I Move A Lot And That's Okay! by Shermaine Perry-Knights

Grace, a seven-year-old military child, shares her experiences of moving frequently due to her father's army assignments. She describes her feelings about leaving her home in Fort Benning, Georgia, and moving to Italy. Grace talks about packing, saying goodbye to friends, and the journey to Italy. Upon arrival, she adjusts to the new environment, learns about Italian culture, and meets new friends. Despite the challenges, Grace embraces the adventure and finds comfort in familiar routines like eating pizza.

What does Grace prefer to be called instead of a 'military brat'?

• Adventurer

• Grace

• Soldier

• Brat

What is Grace's father's profession?

• Teacher

• Doctor

• Engineer

• Soldier

What does Grace use as a piggy bank?

• A wallet

• A box

• A water bottle

• A jar

What is the name of the temporary lodging facility where Grace's family stays?

• Inn

• TLF

• Hotel

• Motel

What does Grace's teacher, Mr. Mossberg, offer to do with her letters?

• Ignore them

• Read them to the class

• Send them back

• Throw them away

What does Grace do to feel brave during the flight?

• Hugs Cody

• Eats candy

• Reads a book

• Watches a movie

What natural feature does Grace learn about in Italy that makes her uneasy?

• Mountains

• Rivers

• Volcanoes

• Deserts

What is the first Italian word Grace learns to use?

• Ciao

• Grazie

• Scoozy

• Buongiorno

What is the mascot of Grace's new school in Naples?

• Bear

• Eagle

• Dolphin

• Lion

What does Grace find exciting about her new home in Italy?

• The city

• The lake

• The mountains

• The desert