So in the last chapter Francisco and his family were picking cotton in November, but by the beginning of this one, we've fast-forwarded to summer and it's the end of strawberry season. Francisco visits the grave every day, but before you know it he and his family are moving back to Corcoran for more cotton-picking. The next day Francisco and his bros bury their favorite pet. The poor guy doesn't survive the fall, and the whole family is super down about it. Things go from bad to worse when PapГЎ starts waving around a broom, only to hit the parrot to the ground. One time, when Catarina's owners visit Francisco's family without their furry pet, El Perico gets angry-we're talking squawking up a storm kind of angry-and this makes PapГЎ raging mad.

Sure, it sounds a little dangerous for a bird to have a cat as his best bud, but our feathery friend looks forward to seeing his gal pal every time her owners visit. So everyone in the family loves El Perico like nobody's business, but the parrot has his own favorite friend: a cat named Catarina that lives nearby. (They've moved from cotton to grapes between the last chapter and this one.) Oh, and he's also a bit of a squawker.ДЄ family friend smuggled the little guy into California, and now he's living with Francisco and his fam while they're picking grapes. He's yellow, red, and green, and he's covered in feathers (don't judge). Shmoopsters, we'd like you to meet Francisco's pal El Perico.

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