Blog 8: Operation Yes

So far in my book "Operation Yes", Bo has changed his act in school and is becoming more responsible than he ever was before during school. One way he has changed is by volunteering more in class and actually focusing on doing his homework. His parents are pleased and surprised of the new change. While reading the book, an exciting and moving scene moved in. Ms. Loupe assigned a project to send supplies to her brother who is serving in Afghanistan. Unfortunately, her brother has gone missing in action. Bo, his classmates and the rest of the community are now helping Ms Loupe with sending supplies and to make things better. During this process, Bo met new faces and became more social with the people around him because of the new faces he met during the help. Right now, Ms Loupe's brother is still missing, and they are still doing their best to help and make things better. The supplies that were sent were also well appreciated with a thank you letter from those in Afghanistan. Other than these events, that is what has happened lately in my reading of Operation Yes.

While reading more into the book, I can realize a new conflict appearing. At first, the conflict was Bo having to make a change as a student and as a new responsible kid. But now after reading more I can tell there is a new and bigger conflict. The conflict right now in the book is that Ms. Loupe's brother went missing in action in Afghanistan. Serving as part of the army, her brother reportdly went missing during action Understandably, Ms Loupe is upset and very nervous, but she believes that they will find him. As a result to his missing, the whole school and community have volunteered to help out by sending supplies and trying to make things better with some joy being sent to others serving, and Ms Loupe. They are hoping that they find her brother fast and hoping for good results after finding him. So the new conflict in my book "Operation Yes" is that Ms. Loupe's brother has gone missing in Afghanistan after going in action.