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A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
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Where does Francie live?
In an apartment in Brooklyn, New York.
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What request did Francie used to do every week?
Francie used to ask for a recommendation about a good book for a girl.
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What did Francie think about the library?
That it was beautiful.
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What was Francine's favorite place at home?
The fire scape.
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How old was Francie?
11 years old.
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How many books did Francie want to read?
All the books in the world.
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How many books did Francie read on Saturdays?
Two
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True or false: Francie was reading in alphabetical order and skipping the dry books.
False. She did not skip the dry ones.
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Why did Francie started copying one of the books?
Because she wanted to have her own book.
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How many books was Francie reading?
A book per day.
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Name one of the two books that the librarian recommended to Francie over and over again.
If I were king and Beverly of Graustark
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Francie went to the library every day, so why didn't the librarian know how old Francie was?
Because the librarian never looked up into Francie's face.
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What is the meaning of enthusiasm? Explain and make a sentence.
joy.
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Why does Francie think the librarian keeps recommending the same books?
They were the only ones she had read. They were on a recommended list. They were good for children.
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True or false: The librarian loved children.
False.
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What is the meaning of shabby? Explain and make a sentence.
In poor condition
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Who was the first author that Francie read about?
Abbott.
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What did Francie use to do on Saturdays?
She used to read a book recommended by the librarian.
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Why did Francine want to grow up, work hard, and save money?
To buy every single book that she liked.
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