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I Am the Cheese


Question Posted Tuesday April 12 2005, 1:54 pm

Hello


Recently, I finished reading "I Am the Cheese", by Robert Cormier. I thought it was a great book, but I'm a little confused on the last few pages. I don't understand why the phone number wasn't Amy Hertz's, how is it that the cabin was closed for 2 years, but he was with his family there last year, and who is the therapist?


Thank you, if you've read the book and think you understand it, but don't understand my questions, email me at matt3605@yahoo.com.

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