ™s trying to keep his familyвЂ™s situation a secret from friends and adults at school but having a difficult time coping on his ownвЂ“which he is because his momвЂ™s staying at the hospital and his dad is lost in his own world. The diagnosis and subsequent hospitalization of Jeffrey turn StevenвЂ™s life upside down. He borrows StevenвЂ™s prized pair of drumsticks to stir his dangerous pie,В a вЂњzesty blend of coffee grounds, raw eggs and their smashed shells, Coke, uncooked bacon, and three Matchbox racing cars.вЂќ When heвЂ™s not trying to keep his mischievous brother from being a pest, Steven is pretty much preoccupied by his two passionsвЂ“drums and beautiful 8th grader ReneeвЂ“that is, until his little brother isВ diagnosed with leukemia. Most younger brothers can be a pain, but 8th grader Steven AlperвЂ™s five-year-old brother Jeffrey really takes the cake or pie, that is. Adventure African Americans American history biography brothers and sisters bullies coming of age death diversity dystopias families family life family problems fantasy fathers and sons fiction friendship ghosts girls historical fiction humor identity love stories magic middle school multicultural mystery nonfiction orphans outsiders prejudices race relations realistic fiction romance sad stories schools science fiction slavery sports survival suspense teens war World War II Young Adult

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