Sara's Journey of Self-Discovery

The story follows Sara, an insecure girl living in West Virginia with her family. After her brother Charlie, who is mentally handicapped, goes missing, the community comes together to search for him. Through this journey, Sara learns about self-acceptance, forgiveness, and understanding others. She realizes that everyone moves through life at their own pace and begins to accept her family for who they are.

What is the main challenge faced by Sara's family?

• Living in West Virginia

• Charlie's condition

• Aunt Willie's strictness

• Financial difficulties

Why does Sara take Charlie to the lake?

• To teach him swimming

• To see the swans

• To have a picnic

• To meet their father

What happens to Charlie after visiting the lake?

• He decides to stay at the lake

• He learns to speak

• He gets lost in the forest

• He finds a new friend

Who does Sara accuse of stealing Charlie's watch?

• Mary

• Aunt Willie

• Wanda

• Joe

What is the main theme of Sara's personal journey?

• Travel and adventure

• Financial success

• Revenge

• Acceptance of self

What does Sara learn about people's perception of her?

• They dislike her

• They like her for who she is

• They only like her clothes

• They are indifferent

What does Sara initially wish for in terms of her appearance?

• To be taller

• To have better clothes

• To have a different hairstyle

• To wear glasses

What emotion does Sara struggle with throughout the story?

• Fear

• Forgiveness

• Joy

• Excitement

How does Sara's relationship with Joe change by the end of the story?

• She never speaks to him again

• She moves away

• She remains angry with him

• She forgives him

What does Sara's anger stem from?

• Charlie's condition

• Her father's absence

• Unforgiveness

• Her own insecurities