Gordon Korman

In "Chasing the Falconers" by Gordon Korman, the rising action involves siblings Aidan and Meg's escape from their juvenile detention center and their journey to prove their innocence. The falling action occurs as they confront obstacles and uncover the truth behind their parents' supposed crimes, leading to a resolution of their family's situation.

Parker Schmidt is a character in "No More Dead Dogs" by Gordon Korman. He is the star quarterback of the football team who is unhappy with his role in the school play and leads a protest against the drama teacher. Schmidt undergoes character development throughout the book as he learns to appreciate and respect the art of theatre.

The exposition of "Son of the Mob" introduces the protagonist, Vince Luca, who is the son of a notorious mob boss and trying to live a normal life. It sets the stage for the conflicts that arise as Vince navigates the challenges of balancing his family's criminal ties with his desire for a typical teenage experience.

"No More Dead Dogs" by Gordon Korman follows Wallace Wallace, a student who refuses to write a positive book report on "Old Shep, My Pal." His honesty leads to a series of events that force him to confront his own issues and understand the importance of empathy and imagination. Through a school production of "Old Shep, My Pal," Wallace learns valuable lessons about compassion and the power of storytelling.

Gordon Korman became an author because he loved writing stories as a child and had a passion for storytelling. He wrote his first book at the age of 12, which was published when he was just 14. This early success inspired him to pursue a career as a writer.

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the resolution of this book is that cap teach kids how to live in a peaceful world and he get help by the other kids at c average so cap has a life in the real world the most important is that rain let him stay at the school c average and get to live like a normal kid.

The main conflict in "Son of the Mob" revolves around the protagonist, Vince, who must navigate between his ties to his family involved in organized crime and his desire to live a normal life. This conflict is further exacerbated when he falls in love with a girl whose father is an FBI agent investigating his family.

The symbol in the book "Schooled" by Anisha Lakhani may refer to the pressures and expectations placed on students to excel academically. It could also symbolize the sacrifices and compromises individuals make to pursue success in highly competitive environments, such as elite private schools. Additionally, the symbol may represent the pursuit of status, recognition, and validation through academic achievement.

Trudi Davis in "No More Dead Dogs" is portrayed as a strict, rule-following English teacher who is passionate about traditional literature and has a disdain for creative interpretations of texts. She struggles to connect with her students and is resistant to change or new ideas in her teaching methods.

Gordan Korman has two boys and one girl named Joey, Jane and Carl.

Vince and Kendra get to California. Vince drops Kendra off at the Burrell Music Academy and then goes to his college, The University of Santa Monica. Vince goes to his room in the bell tower and meets his roommate, Trey Sutter, who is the son of Representative William Sutter. Vince settle in and then he meets Perry, a junior, Calvin, a senior, Alita and Anthea, two sophomore twins, Mitch the Bean Counter, P. Richard Shapiro, and Willow, a senior girl. She tell them about a party and then Vince and Trey go shopping for new clothes.

In the falling action of "Schooled" by Gordon Korman, Cap's newfound popularity leads to tensions with his friends and threatens to jeopardize the community he has come to love at Claverage Middle School. As Cap tries to navigate these conflicting allegiances, he must also confront the truth about his past and come to terms with his identity. This period of resolution and reconciliation sets the stage for the book's denouement where Cap learns valuable lessons about friendship, acceptance, and the complexities of human relationships.

The theme of "No More Dead Dogs" revolves around honesty and integrity, as the protagonist learns the importance of speaking the truth even when it is difficult. The novel also explores the idea of authenticity in storytelling and the impact of personal experiences on interpreting literature.

The main characters in the book "Swindle" by Gordon Korman are Griffin Bing, Ben Slovak, Savannah Drysdale, Melissa Bright, and Darren Vader. These kids work together to pull off a heist to retrieve a valuable baseball card that was unfairly taken from Griffin.

Gordon Korman has written over 80 books, including popular series such as "Swindle," "Dive," and "Macdonald Hall." His works span a variety of genres and age groups, showcasing his versatility as an author.

The main characters are Graham "Gecko" Fosse, Arjay Moran, Terence Florian, and Douglas Healy. The minor characters are Roxanne Fitzner, De Andre and his crew, Mike Delancey and the rest of the police, Debra Vaughn, and Mrs. Liebowitz. Some really minor characters are De Andre's mom, Gecko's brother Reuben, Gecko's mom, Terence's "old man", and the old woman who Terence was supposed to dump in the fountain. Other characters are the teachers at Arjay, Terence and Gecko's school and their psychotherapist and the people in their classes.

The summary of Framed is when a boy named Griffin Bing gets framed. He gets framed by having his lost retainer in the spot of the now missing Super Bowl ring, that belonged to the school. Now, Griffin has to find out who stole the ring, without getting into trouble...

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Gordon Korman was born on October 23, 1963.

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