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by Torey Hayden
About 65 pages (19,433 words)
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Chapter 5 Summary and Analysis

The next morning, when Sheila arrives, Torey sits to talk with her again. She tells Sheila that today she will be expected to do her math and make chocolate bananas with the other children during cooking time. During math time, Torey tries to use blocks with Sheila, but the little girl whips the blocks across the room at Tyler. Torey immediately places Sheila in the quiet chair and goes to comfort Tyler. Sheila stands up and Anton goes over to put the little girl back in the chair. Torey tells Sheila that she must stay in the chair until she's ready to work. Throughout the morning and part of the afternoon, Sheila sits in the chair, screaming. During reading time, Torey feels a slight touch on her arm and finds Sheila.....

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