What is the rising action of Ramona and her father

What is the summary of Ramona and her father

What is the falling action of Ramona and her father

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1. The rising action would be Ramona's father losses his job.

2.Ramona is well into her 2nd grade year at Glenwood School, and all is going well until one day her father comes home and announces he has lost his job. The Quimbys must now cope with the breadwinner searching for another job, filling out job applications and collecting unemployment insurance. Mrs. Quimby goes to work full-time, but things are still very tight for the family. Mr. Quimby sinks into depression and Mrs. Quimby tells the children that they must not do anything that would further upset their dad. Ramona wants to help, so she crosses almost everything off her wish list for Christmas.

3. The falling action would be Ramona and her father don't give up and continue on with live. And becoming a lot more successful.

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