What is the conflict of the book called a summer to die by Lois Lowry?

Answer 1

Molly and Meg are sisters. Both need to move to a new house in New England. Meg is 13 and Molly is 15. Molly is the perfect one, she is popular, nice, she is a cheerleader and she always smiles and giggles. Meg gets angry sometimes, she wears glasses, she likes Photography and art. When they get to the new house, things change. They have to share a room, and it's a little hard for both of them, even though they love each other. They also meet new friends, the neighbors. Molly gets very sick; and her nose starts bleeding, and at first, the doctor thought it was a cold. But things get worse. Molly's nose starts to bleed very badly, and she needs to go to the hospital. She needs to stay there a little long, because doctors have to discover what medicine to give her. Molly starts to get better, and she is able to get home, but still, she has to take the pills the doctor gave her. Things where getting normal again, but then, they discover red dots on molly's legs, and she has to get back to the hospital, but this time she never returned home. Molly had Leukemia, and she died. It was sad for all, that she had left.

Answer 2

In "A Summer to Die" by Lois Lowry, the main conflict revolves around the strained relationship between two sisters, Meg and Molly, as they navigate through the challenges of growing up, jealousy, illness, and loss. The conflict is primarily internal, as Meg struggles with feelings of guilt and inadequacy while dealing with Molly's illness and ultimately coming to terms with her sister's death.

Answer 3

A house was built in 1840 in New England