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Dear Pen Pal (The Mother-Daughter Book Club): Spring - Quiz
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"Character is a plant of slow growth, and the seed must be planted early." (from
When Patty Went to College
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What got Emma into trouble regarding the school newspaper? How did her parents show their support?
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Did the book club members handle Pip's situation correctly? Explain.
Describe the relationship between Jess and Savannah.
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