NOEMI ROBLERO PD: 5

One character in my book is Zoe Monday Costello nicknamed “ the Zoe Lama”. She is a problem solver and everyone in school takes her advice. She is feisty, compassionate, lovable, breathless, hilarious, black hair, and is a seventh grader. She is a static character because throughout the story she is feisty, compassionate, lovable, breathless, and hilarious to get her place back. She is the antagonist because she wants Devon to get out of her place. Another character is my book is Devon Sweeney. She is a sixth grader with a perfect blond bob and an endless supply of matched outfits. She is also a problem solver and everyone In school takes her advice and she has taken Zoe’s place as everyone’s go-to gal. She is a static character because she wants to stay in Zoe’s place. She is the protagonist she has taken Zoe’s place as everyone’s go-to gal.

The setting in my book is at Allencroft Middle School.

When Zoe returns to school after chicken pox, Zoe is sure that everything must have fallen apart during her absence. She is fully prepared to use her Lama skills to set her clients straight. Then Zoe finds things running smoother than ever before. It seems that Devon Sweeney has taken Zoe’s place as everyone’s go-to gal. This is a Man vs. Man conflict. The resolution is everyone got to vote for Zoe or Devon and the one who got more votes won. But when everyone voted it was a tie but then Devon had to move to Boston and Zoe became leader and got her place back.

When Devon took Zoe’s place and Zoe came back to school and noticed it. I thought they were going to become friends and help people out together. My prediction was not true because Devon and Zoe didn’t want to be friends and then Devon had to go to Boston so Zoe got her place back.

If there is someone just like you that can solve problems be friends with them and not enemies with both of you together can help people out and give them advice and you guys can make big differences in there lives.