There Are No Children Here - Spring 1989, Chapter 21 Summary & Analysis

Alex Kotlowitz
This Study Guide consists of approximately 69 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of There Are No Children Here.

There Are No Children Here - Spring 1989, Chapter 21 Summary & Analysis

Alex Kotlowitz
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Spring 1989, Chapter 21 Summary

On March 2nd, Pharoah dresses up for his spelling bee. He irons a sweater, dons a new pair of jeans, and shines his Fila high-tops with white shoe polish. He also sneaks some of his older brother Weasel's cologne. When he gets to school, Clarise can't believe how spiffy he looks. His new teacher, Mr. Rogers, encourages both students and promises the class a party if either one win. Pharoah is much more confident on stage. He doesn't stutter this time. His practice has paid off. More and more students are eliminated until only he and Clarise remain. They are both delighted as they would each be happy if the other won. Finally, Clarise wins but Pharoah feels great for coming in second place and is happy for his friend. He is also ecstatic that he made it through the event...

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