Ant Farm
Ant Farm by Denise A Lynch, published by Denise A. Lynch on November 10, 2020, is a 170-page work in English that explores the challenges faced by a young boy navigating a new school environment. The story follows Gino Austin, who, after the death of his father, relocates to South Carolina with his mother. As he enters fourth grade, Gino grapples with academic difficulties and the social dynamics of a classroom where most students have known each other for years, highlighting themes of family, relationships, and the impact of bullying.
Readers will find Gino’s journey as he confronts the complexities of friendship and the harsh realities of being bullied, particularly by a classmate named Rudy. The narrative raises questions about the potential for a science fair to unite Gino and his peers, while also addressing the emotional toll of isolation and cruelty. This edition delves into social topics relevant to children, including disabilities and the importance of community support in overcoming adversity.
Official synopsis Publisher
New Year.
New School.
New Bullies.
Can a science fair bring Gino and his class together?
Or will one cruel act destroy friendship forever?
After Gino Austin’s father died, he and his mom moved to South Carolina to be near her family. Fourth grade at a brand new school would be easy for some. But, not for Gino. Math is hard. So is spelling. But science isn’t so bad. If only Rudy would just leave him alone.
CHAPTER ONE
“Mrs. Allyn’s classroom was on the second floor-one of two 4th grade classrooms at Fox Elementary in Deerfield, South Carolina. There were about fifty 4th graders in all, and most of the students had known each other since kindergarten. So, when a slightly overweight boy with dark curly hair wandered onto the second floor, everyone stared. Then they began to whisper and point…”
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