The Question and Answer section for Loser is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
Definitely not, Yalowitz put Donald in a position where he would once again be singled out. Note, he did it for good reasons, but the end result wasn't worth it. Mr. Yalowitz puts Zinkoff, despite his clumsiness, in position to be tagged off as...
The final test at graduation is centered around the applause received by the audience during the ceremony.
Other families are more boisterous: leaping from their seats, arms waving, two-fingered whistles, moose calls, stomping the floor. It's hard...
Imaginative
At this time in his life Zinkoff sees no difference between the stars in the sky and the stars in his mother’s plastic Baggie. He believes that stars fall from the sky sometimes, and that his mother goes around collecting them like...
