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Analysis Of Tuesday Of The Other June By Norma Mazer

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Tuesday of the other June’’by Norma Fox Mazer is a realistic short story about how june gets bullied because she has the same name as somebody else. In the beginning, June was living with her mom, June was looking forward to swim class. Soon June finally goes to swim class and meets a different june.Nice june introduced herself to the other june.Mean june says “ Your name is not june its “Fish eyes. The next day that nice june was at swim mean june pushes her into the pool when she was getting ready to dive in the water.In the end Nice june drops out of swim because of mean june. When nice june got home nice June’s mom says, we're moving’’. Nice june is all packed up the next couple of days they were gone. Nice june was on her new street and she found out she was going to be neighbors with mean June even know she was trying to get away from her.This story shows that june chang's when she gets bullied. …show more content…

They live in a 1 bedroom house so june sleeps with her mom.In paragraph 1-2 June and her mom were singing and having fun time together. June was looking forward to swim class. June and her mom were very close to each other.June loved her mom a lot. June and her mom were talking and then june's mom says ‘’ yes,yes come to me you just bring me trouble because I am on this earth to love you and take care of you. This shows how her and her mom are connected a lot even know they might talk in a loud tone they will still love each other.June and her did everything together. This also shows how her mom loves

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