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Willows parents got into a car accident and 

died from the tragedy. This is what changed 

Willows life in an instant. 

Willow rode the bus most of the days to get 

across town, back to the salon. 

Chedder was Dell Dukes cat. Willow made a 

close connection with Chedder. 

Dell Duke was Willows counselor but then 

helped her out by having her stay in his 

apartment after her parents passes away. 

There was a lot of excitement in this book. 

One part was when Willow was given the 

sunflower seeds.   This was a big moment to 

her because it brought up memories of her 

parents. 

Willow made several Friends during the time 

after her parents died. These Friends 

supported her and made her a better person. 

The garden in the book showed Willows 

personality. you could tell that She was very 

excited for all the plants to grow. 

Health was a big part of willows life. She lost 

her Grandmother from a health problem.  

Before Willow found out her parents have 

died, Dell, Mai, and Quang-ha all went to go 

get ice cream. 

Jario is the taxi driver that is freinds with 

Willow. He drives her around places and takes 

care of her. 

Willow kept many things. One thing she 

kept was an acorn that Mai gave her for 

luck. This helped her at the end by 

planting. 

Dell Duke, Willows concaler, listens to what 

Willow has to say. This helps Willow be more 

open and   be herself more. 

Although her mother wasn't in the book that 

much, she was an important part of Willows 

past. 

When Willow hit her head she was brought to 

the hospital and a nurse helped her before she 

ran away. 

Willow was a orphan and went to a foster 

center were many orphan go. 

Plants are something that is really important 

to Willow. She loves them. You could tell this 

by when Dell Duke gave her the sunflower 

seeds to grow.

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