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A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty SmithRead the article this discussion is about
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» WebbQuest - The Tree Kathy,You're my managing editor and I can see why. You selected "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" to write about, after all. As your "Alternative Writing" topic subject, this article's gentle poeticism instilled its unusual, lasting message in me: A life might appear weak, but what lies inside determines its potential. -- posted by WebbQuest » anna_lise - re: A Tree Grows in Brooklyn Hi Kathy,I loved your article. It is Have you read Betty Smith's other Regards, Viola -- posted by anna_lise » Kathy_K - Re: re: A Tree Grows in Brooklyn In response to message posted by anna_lise:Hi Viola, No, I have not had the pleaseure to read any of Betty Smith's other novels. This was actually my first time reading "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn." I can't believe I missed it during my teen years. Oprah Winfrey lists this as one of her 10 all-time favorites as well. Thanks for stopping by! Kathy -- posted by Kathy_K » swimqueen21 - Reading level help! Can anyone please tell me the reading level of this book? Is it a appropriate for a 10th grade book report?thanks -- posted by swimqueen21 » funny_hunny_89 - Re: Reading level help! I think that this is a good book to read if you know about the subject and all of its content, other wise I don't think that it is really a good book to read and since I just finished reading it in my 9th grade literature class.-- posted by funny_hunny_89
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