Summary on chapter four on the lost boy by Dave pelzer?

Answer 1

Chapter 4: New Beginnings A couple days later, Ms. Gold takes him to a permanent foster home. He says good bye to his old brothers and sisters and is eager to see his new home. When someone left the house at Aunt Mary's house, the kids would search the old room for objects that kid left behind like money, clothes\, toys, and other things. As they entered the driveway of his new foster home, he noticed a park nearby. They walked up to the door and were greeted by Lilian Catanze. They said hello and while Ms. Gold talked to Mrs. Catanze, David waited in the kitchen. When they were done, Lilian showed David his new room. When they went back to the kitchen there were two boys sitting at the table, Larry Junior and Big Larry. After being taunted by Larry Junior, Big Larry asked Lilian if David could go with him to the theater to see a movie. On the way to the show, David became best friends with Big Larry. In the theater, the movie had begun. David became captivated by the action of James Bond while Larry was interested in the girls in bikinis. They next day, Judy, Lilian's husband, packed up the car to take them to Junipero Serra Park, the old hill that his mother used to take him to. When they got there, there were many people there. They were all family, either relatives or former foster children who have been married and had kids or who have just moved out because of their age. When they got home Mrs. Catanze made David and her lunch. At one o'clock, there was a loud knock at the door. Lilian jumped up and answered it. David only stared as the door revealed his mother and his two brothers. He also spotted his bike that his Grandmother bought him. The bike was a mess, but David decided he wanted to fix it. When Big Larry came home from his job, he helped David come up with a plan to get money to fix his bike. David then bothered Mrs. Catanze until she gave him a chore for money. After a month he had saved up four dollars. Tony, Lilian's son, had driven him the next day to the bike shop to get it fixed. Tony knew what parts he needed and helped pay for what David couldn't afford. The next day as David recalls was named by his as, my day on my bike. He rode it for hours up and down the street. He had to be dragged in by Mrs. Catanze.

Answer 2

In chapter four of "The Lost Boy" by Dave Pelzer, Dave's social worker takes him away from his abusive mother and places him in a foster home. Dave struggles to adjust to his new environment, feeling lonely and misunderstood. Despite facing new challenges, he begins to feel a sense of freedom and hope in his new surroundings.

Answer 3

The mood of the story is upset

Answer 4

Foster Care

Answer 5

in America