What is the name of Anna's older sister.
Kate
What illness does Kate have?
Leukemia
What is the central ethical dilemma in the book?
Using Anna's body to save Kate.
What year does the story take place?
2004
What is the name of Anna's lawyer.
Campbell Alexander
Anna was born for this purpose.
To save Kate’s life
Why does Anna hesitate to donate her kidney?
The risks and her future
What is the name of Campbell’s dog?
Judge
Who is the troubled sibling in the family.
Jesse.
What legal action does Anna take in the first half of the book?
She files for medical emancipation
What does this story say about family responsibility?
It questions how much one member should sacrifice for another.
What is the first thing Campbell Alexander does when meeting Anna
He offers her candy and tries to establish rapport.
What was Sara's profession before becoming a full-time mom.
A lawyer
What does Anna sell to afford a lawyer?
Her necklace.
What theme does Jesse’s behavior highlight?
Neglect and rebellion
How does the Fitzgerald family cope with Kate’s illness?
They focus everything on Kate’s treatment, leading Anna and Jesse to feel neglected.
What does Campbell always have with him?
His dog, Judge
Where does the story take place?
Rhode Island
How does Anna feel about her role in the family?
She struggles with her identity and autonomy.
What major event happens when Anna turns 13?
She is asked to donate a kidney to Kate.