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Glory Field

More connected stories than a novel. I was reading it to see if I would ever teach it or assign it. I don’t think so. Maybe I’d give each group a section and then the groups could find the connections. Did like the symbolism of shackles-both real and invisible.

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not as expected

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Awesome

This book was really good. Even if you have not read any of this author's other books, I really would suggest this one! :^)