What was Patricia's point of view about the plans for the house on East Chester Road?
She thinks tearing down the house to build a playground is a good idea for the community.
What does "out of sight, out of mind" mean?
If you don't see it, you don't think about it.
How does the author show that people have different points of view about Grandma J.'s house?
The author includes the character, Daniel Cruz, to interview both sides.
What does "better late than never" mean?
How does Grandma J. feel about the city council's decision?
Grandma is not happy about the city council's decision to tear down her house because she says, "This is not great... I'm going to lose my house."
Name one proverb/adage from "A Window Into History?" (Open Book, page 285)
"It's too bad these 'old walls can't talk'."
What are Cedric's feelings about the house?
Cedric believes the house is important to the city's history.
How does Patricia Cole's view of the house change? Give examples.
Patricia Cole now believes that the house is an important part of the town's past and should remain. ("In light of this discovery, we've decided to keep this property intact and extend the playground onto another lot near the school." Pg. 291)