What do Mr. Noble and Mr. Romney do to take care of the rabbit infestation?

What is arguably the most precious object in this novel? It's a key element in Billie Jo's life, and it represents her Ma, her yearnings for freedom, her acceptance of herself, and means to escape real life.

Where do Billie Jo and her family live in Oklahoma?

To grow tall and slender, like a plant

To store or hide away (money or valuables) usually for future use

What is the name of Pa's sister who comes to take baby brother away but arrives too late?

What is a never-ending obstruction to a good life? It is an obstacle to everything Billie Jo yearns for.

What does Billie Jo call playing piano on stage?

The dead body of an animal

A person or thing that is small, delicate, or barely discernable

What does Pa do as a result of Ma's injuries?

What does Billie Jo's father have on his face?

How does Billie Jo have to set the table during the Dust Bowl era?

Like a detached thistle blowing in the wind.

Petroleum used as fuel, cleaning solvent, etc.

What is the name of Billie Jo's baby brother?

What is a symbol of the big hole left in Daddy's heart by the deaths of Ma and Franklin?

In Billie Jo's dream, Ma give birth to a baby what?

Burnt or reduced to charcoal; burn or scorched slightly (an object)

To stun or stupify with a blow; shock

What does Billy Jo think her father is looking for when he looks at her?

What is like holy ground to Billie Jo? Even though in the end she is willing to let Louise into her life, she refuses to let Louise come here.

What do the neighbors talk about after Ma's funeral?

The friendly reception and treatment of guests and strangers

A form of theatrical entertainment in which recent events are copied/made fun of