Describe Lily in Lily's Crossing

Answer 1

Lily is main character of this novel who spends his holidays in rock way beach . she was 12 years old girls who always speaks lie,

Albert is one of main character who came into being friend of lilly when she went on rock way to spend his holidays.Albert is a serius natured boy who hates lies., Eddie, Gram, Mr.Orban, Mrs.Orban, Walter, Ruth, Margaret, Poppy, and the Dillons.

Answer 2

Lily is a courageous and spirited 11-year-old girl who spends her summer at her family's beach house during World War II. She is strong-willed, loyal to her friends, and determined to find ways to help those affected by the war, even as she struggles with personal challenges of her own. Lily's experiences at the beach house lead her to discover the importance of love, forgiveness, and understanding.

Answer 3

Miss Elizabeth Marry Mollahan known as lily is the main character of the novel Lily's Crossing.

She is a young girl and didn't had a love of her mother because she died when Lily was very young but still lily compensates her absence with a star because her mother was the last one to touch that spot.

throughout the novel Lily has been lying even she promised herself not to lie.

One of her great lie was going to jeopardize Albert.

She is caring because she rescued a cat with the help of her Friend Albert whom she named Paprika. She is also clever because her father was serving in the war as a engineer and lily didn't knew where he was so she soon realized that why her father is always advising her of reading 3 books which were of France and lily got it that her father was in France. Lily is a sweet little girl. She is twelve years old girl with short, blond hair. You can say that at times she could be a little stubborn.

Answer 4

For as long as young Lily Mollahan can

remember, she has been spending her

summer vacations at Rock away Beach, New York.

She travels there with her father

and her grandmother .

Sadly, she has almost no memories of her

mother, who died when Lily was only a few years

old. Lily looks forward to summer, where she can

enjoy the ocean, see her best friend Margaret and

Margret' solder brother Eddie, and relax in a

place where it seems as if things have always

been the same.

This year, though, everything is different. It's

1944 and World War II is reaching its climax.

Eddie is fighting overseas; Margaret and her family

also move away. But it is when Lily's father enlists

in the army, hoping to help rebuild war-torn

Europe, that Lily truly feels all alone.

Her loneliness is lessened when she meets the

orphaned Hungarian refugee Albert, who left

his younger sister Ruth behind in Europe. Lily and

Albert become friends, but Lily tells a lie that may

put Ailbert's life in danger. Now Lily must find the

courage to tell the truth and perhaps risk losing

Ailbert'sfriendship.