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Ari, a 12-year-old, faces challenges after her parents' death. She lives with her brother in a small apartment, dreaming of having her own space. Despite feeling like a burden, Ari remains hopeful of finding a real home. In Chapter 1 of Paper Things by Jennifer Richard Jacobson, the story features a protagonist, Ari, a 12-year-old who finds herself in a challenging situation. Ari's parents have passed away and now she lives with her older brother, Gage, in their family's friend's cramped apartment. Ari dreams of having a real home, with her own bedroom and space to call her own. However, she feels like a burden on Gage, who struggles to meet it. Despite the difficulties, Ari remains determined and hopeful, holding on to the dream of finding a place she can truly call her home.