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Arnold's last name in the book "Lawn Boy" by Gary Paulsen is Anderson.
Lawn Boy goes to Arnold's house in chapter 7 of "Lawn Boy" by Gary Paulsen because he wants to learn more about investing in the stock market. Arnold offers to teach him about investing and helps him understand how to make smart financial decisions.
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He doednt have a name yes, actually he did in the back of the book it was duane
The sees Rock and his gang holding Arnold hostage. He runs back to his house to get his parents.
The genre of "Lawn Boy" by Gary Paulsen is a children's novel. It tells the story of a young boy who starts a lawn-mowing business and learns about entrepreneurship and the stock market.
On the middle of the summer the Lawn Boy Inherited grandfather´s old lawn mower and came up with a wild plan of making $7,500 over 12 weeks of summer. Half a summer after working really hard the Lawn Boy know Arnold, a customer who also is a genius stockbroker.
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Lawn Boy was created on 1990-09-21.
In "Lawn Boy" by Gary Paulsen, some minor characters include the main character's grandmother, his best friend, Arnold, his mother, and the various customers he interacts with while working on their lawns. These characters help shape the main character's experiences and the overall story.
In the story "Lawn Boy" by Gary Paulsen, the character known as "Lawn Boy" is not the villain. He is a young boy who starts a lawn-mowing business and experiences success and challenges along the way. The story focuses on his entrepreneurial journey rather than portraying him as a villain.