Difficult Relationships in Flipped by Wendelin Van Draanen

Have you ever had a relationship that was impossible to have? Well in the book Flipped by Wendelin van Draanen, the relationships between some of the characters look impossible to hold on to. Difficult relationships is an important aspect of the book because the book has a lot of them and they tie into the storyline a lot.

The first relationship is Juliana and Bryce. One example of the difficult relationships between them is when Juliana said "My feelings? Do you realize Mrs. Stueby and Mrs. Helms pay me for my eggs." This was when Bryce got Juliana angry and sad when Juliana found out Bryce was throwing away the eggs Juliana was giving him. Another example of the difficult relationship between them is early on, when Juliana is always asking Bryce to play but Bryce never wanted to play with Juliana. This is a part of a difficult relationship because Bryce never wanted to play with Juliana. This is a very difficult relationship because these 2 people are just barely friends and they do a lot of things that could have ended their friendship.

Another relationship that was difficult would be Juliana and the sycamore tree. The first time Juliana had a relationship with the sycamore tree was when Bryce asked Juliana "Can you climb that high? This was when Juliana started the difficult relationship with the tree when Bryce got his kite up in the tree and Juliana came to get the tree down from the tree. What made the relationship difficult is when Juliana was up in the tree and lumber workers told Juliana "Hey you better come down from there, we're taking it down." That was the day when the relationship between Juliana and the tree ended as the lumber workers cut it down. This relationship was difficult because Bryce didn't like it when Juliana always climb up there and it became especially difficult when the lumber workers had to cut the tree down.

A third difficult relationship was the one between Bryce and his dad. One example that this relationship is difficult is when his dad said "It's just a little question. No harm, no foul." It was when Bryce didn't want to ask Juliana whether or not she has roosters or not and Bryce didn't feel like it but his dad just forced Bryce to ask Juliana. Another example of a difficult relationship between Bryce and his dad is when his dad said "I don't know patsy, I'm more concerned that my son is a coward." That was when