Bryon talks with Mike, the beaten up boy. Bryon goes to the hospital snack bar and sees Cathy, M&MS sister, who is back in town, and asks her out. She tells them to visit a boy who was beaten up across the hall. After M&M leaves, Mark and Bryon follow, and see him about to get jumped, and defend him by beating up the muggers.Ħ Summary chapter 2 Bryon and Mark go to the hospital to see Bryon’s mother. He tells them that his sister, Cathy, is coming home from private school. After leaving in debt, they find their hippie friend M&M.
Bryon starts to realize what the real world is like, while Mark is still living life for the thrill of the moment.ĥ Summary Chapter 1 Bryon and his foster Brother Mark go to one of their favorite hangouts, a bar owned by their friend Charlie. As the two boys grow older, they start to grow apart. They face the trouble of gang fights and trying to find money for everyday things. When she started writing again, she wrote “That Was Then, This is Now.”Ĥ Overview “That Was Then, This is Now” is a book about Bryon and his “brother” Mark. After experiencing writer’s block and then going into depression, Hinton met someone on her freshmen biology class who inspired her to continue writing. Both “The Outsiders” and “That Was Then, This is Now” were adapted into film productions. The book addressed issues such as, drug use, and it examined the hippie lifestyle. “That Was Then, This is Now” was published four years after “The Outsiders” was in 1971. E Hinton has won many awards for her writing. This influenced her to write some of her most popular works like “The Outsiders” and “That was Then, This is Now.” S. Hinton has always found joy in reading, but she was not pleased with the published literature that was for young adults. Her novels have changed the way people look at young adult literature. She is one of the most popular and best known writers of young adult fiction. Presentation on theme: "That Was Then, This is Now"- Presentation transcript:Ģ The Author Susan Eloise Hinton (S.
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