And Then, Boom!

Content Warning: This section of the guide contains descriptions of extreme poverty, starvation, injury, and child abandonment.

Note: These pages contain the poems “On the Tip of My Tongue,” “My Favorite Day,” “Not Quite Right,” “Howling Winds,” “Trapped,” “A Big Pile of Poo,” “It’s Just Beginning,” “Lighting Strikes,” “And Then,” “Here It Comes,” “The Tornado,” “Holding On,” “Superman,” “Survived the Storm,” “After A Storm,” “Hurt,” “Take Care of Yourself,” “My Story,” “My Story,” “Bracing,” “All Kinds of Lucky,” “Barely Recognizable,” “Hunger Three-Finger Rundown,” “Clean Start,” “A Lot of Ifs,” “The Suitcase,” “Everybody Knows Now,” “Slushy Manor,” “A Little Overwhelming,” “Phoenix and Olivia,” “The Davisons,” “A Minute to Get Used to All This,” “Surrounded By Food,” “Learn From Each Other,” “The Fifth Chair,” “Taken Care Of,” “Before They Get So Bad,” “My Room,” “Rebuilding,” “My Boy,” “Little Free Pantries,” “Do What You Can,” “The View From Here,” and “Even Superheroes Need Help.”