Junior finds support in unexpected places from "summary" of The absolutely true diary of a part-time Indian by Sherman Alexie
Junior never expected to find support from his classmates and teachers when he made the decision to transfer to a school off the reservation. He was used to being an outcast, the weird kid who didn't quite fit in anywhere. But as he navigated this new territory, he was surprised to find that some of his peers were actually kind to him. They reached out to him, befriended him, and defended him against bullies who tried to bring him down. Junior found an unlikely ally in his teacher Mr. P, who saw potential in him that no one else did. Mr. P encouraged Junior to chase his dreams, to not let the limitations of his circumstances hold him back. He recognized Junior's intelligence, creativity, and resilience, and pushed him to believe in himself. Junior was touched by this show of support from a teacher who could have easily ignored him or written him off. Through his interactions with his new fr...
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