Book Report On Antigone

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It’s a warm and windy summer afternoon. Chloe, a 10 year old, little girl who went for a walk. Chloe, who was walking by herself and lost her jacket. The wind took her jacket and went into the woods. Chloe has to go and get her jacket. Chloe was walking by herself, and all of a sudden her jacket was blown by the wind. Chloe’s jacket ended up in the woods. She walked the woods to find her jacket. She found her jacket and was trying to get out but got lost. Chloe’s mom, who was making supper, noticed that Chloe didn’t come back at 5. Chloe’s mom called the neighbors, to see if they saw her come home and they all said no. Chloe’s mom called the police and reported a missing child. The police came to the house and asked her mom questions and

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