Cynthia Lord

She has two children.

In the book "Rules" by Cynthia Lord, Catherine is described as a twelve-year-old girl with light brown hair and a gap between her front teeth. She has a younger brother with autism named David, and the story follows her experiences navigating friendships, family dynamics, and understanding her own feelings.

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David's favorite book in "Rules" is "Charlotte's Web" by E.B. White. He enjoys the story of friendship between the characters in the book.

Yes, Cynthia Lord has two daughters.

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Catherine, the main character in "Rules" by Cynthia Lord, is twelve years old. The story follows her experiences navigating friendships and family dynamics as her world is shifted by the introduction of a new friend.

Yes, the setting of the story, which takes place in a small town in Maine, plays a significant role in shaping the characters' experiences and relationships. The rural setting affects how the characters interact with each other, how they view the world around them, and how they navigate the challenges they face. The setting also reflects the theme of familial relationships and understanding differences.

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There are many characters. Catherine, Krista, Jason, David, and Ryan. Catherine is the main character. She has a autistic brother, David. She keeps thinking life is unfair, until she meets Krista and Jason and wonder what is correct. Ryan is just a character that is Krista's boyfriend.

To add to that, I say that Ryan ISN'T Krista's boyfriend, although that was a innocent mistake. Ryan was the mean boy who called David a retard. Don't report me because that is exactly what the book says!

Cynthia Lord graduated from Keene State College in 1988.

Cynthia Lord won the Newbery Honor award for her book "Rules" in 2007.

Katherine meets Jason and Kristi. Katherine makes rules for her autistic brother, David. She writes words on cards for Jason.

David was 8 years old.

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Catherine's main goal in the book "Rules" by Cynthia Lord was to help her younger brother, David, who has autism, navigate social situations and connect with others. She creates a set of rules for him to follow and tries to balance her responsibilities towards him with her own desire for independence and friendship.

Catherine's rules in the book "Rules" by Cynthia Lord help David because they provide structure and guidance in social situations, which he struggles with due to his autism. By following the rules, David is able to navigate relationships and communication more effectively, leading to improved interactions and understanding with others. Catherine's rules also encourage empathy and understanding, helping David to relate better to the people around him.

Some idioms that can describe Catherine in the book Rules by Cynthia Lord are "quiet as a mouse" because Catherine is a shy and reserved character, "March to the beat of a different drum" because Catherine has a unique perspective due to having a brother with autism, and "going the extra mile" because Catherine is always trying to understand and support her brother.

According to Wikipedia:

"McKinney earned a B.A. in international relations from the University of Southern California, a M.A. in Law and Diplomacy from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. She worked as a high school teacher and later as a university professor."

In the Fall of 1977, Ms. McKinney was enrolled in the Master of Science Industrial Management program at Georgia Tech but did not complete the program.

Cynthia Lord lives in Maine, United States.

Catherine's brother David does not understand rules like other kids do. Also, Jason at OT and Catherine become "friends" and Kristi tells Catherine to bring him to the dance! Catherine is embarrassed!!

Catherine is frustrated in Chapter 2 of "Rules" because her younger brother, David, embarrasses her during a visit to the video store. David's behavior draws attention to their family's unique dynamics, causing Catherine to feel self-conscious and overwhelmed by trying to manage his eccentricities in public. She struggles with the challenges of supporting David while also desiring a sense of normalcy and inclusion among her peers.

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I think it would be David's autism because it gets in the way of Catharine's life that's why she makes rules for David.

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