Status Updates From The Lemonade War: Brother v...

This book is realistic fiction I know this because it talks about real events that happen in real life. For example Evan make a lemonade stand without his sister, and his sister gets mad. So then she makes a lemonade stand without him, with one of his friends.

This book is realistic fiction. I know because it talks about real events that happen in the real world. For example a lemonade stand. Evan and Jessie make a lemonade stand every year. This year Evan thinks it's childish and doesn't want to. But Jessie does. Behind her back Evan does a lemonade stand with ones of his friends that he doesn't really like. Jessie finds out and does the same thing with his friends

The genre of my book is realistic fiction. I know this because it talks about real people, and real things about events that happen in real life. For example, Evan and Jessie make a lemonade stand. But Evan and Jessie are kind of like in a fight, so Jessie makes another lemonade stand without Evan knowing. When Evan finds out he is mad, Jessie is mad at him too. She proposes an idea, whoever makes more money wins

Evan was throwing a ball in the dark. He hears his mom scraping the ac across the kitchen floor. He was talking to his sister, but he didn't want. Instead he started throwing the ball again. He looked away for one second and the ball hit him in the nose.

Evan lays on his back, throwing a baseball in the dark. His mom's air conditioning in her office broke at the start of a heat wave. He hears her scraping something across the kitchen floor, he thinks it's the ac. When his sister, Jessie walks into the dark basement, she thinks he isn't in there. He tries hiding from here. But his sister found him they were talking, he. He kept throwing the ball and it hit his nose.