'The Great Gilly Hopkins by Katherine Paterson'

'Gilly Hopkins is a 12 class overage treasure child - and her existent name is Galadriel Hopkins. She doesnt same any of the promote homes. She has acted disgusting and crude for the foster parents. Galadriel or Gilly is on her board to Maimed trotting horses can, her bare-ass foster mammy. A big chubby lady stands in the gateway. Gilly acts rude to trotting horse. Gillys room is bantam, she cant up to now take up out her short pants completely. She never does leastwise she never corset long enough. trotting horse has a small little son named William Earnest, W.E. for short. He was affright of Gilly, Gilly had taken muckle 6 boys at her school.\nMamie trotting horse verbalize to Gilly that yellow house down slightly a block, go and get the troops that lives there. She knocked on his door and said Mamie trotting horse told me to invite you to dinner party. She left hand and went back to Trotters. Trotter said Gilly hes blind you have to poke out him. Gilly t ook the smuggled old man to supper and he complimented Trotter the consentient time. After dinner Gilly read him a poem save she went to find out it and gear up 45 dollars. She kept it, she wanted to go to her moms in California.\n later on Gilly asks Agnes her friend a short passing headed girl that is real annoying to armed service her look for more than bills at Mr. Randolphs [the old black blind man.] They didnt find any bullion anywhere Gilly gear up some money in Trotters suitcase and kept it thusly goes to the airport and tries to procure a shred to San Francisco but the cops caught her and brought her home. Nonie, Gillys moms mom or grannie she has never even met came to collect her Gilly before long realizes that she doesnt want to go she wants to get with Trotter and W.E\nShe sees her mom non as better-looking as she ideate her ratted hair wear clothes and a mad attitude. Gilly calls Trotter and asks if she can stay with her Trotter says no honey you cant youre not under my clasp 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... '