Homework for 17th class

Please begin reading Lois Lowry’s book Number the Stars, Chapters 1 –4 (pp. 1 – 38)

Respond to the following on the forum about Dear Mr. Henshaw:

During out first lesson, we discussed the idea of idolizing or admiring family members. Leigh considers how he admired his father when he was younger, and reflects back on this as he learns more about both of his parents. How has Leigh’s perception – his thoughts about – his parents changed throughout the story?

4/27/1410:43 PM

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I think his parent change him a lot. In this story, his mother and father tell him lot of things to do. If his dad divorce and don’t take care of him. Leigh will change a lot. Maybe he will become a very bad person. And the story will change. His father tell him lot of thing and his father also want Leigh become a good person.

4/30/148:29 AM

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