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Define "Normal" Study Guide

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by Julie Anne Peters
About 54 pages (16,297 words)
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Chapter 16 Summary

Jazz asks Antonia how they will manage when their father is dead and their mom is not well. Antonia says that they have some money and they get by. She gives Antonia another bathing suit to put on, and they have more swimming lessons. Later in the afternoon, Jazz prepares for her piano lesson. She tells Antonia about her French instructor, who she romanticizes over. When she goes for her lesson, Antonia listens in and is dumbstruck by Jazz's talent. After the lesson is over, Antonia tells Jazz that she is impressed with her ability. Jazz tells Antonia that she is practicing for a competition and her mother is.....

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