Amy Moscowitz, p. 102 to Tyrone, p. 113 Summary

In "Amy Moscowitz," Amy is petite and Jewish. She says she is not soft; she is tough. She became tough after her parents' divorce. Her mother left her and her father to start another family. Her dad decided they needed to toughen up. A couple years ago, Amy had appendicitis and her father would not help her walk. She is angry about this still. She is jealous because she sees Mr. Ward with his daughter, who goes to the school. They laugh and Mr. Ward takes her backpack for her. She tells Sterling that she is jealous, but he says jealousy is a waste of anger. She cannot make friends because she does not trust anyone after the divorce. Sterling says to get out there and make friends with the other girls. He...