The main antagonists in "No More Dead Dogs" by Gordon Korman are Mr. Fiorello, the drama teacher who wants to stick strictly to the script, and Eddie, the star football player who keeps altering the script for his own benefit. Both characters create obstacles that the protagonist, Wallace Wallace, must overcome.

The genre of Everest book 1 is adventure fiction, specifically focusing on mountaineering and survival in extreme conditions.

Sophie is upset with her father in the book "Schooled" because he has decided to leave the commune where they live, forcing her to attend a public high school for the first time. This change disrupts her life and challenges her deeply held beliefs about their alternative way of living. Sophie struggles to adapt to her new surroundings and finds it difficult to understand her father's decision.

It is unclear what specific situation you are referring to, but people may mock others for a variety of reasons such as jealousy, insecurity, or trying to fit in with a group. It's important to address any hurtful behavior directly and communicate openly to resolve any misunderstandings.

"Toilet Paper Tigers" by Gordon Korman explores themes of friendship, identity, and the pressures of conformity in middle school. The book follows the story of a group of misfit students who challenge stereotypes and learn to stand up for themselves.

As of now, it is not publicly known if the Ever Swindle twins have children. Their personal life details are generally kept private.

"The Juvie Three" by Gordon Korman is a book, so you can find answers and summaries by reading the book itself, looking at book reviews online, or checking resources such as SparkNotes or CliffsNotes. Additionally, discussion forums and study groups can provide insights and answers on the book.

Chapter 4 in "Pop" by Gordon Korman is about the protagonist, Marcus Jordan, dealing with his father's sudden disappearance and the challenges that come with it. As he struggles to cope with his emotions and navigate his new reality, Marcus begins to learn more about his father's past and the reasons behind his actions. The chapter sets the stage for Marcus's personal growth and the development of the story.

The major conflict in "Schooled" by Gordon Korman is when Cap Anderson, a boy raised on a commune, is suddenly thrust into the world of public school after his guardian falls ill. The conflict arises from Cap's unconventional ways clashing with the expectations and norms of the students at Claverage Middle School.

Some of Rain's sayings in "Schooled" by Gordon Korman include "Different is cool," "Make the best of it," and "Find your own voice." These phrases reflect Rain's positive attitude and encouragement for others to embrace their uniqueness.

The coordinates for the fictional island in the Gordon Korman island trilogy are 16.4000° N, 86.5000° W. This location is based on a fictitious setting created by the author for the purposes of the story.

"Korman Dive" is set in a post-apocalyptic world where the city of Cauldron lies in ruins, overrun by mutants and scavengers. The atmosphere is tense and dangerous, with remnants of the old world scattered amidst the decay. The setting reflects a harsh and unforgiving environment where survival is a constant struggle.

In the book "Schooled" by Gordon Korman, chapters 9 through 12 continue to focus on Cap's adjustment to life outside Garland Farm. Cap faces challenges in navigating the social dynamics of public school, making new friends, and dealing with bullies. These chapters highlight Cap's unique perspective and his efforts to bring about positive change in his new environment.

"Dive: Book 1" by Gordon Korman is about four kids who are forced to survive on a deserted island after a plane crash. They must rely on each other's strengths to overcome their challenges and find a way to be rescued. The novel explores themes of teamwork, resilience, and survival.

Griffin Bing is the protagonist in the book "Framed" by Gordon Korman. He is a middle-schooler known for his resourcefulness and problem-solving skills. In the story, he gets caught up in a mystery involving a valuable Super Bowl ring.

The author's purpose in "Zoobreak" by Gordon Korman is to entertain readers with a fast-paced adventure story while also highlighting themes of friendship, teamwork, and problem-solving. Through the escapades of a group of kids trying to rescue an abused monkey from a cruel zoo owner, the novel also raises awareness about animal rights and the importance of standing up for what is right.

In "Swindle" by Gordon Korman, Griffin is described as clever, resourceful, and determined. He is known for his sarcastic humor and quick thinking. Griffin is tall, with dark hair and glasses. He is confident and charismatic, often taking the lead in their schemes.

It is a series of 3 books about a family whose parents were mistaken for terrorist helpers. While there parents were in prison, the kids are on the run. Eventually they are all reunited. Then the younger sister gets kidnapped and they search for her. A blogger helps the family and is in contact with the people who abducted the younger sister Meg. The older brother Aiden, searches for her and eventually leaves on a hunch he has and gets one of the main investigators to believe him. They go to another state to look for her. While the blogger says that the kidnappers want x amount of money, he takes the parents to where Aiden and the cop are. The nice kidnapper, whom she calls Mickey, because he had a Mickey Mouse mask on when he, and the two other kidnappers abducted her, gave her a nail file to undo the ropes that held her wrists together. She runs off into the snowy mountains and eventually Aiden finds her. At the end, they realize that the blogger and the kidnappers are all Falcon Family haters and plan to kill them in a mine shaft. Of course it has a happy ending where they all get out alive and the kidnappers and the blogger go to jail.

Gordon Korman has cited authors such as E.B. White, Judy Blume, and J.D. Salinger as influences on his writing. Their works likely inspired him and helped shape his style and approach to storytelling.

In the book "Schooled" by Gordon Korman, Mrs. Donelly is the school principal who initially struggles to handle Cap's unconventional personality and the changes he brings to the school. She eventually learns to adapt and appreciate Cap's unique approach to learning.

There is no information publicly available about Gordon Korman's favorite color.

The author's purpose in the book "Schooled" by Gordon Korman is to explore themes of acceptance, friendship, and individuality through the story of a homeschooled boy, Cap, who enters a traditional middle school for the first time and faces challenges and new experiences. The book aims to encourage readers to embrace diversity and appreciate each other's differences.

In the book "Schooled," Sophie Donnelly used to call Cap, the main character, "Flower Boy."

Kwame Nkrumah was educated at Achimota School in Ghana and later continued his studies in the United States, earning multiple degrees from Lincoln University and the University of Pennsylvania.

The rising action in "No More Dead Dogs" involves the protagonist, Wallace Wallace, facing consequences for his unwillingness to give a positive review of the school play. As he navigates conflicts with his teacher, peers, and the drama club members, tensions escalate until a climax is reached.