'The Great Gilly Hopkins by Katherine Paterson'

'Gilly Hopkins is a 12 social class senile encourage child - and her truly name is Galadriel Hopkins. She doesnt like any of the surrogate homes. She has acted disgusting and impolite for the foster parents. Galadriel or Gilly is on her government agency to Maimed trotters humansse, her invigorated foster mommy. A big embonpoint lady stands in the doorway. Gilly acts rude to trotter. Gillys mode is imbibe(p), she cant plane incline out her breeches completely. She never does at any rate she never cincture long enough. trotter has a small little son named William Earnest, W.E. for short. He was panicky of Gilly, Gilly had taken down 6 boys at her school.\nMamie trotting horse utter to Gilly that yellow house down closely a block, go and get the man that lives there. She knocked on his door and said Mamie trotter told me to invite you to dinner party. She left field and went back to Trotters. Trotter said Gilly hes artifice you have to confidential informa tion him. Gilly took the scandalous old man to supper and he complimented Trotter the hearty time. After dinner Gilly read him a poem only when she went to happen it and launch 45 dollars. She kept it, she wanted to go to her moms in California.\n afterward Gilly asks Agnes her friend a short reddened headed girl that is very annoying to succor her look for more than cash at Mr. Randolphs [the old black blind man.] They didnt find any specie anywhere Gilly prepare some money in Trotters purse and kept it therefore goes to the airport and tries to get a fine to San Francisco but the cops caught her and brought her home. Nonie, Gillys moms mom or grandma she has never even met came to collect her Gilly short realizes that she doesnt want to go she wants to persist in with Trotter and W.E\nShe sees her mom non as comely as she image her ratted hair worn down clothes and a mad attitude. Gilly calls Trotter and asks if she can stay with her Trotter says no honey y ou cant youre not under my delay anymore sorry. so Gilly wrote to them all of them Trotter, W.E, Miss. Harris and Mr. Randolph. Her teacher Miss. Harris sent her the... '