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My Favorite Chappere Character Analysis
“My Favorite Chaperone” is a story about a highschool girl, Maya, who moves to America from Kazakhstan. She moved to America because her aunt met an american through an international dating magazine. Her aunt moved to America. Later times got bad in Kazakhstan. Maya and her family decided to move to America. They lived in Seattle like her aunt. Bob Campbell, Aunt Madina’s husband, got a job promotion and had to move to Chicago. Aunt Madina decided to go to Chicago with Bob. They left Maya and her family in Seattle, and they don’t know anyone. They kept living there any ways. Maya’s mom is a maid, and her dad is a cab driver. Maya takes a permission slip even though she knows her parents will say no. She enjoys going to ELA because Daniel Klein
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