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What is the climax of the book the storm runner by jc cervantes

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The plot of the book reaches it's climax when the bus is veered into the levee with the driver and the kids.

Step-by-step explanation:

'The Storm Runner' is a book written by J. C. Cervantes. The book is a fourteen-year-old young boy named Chase Masters.

The plot of the book reaches it's climax when the kids were sent off by the school principal to their home. Chase realized that the storm is heading towards their town and triesto convince his principal that she should not send off the bus to the home as it involves risk with the lives of children. But the principal believed in her meteorologist husband and send the bus to the home. When the bus was on its way, it was struck down by the winds into the levee. Chase, somehow managed to rescue his mates, but was unable to save the driver.

Climax is a part of the story which is full of tensions, suspense, and thrill. This part of the book is full of tension and suspense when the bus was veered into the levee with the driver and the kids.

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